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Matching Gift and Volunteer Time Grant Programs is sponsored by Applied Materials. Applied Materials and the Applied Materials Foundation deploy charitable and human resources around the world. These programs allow employees to amplify their positive community impact, often via company-initiated events that connect employees with local nonprofits and volunteer opportunities.
Employees can increase their personal charitable donations through matching gift programs and receive grants for their volunteer time.
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