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Livonia-based Masco Corp.âs corporate citizenship arm seeks to fulfill the company goal of making âeverything we touch better.â The team is responsible for producing a sustainability report to bring attention to how the company is meeting its sustainability practices and outcomes. Masco has donated more than $2 million donated to housing nonprofits and more than $13 million donated to arts and culture organizations since 2015. The company has also donated almost $2 million through its employee Matching Gift Program since 2015. Masco had nearly 60 diversity, equity, and inclusion partners last year, including 12 Black-owned organizations and 11 women-owned organizations. The company engages employees in its charitable work as well. Recently, Masco World Headquarters employees held a virtual gathering to make blankets for children in Michigan hospitals through Farmington Hills nonprofit Fleece and Thank You.
American Water Celebrates Inclusion & Diversity by Hosting Second Annual Inclusion Day
American Water Celebrates Inclusion & Diversity by Hosting Second Annual Inclusion Day
American Water Works Company, Inc. (NYSE: AWK), the largest publicly traded U.S. water and wastewater utility company, demonstrated its commitment to inclusion and diversity by hosting its second annual Inclusion Day on January 12 to explore how the company can continue to foster open, fair, inclusive and respectful ways of working together. Having a day like this demonstrates the companys commitment to cultivating a workplace where differences are accepted. This effort encourages employees to engage in meaningful conversations that promote diversity and inclusion to honor and celebrate differences in our employees, including race and ethnicity, said Valoria Armstrong, chief inclusion officer. American Water is honored to celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.s legacy by providing our employees with a paid da
Alger Recognizes Nurses from The Brooklyn Hospital Center on the Frontline of COVID-19
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Alger and its employees donated $400,000 to pay the outstanding student debt of the The Brooklyn Hospital Center s nurse managers. Alger also provided a stress management program for the hospital s nurses throughout the summer.
Nurses are the backbone of a hospital, providing 24/7 care to patients, and too often are the unsung heroes of a crisis like this. BROOKLYN, N.Y. (PRWEB) December 16, 2020 The Brooklyn Hospital Center (TBCH) is pleased to announce that Alger, a leading growth equity investment manager based in New York City, and its employees donated $400,000 to pay the outstanding student debt of the hospital’s nurse managers.