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This is Engineering Day 2020: how to get involved
On Wednesday 4th November, Amazon will be supporting This is Engineering Day – here’s a roundup of how you can get involved this year. -
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. -
Meet the African historical figures inspiring us this Black History Month
Members of Amazon’s Black Employee Network are celebrating Black History Month with the help of artist and illustrator Onyinye Iwu. -
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. -
Be inspired by the Amazon LGBT+ Reading Roadshow
This week Amazon kicked off the LGBT+ Reading Roadshow, a new initiative that brings literacy, diversity and inclusion together -
Tackling childhood cancer with #AmazonGoesGold 2021
Now in its fifth year, #AmazonGoesGold sees Amazon employees around the world raising awareness and funds for Childhood Cancer Awareness Month in September. -
Q&A with AWS InCommunities: driving global change in tech
AWS InCommunities Global Leader Cornelia Robinson shares her inspiration and aspiration to drive global change in tech. -
Amazonians support their community: Mark Chew is giving back to his local community in Bolton
At our site in Bolton, General Manager’s Assistant Mark Chew is making a positive impact both at work and in the local community. -
Amazon supports young readers as part of global literacy campaign
New literacy programme, Amazon Reads, forms part of our global effort to address growing education inequalities as a result of COVID-19. -
More than four million free, healthy breakfasts delivered to children across the UK thanks to Magic Breakfast and Amazon
To help Magic Breakfast reach more children at risk of hunger during the pandemic, Amazon, a long-standing supporter of the charity, stepped in to help make sure healthy breakfasts reached the children that needed them most. -
Amazon’s COVID-19 community donations help employees support local charities
Community donations are just one of a number of ways in which Amazon is supporting communities across the UK during the pandemic.
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