This research report provides a comprehensive analysis of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) practices, focusing on their impact on local communities. It begins with an introduction to CSR, defining its role in business self-regulation and its integration of environmental and social concerns. The report then explores the positive impacts of CSR on local communities, specifically examining Harvey Norman's initiatives related to employees, consumers, and society. This includes discussions on employee empowerment, consumer trust, and societal contributions. Subsequently, the report delves into the negative impacts of CSR, such as increased costs and potential conflicts with business objectives. The analysis covers the effects on employees, consumers, and society. Finally, the report presents a critical evaluation of community-based information reported by Harvey Norman compared with JB Hi-Fi, assessing their CSR strategies and their commitment to environmental sustainability and ethical business practices. The conclusion summarizes the key findings, emphasizing the importance of CSR in fostering positive relationships with stakeholders and contributing to societal development.