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10 reasons Amazon was a great place to work in 2019
As we approach the end of 2019 and the start of a new decade, we take a look back at some of our biggest milestones from the past year. -
6 ways to get involved with This Is Engineering Day
On Wednesday 6th November, Amazon is supporting This Is Engineering Day – an exciting annual campaign that brings engineering to life for young people around the country. Here’s how you can get involved. -
Amazon Goes Gold for children with cancer
During September, Amazon is raising awareness for Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. Special events will highlight the innovative work being done by hospitals and charities to increase the survival rate of paediatric cancer. -
Want to hear winners from the 500 Words children’s writing competition? Just ask Alexa!
Say “Alexa, read me a 500 Words story” to hear Nicole Kidman, David Tennant, Gugu Mbatha-Raw and many others read finalists' stories from the 500 Words: Black Lives Matter competition. -
Teaming up with Shoreditch Trust to deliver free meals for the local community
Caterers at Amazon’s UK head office in Shoreditch, London, have been supporting Shoreditch Trust’s Community Table programme by providing hundreds of free meals to the local community. -
How are Amazon teams supporting charities and communities this Christmas?
The festive season this year might feel different, but Amazon teams are working hard to support local communities and charities to make it memorable for all the right reasons. -
Amazon becomes the world’s largest corporate purchaser of renewable energy
The company’s total renewable energy investments to date will supply 6.5 gigawatts (GW) of electricity production capacity—enough to power 4.5 million EU homes for one year. -
Amazon surprises schoolchildren with star-studded ‘Very Important Breakfast Clubs’
Amazon and charity partner Magic Breakfast are surprising hundreds of children this Christmas as their lessons are led by stars such as Professor Green and Rachel Riley. -
Communities benefit as Amazon and Barnardo’s partnership grows
Amazon’s charity partners like Barnardo’s and the communities they serve face unprecedented challenges during COVID-19 – here’s how we’re helping. -
Every day, we donate 50,000 items to help people in need
In one year, FBA Donations provided 20 million items to support communities and help the planet, and now the program launches in France. -
Supporting writing in the UK: the Amazon Literary Partnership opens for 2021 grant applications
After making a round of donations to writing groups in the UK in 2020, the Amazon Literary Partnership is now accepting applications for support in 2021 from non-profit literary organisations. -
Best Buy, McKinstry, Real Betis, Schneider Electric and Siemens sign The Climate Pledge
Signatories are implementing real, science based and high impact changes to their businesses, including increased deploying of renewable energy, investing in sustainable buildings, and mobilizing supply chains to reach net zero by 2040.
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