At the age of 110, Emma Didlake, traveled to the nation’s capital to see the WWII memorial and meet President Obama.

Kellogg Employee Resource Groups (ERGs) play a critical role in the company’s vision to enrich and delight the world through foods and brands that matter. ERGs offer Kellogg employees support, networking and development opportunities.

Kim Reed has been honored by Progressive Grocer as a 'Top Woman in Grocery,' an honor given to food industry executives whose leadership and vision has positively influenced women in the industry.

Kellogg is very proud to be one of the America’s most reputable companies, but the most rewarding part is that every day, millions of American families put their trust in Kellogg brands and foods.

Through the company’s Breakfasts for Better Days? hunger relief efforts, Kellogg also has donated more than $33 million in food to charitable organizations in the U.S.

As Kellogg Company introduces a new employee resource group for those with disabilities and supporters, the company also again receives recognition from DiversityInc for its commitment to diversity and inclusion.

Walmart recently launched its largest hunger relief effort to date, “Fight Hunger. Spark Change,” to provide 75 million meals to Feeding America, and they invited Kellogg Company to participate. Learn more about how you can help.

We make every effort to recruit the nation’s best and brightest collegiate scholars in food and nutrition. That’s why we endowed a scholarship at Tuskegee University in the name of current VP for Global Quality.

International Women’s Day (IWD) is held annually on March 8, and around the world it is a cause for celebration for women's social, economic and political achievements. Learn more about how Kellogg celebrates and supports women.

She joined Keebler in 1964, and 50 years later, Sharon still loves working for a world-recognized brand.