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On behalf of its customers, Mint Mobile is donating proceeds from new customer purchases on GivingTuesday to help St. Jude in its mission to find cures for childhood cancer and other life-threatening diseases

Researchers leverage 5G to monitor Atlantic sturgeon in real time, protect critical habitats and enhance global environmental education

T-Mobile continues to lead the wireless industry in taking steps to get customers access to the mental health support they need, continuing the important focus of Suicide Prevention Month into the future. As of last week, T-Mobile customers who call the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline will have their calls routed to crisis centers close to their actual location, directly connecting them with counselors who are familiar with their local community’s resources and services. Previously, 988 calls we

The Un-carrier is doubling the data for eligible P10M participants and launching a new partnership with the nation’s leading after-school organization to get free internet into the hands of more students and bridge the digital divide

The Un-carrier unveils its next Difference Maker Award, giving Team Magenta employees a chance to empower local communities

Award based on employee survey recognizes company culture and support, leading to a 75% female workforce and celebration of diversity through Inclusion Consulting

Leading digital engineering firm, CloudMoyo, has once again ranked in Seattle Business Magazine’s Top 100 Companies to Work For 2023. With deep expertise in analytics, cloud application development, comprehensive contract intelligence solutions, and digital strategies, CloudMoyo has earned a spot on this prestigious list for five consecutive years. Their work with generative AI, utilizing Microsoft Azure OpenAI and Icertis Explore AI, is pioneering innovation with their customers.Thanks to the h

Through the company’s Difference Maker Award, T-Mobile employees in Hawaii and Washington chose five charities to support, underscoring the Un-carrier’s dedication to making a positive impact in local communities

Annual ranking by Seattle Business magazine recognizes Strong Tower’s commitment to diversity, supporting female employees, and carbon neutral operations

As part of the Un-carrier's Difference Maker Award, T-Mobile employees in Virginia chose charities across the state to support, reaffirming the company’s commitment to making a real difference in local communities.

Authors Dr. Scott McCalla, Dr. Lisa Langford, and Dr. Alfreda Goods explore why some diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) approaches fall short and how shifting to value-based thinking can more effectively foster belonging

The market was recognized with the first-ever T-Mobile Difference Maker Award for its performance.

Symetra Financial Corporation announced the publication of its first corporate social responsibility (CSR) report —Symetra Social Impact 2022.

With nearly $9 million distributed among 42 states, the Un-carrier is helping communities bring impactful community development projects to lifeBeyond Hometown Grants, the Un-carrier is turning rural America magenta by helping to bridge the digital divide, expand connectivity, deliver essential wireless services and more

With nearly $9 million distributed among 42 states, the Un-carrier is helping communities bring impactful community development projects to lifeBeyond Hometown Grants, the Un-carrier is turning rural America magenta by helping to bridge the digital divide, expand connectivity, deliver essential wireless services and more

Age and language appropriate books will be distributed to children ages 6 months to 5 years at clinics across King County to promote healthy brain development, language acquisition and family bonds.

Un-carrier Advances Importance of STEM Education by Supporting Interactive Exhibition Focused on Technology’s Role in Connecting People to their World

People-first consulting firm creates opportunities for its diverse team, while supporting employee-driven philanthropy and carbon neutral operations

The Un-carrier pledges $5K per home run toward hurricane recovery efforts from veteran-led non-profit Team RubiconAnyone can text ‘RELIEF’ to 595959 through the World Series to trigger an additional $5 donation from T-Mobile

Fall 2022 program gets underway at Cedarhurst Elementary School in Burien

Twenty-five more small towns and rural communities across the country each receive a T-Mobile Hometown Grant up to $50,000 for community development projects spanning technology, education, environment and health care

Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) today announced financial results for its second quarter ended June 30, 2022.Operating cash flow decreased 40% to $35.6 billion for the trailing twelve months, compared with $59.3 billion for the trailing twelve months ended June 30, 2021.Free cash flow decreased to an outflow of $23.5 billion for the trailing twelve months, compared with an inflow of $12.1 billion for the trailing twelve months ended June 30, 2021.Free cash flow less principal repayments of finan

Certified Disability-Owned Business Enterprise and a Women Owned Business Enterprise recognized for superior client service anchored in diversity and inclusion.

Symetra funding to provide scholarships and wraparound support to 25 Black students by 2025

Record-breaking interest in the Un-carrier’s 4th nationwide contest aimed at unleashing big ideas to champion change resulted in fifteen winning teams of visionary teens

'Symetra Empowers Communities' program contributed $2 million in grants and funding

Commits $150K by 2025 to fund access and education programming for underserved youth

Symetra launched its first CSR initiative—Symetra Social Impact—establishing a strategic roadmap and program goals through 2025.

