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What is AT&T BelievesSM?
AT&T BelievesSM didn’t start in a corner office. It started with some passionate employees on the streets of Chicago. These good-hearted people refuse to give up on neighborhoods with too much gun violence and too few jobs. Their grit and determination in helping those left behind inspired our company to do more.
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Want to Get Involved in Our Believes Communities?
Believing is spreading across the country. From revitalizing historic neighborhoods, helping the underserved find employment and aiding the homeless, we are making a difference in communities nationwide.
Click on a city to see what's happening and to learn about local volunteer opportunities.
Corporate Collaboration
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Featured News
AT&T BelievesSM Initiative Spreads to Louisville
Nearly $200,000 was pledged to support education, homelessness and community programs as AT&T launched the Believe LouisvilleSM initiative to increase access to opportunity through education and second chances. Jobs for America’s Graduates (JAG), a nonprofit program that partners with high school students to overcome barriers and prepare for college and career pathways, is the first Believe Louisville collaborator. To kick off the campaign, AT&T employees teamed up with JAG at the Academy at Shawnee to stuff 250 backpacks with classroom materials and personal hygiene products to ensure students start the school year prepared to succeed.
Believe DCSM Kicks Off With a Day of Service
Today, employees in the Washington, D.C. Metro Area are coming together for the launch of Believe DCSM - an extension of AT&T Believes focused on addressing homelessness, hunger and helping underserved youth secure necessary skills for a successful future. The program is kicking off with a volunteer effort in coordination with four community groups – United Community Ministries, S.O.M.E. (So Others Might Eat), Together We Bake (TWB) and Genesys Works. Through these efforts, AT&T is combining the commitment, compassion and altruistic energy of AT&T employees in the D.C. Metro Area with company resources and support to make a positive impact in the lives of the residents of the region.
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More Featured News
AT&T Brings Hundreds of Jobs to Mesa with New Call Center
AT&T has created 500 jobs at a new, state-of-the-art customer call center as a part of our Believe PhoenixSM initiative to address hunger and food insecurity in the Valley. The 97,000-square-foot call center is just one part of AT&T’s continued investment in the Greater Phoenix area. After the ribbon cutting, employees participated in a company volunteer event to pack food boxes for United Food Bank.
$1.1 Million Believe SeattleSM Initiative Launches to Help Local Nonprofits Expand Outreach Programs
AT&T is launching Believe SeattleSM, an extension of AT&T BelievesSM, a larger company-wide initiative which aims to create positive change in local communities. The initiative will leverage AT&Ts resources to make a difference in the lives of Greater Seattle residents through technology, volunteerism and education. AT&T will host the Believe SeattleSM community kickoff event today, where we will present $1.1 million to Seattle-based nonprofits in the first wave of Believe SeattleSMsupport.
AT&T Combats Hunger and Food Insecurity in Arkansas with Believe ArkansasSM
At the state capitol today, AT&T leaders announced the Believe Arkansas SM initiative, which includes a commitment of at least $100,000 to support the initiative in 2019. Among those gifts so far is a $50,000 contribution to the Arkansas Hunger Relief Alliance from the AT&T Foundation, and $20,000 from AT&T to the Alliance designated to assist food pantries during flood disaster recovery. AT&T is also collaborating with the Alliance to identify strategies and specific programs where volunteers, donations or food drives can make the biggest difference.
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