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This is due to differences in social systems, especially to the social security systems prevalent in Europę²⁴.

In its essence, philanthropy is similar to patronage, because of the selfless-ness and altruistic motives for action in order to bring benefits to the beneficia-ries.²⁵ Patrons usually support projects of cultural, scientific, and humanitarian naturę, often anonymously, without seeking famę and popularity. In the case of enterprises, such actions may differ from the classic patronage due to their own objectives and economic benefits. It happens that enterprises actually publicize their activities to communicate that they are participating in the fulfilment of social needs. In those situations, such activities should be treated as sponsor-ship, which is another form of social engagement of companies. It differs from philanthropy and patronage in the sense that a sponsor seeks to gain publicity, popularity, prominence of its logo or name, and, therefore, its objective is to build corporate image and achieve economic effects. M. Grabowski defines sponsorship as a form of participation in the costs of a project for promotional purposes, involving the dissemination of the name or trade mark of the sponsor. A sponsor finances specific activities or entire events such as concerts or sports competitions, which directly or indirectly contributes to the achievement of the sponsor s marketing objectives²⁶. Sponsorship is thus based on mutual benefits for both parties. Sponsorship usually involves:

■    arts and culture - cultural institutions - theatres, museums, cinemas, including authors and artists, and events - exhibitions, festivals and concerts;

■    social issues - supporting institutions such as orphanages, retirement homes, charity events such as providing extra food for children;

■    ecology - naturę conservation and environmental protection, educational campaigns;

■    sport - events, teams or individual athletes;

* health care - hospitals, clinics, actions related to preventive examinations, edu-cation on health;

■    education - schools and kindergartens, competitions;

■    science - scientific research, publications, conferences, etc.

3.2. Cause Related Marketing

A manifestation of the growing intermingling of business and social life is cause related marketing (CRM). The starting point for CRM activities is the desire to max-imize profits or to improve the situation on the market. It is a commercial activity

²⁴    K. Banasiewicz, Wolontariat korporacyjnyjakojeden z przejawów społecznej odpowiedzialności przedsiębiorstwa, [in:] Społeczna odpowiedzialność organizacji. Metodyka, narzędzia, ocena, Z. Pisz, M. Rojek-Nowosielska (eds.), Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Ekonomicznego we Wrocławiu, Wrocław 2011, p. 164.

²⁵    J. Adamczyk, Społeczna..., p. 158.

²⁶    M. Grabowski, Sponsorowanie przez prowadzących działalność związaną z produktami (usługami) objętymi zakazem reklamy, „Studia Prawnicze” 1995, z. 1-4, [in:] J.Adamczyk, Społeczna..., p. 158.

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