Giving back to others is a long-held ethos at Kellogg Company. We’re proud to be part of communities around the world and of all our company and employees do to help the people in these communities thrive. Kellogg Company’s hunger relief efforts helped 252 million people since 2015. Employees volunteered more than 130,000 hours in communities worldwide since 2015.
April is Financial Literacy Month! At Kellogg, we understand that financial wellness is essential to our employee’s overall wellbeing. Learn more about the opportunities we provide to help employees create healthy financial habits, build their financial futures and much more.
April is National Volunteer Month, a time to recognize people who actively support their communities through volunteerism. At Kellogg, volunteerism is entrenched in our Kellogg's Better Days® Promise
Kellogg Japan created the Kellogg’s Every Day Breakfast Project, working with national “children’s café” networks—volunteer-led community centers that offer kids free or low-cost meals and place to socialize
Ethisphere Institute, a global leader in defining and advancing the standards of ethical business practices, has named Kellogg one of its 2023 World’s Most Ethical Companies.
Kellogg France is partnering with Rudy's Kids Foundation, created by Rudy Gobert, a French basketball player in the NBA. This partnership focuses on promotes the practice of basketball and the discovery of other disciplines such as creative arts and citizenship awareness for middle schoolers.
His Majesty King Charles III paid a visit to Kellogg's Manchester Factory to commemorate 100 years of Bringing Breakfast to Britain and to meet with company representatives to learn more about how Kellogg is making its food better for people, the planet and our communities.
In the age of big data, it’s easy to get lost in the numbers. What to measure, how to analyze and what to do with the information can be challenging questions for Human Resources professionals
