Corporate Responsibility

As we head into the holidays and count down the final days to a new year, we enter a fun and rewarding season of giving at Applied Materials where employees connect with community issues and come together to help those in need.

Author and environmental advocate Paul Hawken was honored with the 2018 James C. Morgan Global Humanitarian Award and five innovators were recognized for using technology to benefit humanity at the annual Tech for Global Good Celebration.

Introducing the next generation of innovators to exciting careers in STEM at Applied Materials.

As a firm believer in the power of the arts to transcend boundaries, open minds and captivate the imagination, Applied Materials is proud to support local arts and culture festivals, including the upcoming San Jose Jazz Summer Fest, the Luna Park Chalk Art Festival and Shakespeare in the Park.

Employees celebrate Teacher Appreciation Week and reflect on their favorite educators and class subjects from their school days.

Teaching our youth through hands-on learning about the connections between health, the environment and the community.

Cinequest’s 2018 Film & VR Festival celebrates and encourages artistic and technological innovations in entertainment. Learn more about this year’s festival and why the Applied Materials Foundation is excited to support it—and other groundbreaking arts and culture programs worldwide.

Applied Materials employees were inspired to give during this year’s Food Drive, resulting in $2.3 million raised for food banks across the U.S.

At the inaugural Tech for Global Good Celebration, five innovators were honored for applying technology to address critical human needs, and author and philanthropic activist Khaled Hosseini received the James C. Morgan Global Humanitarian Award.