By offering logistical assistance and teams of volunteers, Amazon is committed to providing post-disaster relief in areas where customers and employees live and work.

Innovation takes place as a part of everyday work. Everyone at Amazon is a builder, and everyone is here because of their desire to deconstruct, and create, on behalf of our customers.

Amazon is guided by four principles: customer obsession rather than competitor focus, passion for invention, commitment to operational excellence, and long-term thinking.

We're supporting the local community with what we call "Right Now Needs," which includes increasing access to food, shelter, and basic goods for children and their families, as well as inspiring and educating kids to try computer science and coding.

By teaming with our passionate employees, we hope to have a greater impact on housing and homelessness in our HQ regions of Seattle, WA and Arlington, VA.

The science behind eating a good breakfast in order to 'learn and be curious’ in class.

Check out never-before-seen sketches of the new Mary's Place permanent shelter at Amazon.

St. Mary's Center reached their $1 million donation match from Amazon.

The challenges of homelessness, poverty, and joblessness often seem overwhelmingly difficult to overcome.

How Amazon is helping increase access to computer science education for teachers and students in remote Alaskan villages.

Amazon’s donation to Seattle University expands opportunities in computer science.

Thousands of students from underserved and underrepresented communities across the U.S. to benefit from new Amazon Future Engineer robotics program.

Hint: it's an Australian tree fern.

Amazon Fulfillment’s primary giving is focused on our neighbors in immediate need, particularly families fighting homelessness and hunger. We are also focused on providing resources to the next generation of innovators and helping ignite a lifelong passion for science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM). In addition, we listen to our fulfillment employees’ suggestions for local causes near and dear to their hearts and give to organizations in their local communities that have impact.

New Alexa skill supports teens dealing with major stressors.

Helping writers tell their stories and find their readers.

Amazon Future Engineer program now funding computer science courses for more than 2,000 high schools in underserved communities across the U.S.

Until January 15, we’re seeking requests from nonprofit literary organizations for grants that will be awarded in 2020.