Public health practitioners must learn to procure additional funding from private entities as public health is scaled up to address an increasing variety of health needs among diverse populations. Public health practitioners can leverage the corporate social responsibility (CSR) component of private entities to advance public health programs. CSR has been defined by the European Commission as “a concept whereby companies decide voluntarily to contribute to a better society and a cleaner environment” (19). Examples of CSR include Ben and Jerry’s Caring Dairy program (a sustainability program for dairy farms) (20), Levi Strauss & Co’s Water‹Less™ process (which has saved one billion liters of water since 2011) (21), and TOMS One for One® model (a model TOMS follows to provide shoes, sight, water, and safe birth services in return for every purchased product) (22).