Supporting our neighbors to keep our community vibrant.

With COVID-19 and unemployment spiking, we've already donated delivery services for 6 million meals, totaling 7.4 million pounds of food in more than 25 U.S. cities.

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.

Amazon, it’s employees, and the nonprofit community worked together to donate $9 million to address housing and homeless programs.

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

Mary's Place Family Center—opened at the onset of the COVID-19 outbreak—is already saving lives and changing the game for family shelter set-up.

Together, the nonprofit community, Amazon, and our employees, joined to donate $9 million to improve the lives of our most vulnerable community members in the Seattle, WA and Arlington, VA regions.

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

Amazon Future Engineer awards its second class of computer science students with scholarships and guaranteed Amazon internships.

Selected among thousands of eligible teachers, award recipients win a prize package valued at more than $50,000 for their schools and classrooms.

Students are coding their way forward during COVID‑19 with free coursework from Amazon Future Engineer.

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.

Amazon is creating a $5 million Neighborhood Small Business Relief Fund to provide cash grants to Seattle small businesses that need assistance.

A snapshot of our job creation activities, tax profile, and significant investments in communities across the country.

Donation includes 4.4 million masks, 273,000 gallons of hand sanitizer, thousands of contactless thermometers, and logistical support to Direct Relief and Feeding America.

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.

Donations will help healthcare workers, patients, students, and communities impacted by COVID‑19.