Each year, Amgen commits significant financial support and product donations to help make a difference in people’s lives. Likewise, Amgen staff members devote thousands of hours volunteering their time and talent to strengthening and enriching their communities.
Amgen’s corporate giving initiatives are very diverse: research grants and fellowships; medical education grants; donations of cash, product and equipment; community involvement through corporate sponsorships; and cash donations and volunteerism by Amgen staff members. In addition, the Amgen Foundation gives grants and matches staff donations to eligible non-profits.
Launched in 1991, the Amgen Foundation is an integral component of Amgen’s commitment to dramatically improve people’s lives. To date, the Foundation has contributed close to $110 million to regional and national nonprofit organizations that support the Foundation’s areas of focus. more >
Charitable Contributions Report
The Amgen Foundation Charitable Contributions Reports will enhance your understanding of the Foundation’s programs and processes, providing an in-depth look at a number of the Foundation’s grant recipients. more >
As one of the world’s foremost biotechnology companies, Amgen is keenly aware of the value and importance of science education. That is why Amgen and the Amgen Foundation create and support science education programs aimed at encouraging bright young minds to explore a future in science. By improving access to resources for students and teachers and raising the community’s understanding of the value of science literacy, Amgen is doing its part to develop the scientists of tomorrow. more>
The Amgen Medical Education Department (AmgenMED) makesdonations to qualified organizations that advance medicine and health care, promote healthcare professional education, educate the public on diseases and medical conditions, and support other philanthropic and charitable causes that ultimately benefit patients. more >
As part of Amgen’s mission to serve patients, the company is proud to support organizations that educate health care professionals on diseases and treatments, including:
