Every October since 1983 Microsoft employees have participated in a month of giving – a chance to contribute to the community – in the Puget Sound region that Microsoft calls home, and in several of the countries where Microsoft has an office.
In 2019, 77% of U.S. employees participated in what is called the Giving Campaign, by giving their time and by providing cash donations matched by the company. To read three stories of the individuals and organizations involved, and the impact the program has on the community, visit Microsoft on the Issues.
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