This report provides a comprehensive overview of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). It begins with a definition of CSR and explains why businesses should practice it, highlighting the benefits such as improved public image, long-term business interests, and the conversion of resistances into resources. The report also details the benefits of CSR, including increased productivity, enhanced brand reputation, and improved access to capital. Furthermore, it discusses the importance of CSR in ensuring human rights, avoiding corruption, and promoting adherence to labor standards. The report also addresses the challenges in the current competitive business environment, such as lack of community participation, the need to build local capacities, issues of transparency, and perception towards CSR initiatives. Finally, the report provides examples of CSR initiatives taken by organizations like Johnson & Johnson, Google, and Starbucks, concluding with the importance of organizing CSR activities for attracting people towards the company.