Kellogg Company D&I report: Fueling our future through a talented, diverse workforce and supplier base.

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.

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.

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.

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.

More than ever, people want to know what's in their food, how it's made and what companies are doing to contribute to a better world. That's why Kellogg's has launched Open For Breakfast in the U.S.

In his 34 years driving a tractor trailer for Kellogg, Alfred has gone 1.7 million miles without a single safety incident. He also maintains a record of being on-time and extremely efficient.

Through its Breakfasts for Better Days program, Kellogg employees united on World Food Day to collect nearly 130,000 pounds of food from events held in 30 countries.