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Inspiring thousands of future innovators with our ‘Camp Amazon’ STEM workshops during British Science Week
Over 1,200 school children are taking part in our Camp Amazon STEM Workshops, held in partnership with British Science Association during British Science Week, to help inspire the next generation of innovators -
Amazon signs Care Leaver Covenant
Amazon sign on to scheme to help care leavers develop their careers -
Amazon employees help fuel the next generation in India
The employees joined our fight against malnutrition and classroom hunger with The Akshaya Patra Foundation -
Boosting STEM education across Cambridge
Cambridge LaunchPad was originally developed to inspire a love and fascination of engineering, science and technology in young people, and help educate them about the exciting career opportunities that exist in STEM. -
Supporting families this Christmas with Home-Start
Home-Start is a national charity that helps families with young children deal with the challenges they face. -
In Kind Direct awards prestigious Founder’s Award to Amazon
The award was presented by HRH The Prince of Wales to Doug Gurr our UK country manager, and Ajay Kavan, Vice President of International Special Projects, for our continued support and commitment to the charity. -
AmazonSmile: charitable giving ahead of the busiest shopping period of the year
When customers visit smile.amazon.co.uk from their internet browser, they can select from UK charities, after which, any time they make a purchase, 0.5% is donated to that charity – at no additional cost to our customers, our sellers, or to participating charities. -
Amazon lends support to This is the Place, Choose Love, Manchester
In the wake of the tragic Manchester Arena attack last May, creatives across Manchester came together over the summer to create the coffee table book called This is the Place, Choose Love, Manchester. -
Meet Casey and Chris: two great success stories from the AWS re:Start training and education programme
Casey Lumumba and Chris Smith completed their AWS re:Start training and education programme earlier this year. -
We loved being part of the Pride in London parade
On Saturday we were thrilled to have 140 people from across Amazon join the Pride parade in London to celebrate and show our support for the LGBT+ community here and around the world. -
The Koala Who Could: winner of Oscar’s Book Prize 2017
Chosen from a shortlist of five titles in a search for the best book for under-fives, Oscar’s Book Prize is a celebration of children’s literature that Amazon, alongside the National Literacy Trust, proudly support. -
Meet Claire: one of three women selected for the Amazon Women in Innovation Bursary
Claire Doherty is one of three women in the UK to be selected for our Amazon Women in Innovation Bursary, which provides funding for up to four years of university as well as access to an Amazon mentor, to encourage women to pursue a STEM career.
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