We’re in this together. Discover how corporations are serving their communities and pivoting to become essential services. This collection may include content related to larger corporations helping small businesses, community outreach, corporations prioritizing public health over profit or businesses shifting their business models to serve front line workers and needs.
Hormel Foods, a global branded food company (NYSE: HRL), has announced the launch of its virtual internship program to accommodate 60 college students from around the country.
We are operating in an unprecedented time, and despite the challenges, our frontline associates continue to serve local communities across North America. Their examples provide a pep talk we all need to make it through difficult times. In honor of their resilience and hard work, this video is a thank you to them from all of us at PepsiCo Beverages North America.
Burger King is giving away two free kids meals with any purchase made via the Burger King app, starting next week. The new deal is a response to families struggling amid the coronavirus outbreak, as Burger King emphasizes its delivery and to-go capabilities.
At a time when the human spirit is being tested like never before, we wanted to showcase the "reasons to believe" in the middle of the coronavirus crisis. Coca-Cola serves up a new marketing commercial "To the Human Race"
Coca-Cola has launched its message of thanks to people helping to make the world a better place during Covid-19, in celebration of International Workers' Day. The film tells a story of two sides, presenting the negative representation of a world we’ve grown to know during the Coronavirus pandemic and juxtaposing it against messages of hope and positivity.
From stitching masks to producing sanitizers, and donating millions for relief work, here’s how global luxury brands are helping fight the COVID-19 war.
Small businesses, including our network of dentists, are at the heart of our employee benefits business, and we recognize they have been especially impacted by the coronavirus crisis. As part of our commitment to help provide support during these
Mary Kay has donated hand sanitizer to nearly 20 healthcare systems, 1,000 hospitals and 1.5 million combined frontline responders, physicians and staff around the world.
Uncertainty can be disorienting and disruptive. Learn from business leaders about what it’s like to navigate their organizations and people through a global pandemic.