New affordable housing investments include four new transit-oriented developments in these headquarter regionsWith these latest initiatives, the Amazon Housing Equity Fund will have committed more than $1.2 billion to create or preserve over 8,000 homes in its first 14 months

Allegheny Financial Group awards support organizations making a difference in the North Hills area

Y’all … T-Mobile (NASDAQ: TMUS) is coming back full force to the Big Game for the ninth consecutive year! And this time, the Un-carrier tapped American icon and country music legend Dolly Parton and award-winning singer-songwriter Miley Cyrus to fight the good 5G fight and #DoItForThePhones. The Un-carrier believes that no 5G phone should be trapped on a limited 5G network … and Dolly and Miley agree."So many consumers aren't experiencing their 5G phone’s full potential because they’re trapped o

Symetra, the Seattle Kraken and the Seattle Storm have come together to bring ‘LETS Play by Symetra’ to 75 fourth graders at Midway Elementary School in Des Moines, Wash., part of Highline Public Schools. Focused on building Leadership, Equity and Teamwork skills through playing Sports, the program will annually ‘adopt’ a new class and school, engaging students during PE class through activities like Kraken- or Storm-hosted clinics. The 2022 program will wrap in March with a celebration event at

On the first day of Black History Month, the Un-carrier renews partnership with Thurgood Marshall College Fund; extends Magenta Edge and NextTech Diversity programs

T-Mobile has committed $25M in funding for small-town community developments projects over the next 5 years

Who’s got game? Female athletes! As an official sponsor of the SEC, T-Mobile (NASDAQ: TMUS) wants to help the entire SEC community thrive. T-Mobile also recognizes the importance of women’s sports and the role that youth sports can have on allowing female athletes to one day compete at the highest levels like the SEC. The Un-carrier is proud to announce a $50,000 donation to each of the SEC’s 14 universities — totaling $700,000 — supporting the advancement of women’s athletic programs.This press

What’s the news: T-Mobile is furthering its longstanding support of the country’s largest and most influential Hispanic advocacy organizations — the League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC) and UnidosUS (formerly National Council of La Raza) — by sponsoring new and existing programs that will bring Hispanic communities greater access to digital literacy resources.Why it matters: By supporting LULAC’s Conexiones program and UnidosUS’s Latinx in Business initiative, T-Mobile is helping address inequities experienced by Latino students and business owners and bringing digital literacy programs directly to growing Hispanic communities across the U.S.Who it’s for: Hispanic students, workers, entrepreneurs, and business leaders hoping to excel in the ever-changing technology landscape and job market.

From Guadalupe, Calif. in the West all the way to Wareham, Mass. in the East, these 10 small towns make the finals in T-Mobile’s Hometown Techover: a community-wide tech upgrade valued at more than $3 million

Un-carrier collaborates with MLB on new MLB AR app, giving fans epic, live views and stats of home runsT-Mobile 5G-embedded cameras virtually put fans on the field to catch the action from the players’ POVUn-carrier donating up to half a million dollars to support Little League families

The Un-carrier announced it will give a combined $1.25 million to Human Rights Campaign Foundation and GLSEN initiativesWhat’s the news: To celebrate Pride this year, T-Mobile is furthering its longstanding support of organizations that serve LGBTQ+ youth with a $1 million donation to the Human Rights Campaign (HRC) Foundation’s new financial and digital literacy initiatives and a $250,000 donation to GLSEN’s efforts to make schools safer and more inclusive.Why it matters: These initiatives will have critical — and potentially lifechanging — impacts. They provide educational resources to help LGBTQ+ youth who are 120% more likely than cisgender or heterosexual youth to experience homelessness, unstable housing or live in foster care and, as a result, are at higher risk of dropping out of school, facing unemployment and suffering from poverty later in life. They will also support inclusive school programming that connects with the over half of LGBTQ+ students who feel unsafe in school because of their sexual orientation or gender expression.Who it’s for: LGBTQ+ youth who are shaping the future of their — and all of our — communities.

Bellevue-based life insurer also named one of region’s Top 75 Corporate Philanthropists

No need to leave home. Veterans living in rural America can experience the sights and sounds of the Washington D.C. war memorials with VR applications powered by T-Mobile 5G.

