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INTEL GDANSK: HELPING BUILD STRONGER COMMUNITIES
Learn how our employees in Poland are bettering the world not only through developing groundbreaking technologies, but also through their dedicated volunteer efforts. Did you know giving back is an essential component of our culture at Intel Poland? We are passionate about supporting diverse causes and caring for our local environment. Incredibly, 35% of our employees at Intel Poland volunteer...
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Life and work at Intel Germany – Lending a helping hand
Giving back to our local communities is important to us. That’s why Intel offers a global corporate volunteer program that matches volunteers with worthwhile opportunities for community service. Over the summer, Intel Duisburg employees supported this core value of giving back by volunteering at two local sites. Seventy employees participated in two volunteer activities, Partnering with Petershof Marxloh and Tafel...
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Intel Gdansk: Where volunteerism is a way of life
At Intel, we’re passionate about improving people’s lives through volunteerism. Across the organization, employees are committed to advancing initiatives that build safer, healthier, and stronger communities around the world. In Poland, giving back is an essential part of our team’s culture. From diaper drives to gifts for hospice patients, here are a few of the ways the Gdansk Volunteering Group...
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Intel Employees Enable Digital Classrooms in Rwanda
On October 5, 2015, Intel Education Service Corps (IESC) sent a group of Intel employee volunteers to a school in Kigali, the capital of Rwanda, on a mission to change the lives of students and teachers using education and Intel technology. Together with the teachers of Kicukiro General School (GS Kicukiro), our team was able to create a true digital...
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My 100k Run Reveals a World of Wearables
I just completed a 100km ultra-trail marathon in Hong Kong (HK100), where the world's best ultra-runners compete on a mountainous course. I decided to up the game by running in a “wafer-inspired” bunny suit. My goal here was not to win, but to have fun promoting Intel and to qualify for the Western State 100-mile Endurance Run in 2016 (WS100)....
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