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Changing the world, one child at a time
After their son Diamo passed away, Samiya and Naveed Parvez turned their grief into a force for change. Today, London-based tech startup Andiamo is revolutionizing the approach to healthcare devices for disabled children. -
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 -
Cancer fighting charities take centre stage on World Cancer Day
Amazon has donated over £160,000 for cancer research and support, thanks to customers shopping through AmazonSmile -
A season of smiles: 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. -
Amazon voted Baby Retailer of the Year at the Mother & Baby Awards
Amazon won the award for Baby Retailer of the Year for the fourth year in a row -
Amazon signs Care Leaver Covenant
Amazon sign on to scheme to help care leavers develop their careers -
Recognising LGBT+ talent and advocacy through OUTstanding and the Pink News Awards
Amazon’s Christon Mallett was named as one of 50 LGBT+ Future Leaders 2018 in the FT OUTstanding Role Models 2018 awards. The recognition followed a week after a night of celebration at the Pink News Awards, where Amazon sponsored the Third Sector Equality Award, won by the National Trust. -
Amazon employees help fuel the next generation in India
The employees joined our fight against malnutrition and classroom hunger with The Akshaya Patra Foundation -
New investment in Dublin to create 1,000 new technology jobs in Ireland
Roles will be based in new 170,000 square foot site in Dublin, as well as North County Dublin, Blanchardstown, and Tallaght. -
Congratulations to John Dougherty and Laura Hughes: Winners of Oscar’s Book Prize 2018
John Dougherty and Laura Hughes announced as winner of Oscar’s Book Prize 2018 for children's book “There’s A Pig Up My Nose”. -
Shortlist announced for this year’s Oscar’s Book Prize
Five children’s books were shortlisted today for the prestigious Oscar’s Book Prize, an annual programme showcasing the best under-fives book of the year. The prize is awarded in memory of Oscar Ashton and in partnership with Amazon, the London Evening Standard and the National Literacy Trust. Oscar Ashton was 3 and a half when he passed away from an undetected heart condition in December 2012. His parents, James Ashton and Viveka Alvestrand, launched the prize to commemorate him – a hunt for the best pre-school book of the year. -
Celebrating the joy of reading with Oscar’s Book Prize
Set up by Oscar’s parents, James and Viveka, in tribute to his love of stories after he passed away at the age of three from an undetected heart condition, Oscar’s Book Prize has been backed by Amazon and the National Literacy Trust for two years running.
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