‘Symetra Empowers Communities’ concludes inuagural year with $2 million in community funding; ‘Care & Feeding’ COVID response initiative achieves 20,000 meals delivered goal

The Un-carrier rallies everyone — including big brands — to #GiveThanksNotPranks this April Fools’ and kicks it off with $500K for teachers to outfit classrooms for students What’s the news: T-Mobile is calling on everyone to pause the pranks on April Fools’ Day this year and instead focus on gratitude. Everyone can use a pick-me-up after a tough year, so the Un-carrier, alongside other brands, has launched a movement to #GiveThanksNotPranks this April 1 — starting with an up to $500K donation to support teachers and students.Why it matters: Showing appreciation to some of the people who make our lives better on the daily and who have gotten us through the last year is the least we can do during these complex times. Also, studies show that acts of gratitude lead to more gratitude … so let’s get to the thanking!Who it’s for: Everyone! Because now, in particular, everyone has something — and someone — to be thankful for.

Symetra was recognized as the 2020 Corporate Leader of the Year by the Greater Seattle Business Association .

Nationwide Contest Offers Youth with Innovative Ideas Around Creating Connected, Sustainable and Informed Communities Opportunity to Receive Seed Funding and MentorshipWhat’s the news: T-Mobile, the T-Mobile Foundation and Ashoka are launching the third Changemaker Challenge. Today through April 8, youth ages 13 to 18 can apply for the opportunity to receive seed funding and one of 15 spots at the Changemaker Lab at T-Mobile HQ later this year to support their innovative ideas focused on Technology, the Environment or Education. Over the program’s three years, T-Mobile and the T-Mobile Foundation will have invested nearly $1M in Changemaker Challenge projects and mentorship opportunities.Why it matters: We want to help focus all the talk about urgent societal and global challenges on finding solutions -- and we know America’s youth are up to the challenge to put fresh thinking behind big problems and come up with big ideas that will drive change! With a little help in the form of funding and mentorship, innovative ideas can become extraordinary movements. Now is an amazing time to be a young changemaker!Who it’s for: Disruptors, trailblazers and entrepreneurs between the ages of 13 to 18 located in the U.S. and Puerto Rico who have bold ideas about how to change their communities and society for good…and the parents, mentors and educators who support them every step of the way!

The Un-carrier continues its commitment to Diversity, Equity and Inclusion by kicking off a $2 million investment in new scholarship, recruiting and business education programsWhat’s the news: Inspired by advocates who created pathways to prosperity for Black Americans, T-Mobile is announcing three new programs that will give students, tech professionals and business owners access to valuable financial, educational and career-development resources: Magenta Scholars, the NextTech Diversity Program and Magenta Edge.Why it matters: Change happens when everyone has equitable access to resources, and these three programs will provide just that for Black Americans. Stats tell the story of opportunity: Students with financial support graduate at twice the rate of Black students overall. Black workers with access to career training and resources can break barriers in a network-infrastructure workforce that currently is comprised of just 10% Black technicians. Black-owned businesses will benefit from access to free workshops and advice from experts, particularly as they have been twice as likely to close permanently than white-owned businesses because of the economic impacts of COVID-19.Who it’s for: Students at historically Black colleges and universities, aspiring diverse workers in the tech and telecom industries and Black small business owners — and allies who support them.

Employees Raise Money for Nine Youth- and Family-Focused Nonprofit Organizations in the Company’s Local Communities

What’s the news: Starting on World Kindness Day (Nov. 13) through Giving Tuesday (Dec. 1) and ending on Dec. 4, 2020, T-Mobile is closing out this year by spreading the love and asking everyone to #CaptureKindness. Photos and stories posted on social media, along with customer clicks in the T-Mobile Tuesdays App on Giving Tuesday, will translate to the Un-carrier’s biggest contribution to Feeding America® ever — up to 15 million meals* delivered to families across the U.S.Why it matters: Millions of Americans are facing food insecurity right now, particularly due to the devastating impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. T-Mobile wants to give back and do it while making others feel good — providing people a reason to smile and hopefully encouraging all of us to reconnect with our communities. Leave it up to the Supercharged Un-Carrier to help supercharge America’s kindness (with even more kindness!) through the #CaptureKindness campaign.Who it’s for: Anyone who needs a little positivity in their life right now (and who doesn’t!?!).

Employees to Raise Money for Youth- and Family-Focused Nonprofit Organizations in Each of ZoomInfo’s Local Communities

Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) today announced financial results for its third quarter ended September 30, 2020.Operating cash flow increased 56% to $55.3 billion for the trailing twelve months, compared with $35.3 billion for the trailing twelve months ended September 30, 2019.Free cash flow increased to $29.5 billion for the trailing twelve months, compared with $23.5 billion for the trailing twelve months ended September 30, 2019.Free cash flow less principal repayments of finance leases and