Applied Biosystems' Corporate Giving Philosophy
Applied Biosystems' corporate giving philosophy is to improve the human condition by
supporting science, education, health-care and community outreach.
Giving Back to Communities
We believe it is important to give back to the communities in which our employees live and work.
We support our communities with financial contributions, with in-kind and product donations, and by
encouraging our employees to volunteer.
Contribution Areas
- Education
As a company that relies on technological innovation, we believe education is the key to
remaining competitive in the 21st century.
For this reason, supporting education is central to our contribution program. We donate
equipment and provide financial grants to pre-college, college, graduate, and other unique
programs that use technology to improve science, math, and engineering education.
- Health and Human Services
Developing innovative solutions to chronic health problems and improving access to quality
health care are not only vital to our business -- they are also vital to our employees and
their communities.
For this reason, we support organizations and programs that improve quality of life through
disease and therapeutic research.
- Community Outreach Programs
Communities cannot solve their problems without proper resources and support.
For this reason, wherever we do business, we support outreach programs and civic groups
that improve communities with innovative science, technology, and education programs.
We also provide cash donations to Chamber of Commerce and other community organizations.
- Environment
Maintaining a healthy environment is of critical importance to
Applied Biosystems--reflected both in our business philosophy
and philanthropic activities.
- Arts & Culture
At Applied Biosystems, we understand that the arts not only stimulate
creativity and innovation, but also contribute to improving the
quality of life.
- Civic
We believe that it is important for communities to have the resources
to help address their challenges.
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