Intel employees believe it is important to support the communities where they live and work. To ensure an open relationship with its neighbors, Intel sponsors neighborhood meetings to inform neighbors of plans and activities, and to provide a forum to discuss issues.
Intel also holds quarterly Community Advisory Panel (CAP) meetings. The panel's 15 members include Hudson's police and fire chiefs, local business leaders, educators, health care professionals, and neighbors. The group discusses issues with Intel management and provides advice on a variety of matters, including education and the environment.
Intel supports a variety of local community service agencies and programs through volunteer involvement and donations. In Massachusetts as elsewhere, Intel strives to improve the quality of life in the communities where it has a physical presence by encouraging volunteerism through the Intel Involved program.
Intel Involved
Over 500 Intel employees in Massachusetts have already volunteered for an Intel Involved project. Intel employees regularly participate in a number of team-building and community events including:
Hudson and Marlborough Councils on Aging: Serving food to senior citizens, visiting with cookies or gifts.
Food drives and volunteer service for the Worcester County Food Bank and Hudson Community Food Pantry.
Scout camp spring cleanups for both girls and boys
Read Across America Day: With employees celebrating Dr. Seuss' birthday by reading to Hudson Public School's students.
Holiday gift drive: Done together with Hudson Council on Aging, Marlborough Council on Aging, Marlborough Community Services, Youth Opportunities Upheld, Inc.
Goodwill drive: Collection of gently used clothing and small appliances
Mitten tree: Collection of new mittens, hats and scarves for needy families
Hubert Kindergarten School in Hudson: Playground painting and yard cleanup/mulching
Girl's Inc.: Painting of lower level of main headquarters
Girl's Inc.: Yard cleanup
American Red Cross: Four blood drives yearly.
Forest Street Elementary School in Hudson: Intel hosts visiting New England Aquarium team visit with students and "Roast Beef" the penguin.
Sudbury Valley Trustees: Volunteers help maintain nature preserve
Sudbury/Assabet/Concord Rivers Watershed Association: Intel hosts River Visions Conference
Intel employees believe it is important to support the communities where they live and work. To ensure an open relationship with its neighbors, Intel sponsors neighborhood meetings to inform neighbors of plans and activities, and to provide a forum to discuss issues.
