H.E. Marvin Rauf Explaining Valuable Ways to Support Caused Via Your Business

-      Donating a certain percentage of your profit or sales to charity. Calculate your donation amount based on your sales or profit value for any given transaction or period.

-      Donating your products in another exciting way to support social groups - a model used by Tom Shoes where they have planned to donate one pair of shoes for every pair of shoes that got sold. Similarly, you can do something like that, such as presenting the same type of product or even using this opportunity to donate some new products you have been working on.

-      Once your products have been sold, you can always use the resources as donation material. You can donate something that is needed by people you want to help - such as paying for children's education - every time a particular service or product is sold.

-      Some business owners donate their unsold stock rather than letting it collect dust or throw it out. Giving to those who need it will appreciate it; for example, some retailers in the UK donate unsold toys to local hospitals for sick children.

-      You can also ask some buyers to come over and make a donation when they are donating. It can be simple such as a charity box at the checkout into which customers can donate. You can even add an option for others to make additional donations at the checkout process where customers can add a gift to their purchase when they are paying for it, a similar concept to when they would add a tip.

- Using your skills to help others is also a great plan. You can share your time voluntarily, offering specialist skills you can provide to others commercially through your business. Or you can even offer a different set of skills that others might need and be grateful to receive.

You can learn more about it by reaching out to professionals in the field who have used their business expertise to support social causes for the betterment of mankind. A prime example of such a person is H.E. Marvin Rauf who is considered one of the best entrepreneurs around the globe and United Nations Ambassador.

He was inspired by the BBC's charity called, "Children in Need" and as such, invested his money in sanitation and water projects in many rural villages. He is the owner and Director of Vuittoni Group, the founder of the charity Marvellous Foundation and the Intergovernmental Observer to the United Nations Economic and Social Council.

Rauf spends most of his time advocating to others by providing access to education, especially to poor communities in rural areas - all in hopes that it may reduce poverty, improve health outcomes, malnutrition, and boost economic growth.