Corporate social responsibility (CSR) stories - Page 11

Micro Focus debuts INSPIRE, its forward-looking CSR programme, aiming to foster an equitable, sustainable, and socially responsible corporate culture globally.

Twilio is sponsoring the planting of trees to reforest Australia for each person who completes certain challenges in its JavaScript training game.

The donation will go to the Australian Wildlife Conservancy, a non-profit that runs programmes to help the local fauna flourish.

ATLASPACE launches a CSR initiative to sponsor the Hong Kong Typhoons youth ice hockey team, enhancing resources and training opportunities for players.

TechnologyOne delivers a record GBP £620K donation via its Foundation, supporting children in poverty and fulfilling its Pledge 1% commitment.

Hong Kong may well be leading the world in social responsibility, following efforts to create the country’s first listed social responsibility index.

The new platform helps make remote learning and virtual classrooms a reality and helps to enable high-quality video collaboration between staff and parents.

Mindtree has clinched the prestigious Mother Teresa Award for Corporate Citizen, lauded for its philanthropic feats and commitment to social welfare.

Dicker Data introduces new paid parental leave and salary continuance policies, enhancing support for new parents following a record-breaking half-year result.

The company was awarded Social Impact Partner of the Year at the AWS ANZ partner awards for their work with Eat My Lunch.

Vodafone New Zealand’s extra 10 days of ‘safe leave’ for its employees has now been implemented in a total of 25 countries.

The company is partnering with charity SolarBuddy to bring solar-powered lights to children in energy poverty to alleviate study stress after dark.

Following HPE’s Sydney office refurbishment, the company donated workstations and furniture to organisations in Tonga through non-profit Heliala.

DXC Technology introduces its Social Impact Practice, expanding initiatives to advance neurodiversity, veterans' support, climate change, and more.

TechnologyOne has donated more than a quarter of a million dollars to its charity partners to benefit youth development across Australian communities.

Tech Data employees volunteered to revamp the Leukaemia Foundation's patient accommodation in Westmead. Bunnings donated materials and provided assistance.

Schools and not-for-profits encouraged to apply for up to $30,000 in cash and products to further their environmental causes.

SAP is bringing their global initiative to provide those on the autism spectrum with qualified employment in the company to New Zealand.

This year Youthline joins the line-up of life-saving organisations that you can support by joining the 2018 Rescue Run.

Kiwi businesses are challenged to join the Rescue Run, raising NZD $500,000 for life-saving emergency services and Youthline, spotlighting youth mental health.