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44 APPENDIX A Patterns of Corporate Philanthropy by Publicly Listed Companies in Malaysia Purpose: The aim of this survey is to discover patterns of Corporate Philanthropy among various public companies that are listed in the Bursa Malaysia. Instruction: Please answer each question by selecting the choice that best reflects your perception. 1. Type of Business Industry: □ Consumer Products & Services Industry □ Financial Industry □ Industrial Products & Services Industry □ Plantation Industry □ Technology, Telecommunication & Media Industry □ Other (please specify) _________________________________ 2. How long has the company been a publicly listed company? □ 1 - 10 Years □ 11 - 20 Years □ 21 - 30 Years □ 31 - 40 Years □ 41 - 50 Years □ More than 50 Years 3. The importance of a Corporate Philanthropy program. No. Strongly Disagree Disagree Not Sure Agree Strongly Agree 01 Corporate philanthropy activities help to enhance the company's business ethics and compliance. 02 Corporate philanthropy is beneficial for a company's reputation. 03 Corporate philanthropy has many benefit but does not necessarily enhance a company’s financial performance. 04 Corporate philanthropy has not enhanced my employees’
45 performance. 05 My company’s Corporate philanthropy program has attracted more customers to our business. 06 My company’s Corporate philanthropy program helps to enhance society. 07 My company’s Corporate philanthropy program has not enhance the environment conditions. 4. The pattern of my company’s Corporate Philanthropy engagement. No. Strongly Disagree Disagree Not Sure Agree Strongly Agree 01 My company is always ready to engage in any form of Corporate Philanthropy 02 My company is more involved in Corporate Philanthropy during festival seasons. 03 My company engages in Corporate Philanthropy not just during the festival seasons. 04 My company is more willing to engage in Corporate Philanthropy with the religious community. 05 My company is more willing to engage in Corporate Philanthropy that has the same cultural or race. 06 My company is more than willing to help the community regardless of its religious, racial or cultural background. 5. Type of Corporate Philanthropy in which the Company is engaged. (Check all that apply) □ Corporate giving (contributing to the society in terms of money or in kind) □ Corporate Volunteering (Performing community service during working hours)
46 □ Corporate Foundation (Creating separate entity to perform charitable activities) 6. How often does the company engage in Corporate Philanthropy? No. Never Rarely Sometimes Often Always 01 Culture or Recreation (empowering social capital) 02 Educational or Research (sponsorship) 03 Health 04 Social Services 05 Environment 06 Development or Housing 07 Law, Advocacy or Politics 08 Religious Activities 09 Other (Please specify) _____________________ 7. Level of Corporate Philanthropy support performed by the company. No. None Low Moderate High Very High 01 Culture or Recreation (empowering social capital) 02 Educational or Research (sponsorship) 03 Health 04 Social Services 05 Environment 06 Development or Housing 07 Law, Advocacy or Politics 08 Religious Activities 09 Other (Please specify) _____________________ 8. Kindly attach any newspaper/magazine clippings or other reports about your CSR program.
47 Thank you for participating in this study. Your participation is greatly appreciated.