Corporate Responsibility

The Turkey Trot has become a tradition for families, a reunion for colleagues, and a source of greatly needed funds for local charities. This year 26,000 participants raised more than $800,000.

Ten innovators using technology to benefit humanity were recently honored as the 2015 Tech Award Laureates.

As a leading employer of military veterans Applied Materials was named a Military Friendly Employer by Victory Media for the 10th year. 

Integral to maintaining excellence at nonprofit organizations, Applied Materials provided project management training support for more than 30 local nonprofits.

what3words, one of 25 finalists for the 2015 Tech Awards, a global program honoring technologists who are benefiting humanity.

John and Tashia Morgridge named recipients of the James C. Morgan Global Humanitarian Award in recognition of their visionary philanthropic commitment.

Being an industry leader isn’t just about market share, technology prowess or the size of a company’s workforce; it’s also about the way we interact with our employees, customers, local communities where we operate and the environment we share. It is about acting responsibly.

Support of the arts reflects our belief that creativity and innovation play an important role in fostering vibrant, healthy communities. Applied’s involvement with the Institute of Contemporary Art was recently featured in a Corporate Social Responsibility & The Arts report.

Applied Materials was recognized among the 100 Best Corporate Citizens by Corporate Responsibility (CR) Magazine, ranking 85 on the 16th annual list.