Business for Good

KinderCare Education knows learning begins at birth and that the first five years of life are the most critical in a child’s development. That’s why, through its community partnerships, the company aims to enhance educational opportunities for children and families by providing volunteer, in-kind, and financial contributions.

Through a partnership with The City of New York’s Center for Youth Development, Guardian is supporting the inaugural CareerCLUE program.

In 2005, Walmart began to look at the interplay of waste and usable materials and to seriously examine its own operations, looking for ways to reduce waste of all kinds.

UnitedHealth Group’s green business practices in its day-to-day work are reducing its impact on the environment in various ways across the enterprise. For example, its OptumRx business is the first major pharmacy care services company to introduce fully sustainable medication packaging that replaces polystyrene, or foam.

5by20 is The Coca-Cola Company’s global commitment to enable the economic empowerment of 5 million women entrepreneurs across the company’s value chain by 2020, specifically the small businesses that the company and its bottling partners work with in more than 200 countries around the world—from fruit farmers and recyclers to retailers and artisans.

The Qualcomm Way: Our Code of Business Conduct describes Qualcomm's responsibilities to customers, business partners, stockholders, communities and each other.

PNC Arts Alive challenges visual and performing arts organizations to put forth their best, most original thinking in expanding audience participation and engagement.

Microsoft is committed to delivering technology solutions that are accessible, affordable, and relevant for nonprofits everywhere.

Johnson & Johnson first launched its global strategy for workspace, Workplace Innovation in 2010 to inspire new ways of thinking about and configuring the work environment