Intel strives to improve the quality of life in the communities where we live and work by encouraging Intel employees and retirees to volunteer through the Intel Involved program. Find out more about what programs Intel supports near you, or learn more about Intel's grant guidelines.

The Intel Foundation matches the time that Intel employees and Retirees spend giving back to our schools and non-profits with a cash donation. For every hour that Intel Retirees spend volunteering for our schools and non-profits, the Intel Foundation will match those hours with a grant once the organization reaches 20 hours for the year. The volunteer hours of all Intel employees and Retirees are accumulated to determine the total annual grant. It's that simple. To submit your hours, fill out this form online.

More information: Aubrey Clark, 503-264-6045

The objective of the Matching Gifts to Education program is to encourage employees, employee spouses, directors of Intel Corporation, retirees and their spouses to make personal contributions to support education. The new Intel Foundation Matching Gifts to Education Program website lets you quickly and easily report a donation and request a matching grant online, whether you're connected to the Intel network or not.

Help students learn about the wonder of the microprocessor and the career opportunities that await them in the high-tech field. Guides introduce students to Intel and the high-tech industry during a two-hour tour. Program targets 5th through 9th grade classes from the Metro area. Tours are given during the school year at the Intel Oregon Information Center located at Jones Farm in the Conference Center. Training is provided.

More information: Aubrey Clark, 503-264-6045