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| What: | Every ONE matters – Each October, UPS holds Global Volunteer Month to encourage our employees to make an impact in their community by volunteering their time and talents to people and organizations in need. |
| Why: | Working directly in neighborhoods from Boston to Bangalore, employees in each region understand best their communities’ specific needs and have chosen Global Volunteer Month to best meet these needs. |
| By the numbers: | |
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1 |
Person it takes to make a difference in the community |
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415,000 |
The number of hours that would be reached if every UPS employee worldwide donated just one hour during the Every ONE matters campaign (the number of UPS employees) |
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200 |
Equivalent number of annual full-time volunteer jobs, if every UPS employee donated just one hour of their time per year |
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140,000 |
Hours volunteered by UPSers in 2008 during Global Volunteer Month |
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20 |
Minutes volunteered per UPS employee during Global Volunteer Month in 2008 |
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5 |
The UPS Foundation’s Areas of Focus: Economic and Global Literacy, Environmental Sustainability, Non-profit Effectiveness, Diversity, and Community Safety |
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$10,000 |
Grant amount awarded to 10 UPSers for the non-profit of their choice, if they complete at least one volunteer hour in October |
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$100,000 |
Total grant money to be awarded to non-profits |
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7 |
Consecutive years that UPS has participated in Global Volunteer Month |
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