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Corporate and Employee Giving | Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories Corporate and Employee Giving As a 100 percent employee-owned company, our values are deeply integrated into our manner of business and way of life. We’re excited to support organizations that positively impact the communities where we live and work. Our corporate giving focus areas are education, community, and disaster relief.
By creating, hosting, and giving financially to programs focused on science, technology, engineering, and math education, we are committed to teaching the next generation of inventors, manufacturing experts, and designers that science and engineering aren’t just necessary—they’re inspiring, rewarding, and exciting too. We support organizations and programs that enhance wellbeing and provide food and shelter.
When major disasters occur, they often leave residents and industries without electric power. We stand ready to help our customers and the communities they serve by discounting products destined for disaster relief, expediting deliveries, and providing 24/7 field support. In addition to corporate contributions, SEL hosts an annual series of company-wide employee giving programs aligned with our focus areas.
Employees in offices worldwide participate in drives, fundraisers, and volunteer activities supporting these initiatives. Employee giving programs emphasize hunger relief, education and student support, and holiday giving. At SEL, we are committed to fostering the next generation of innovators through science, technology, engineering, and math education.
Each year, employees can direct $100 from the corporate giving fund to a school of their choice through the SEL School Donation Program. To apply for a grant online, complete the application. Corporate Giving +1.
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