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微软年度雇员运动达新高

11月4日 20144:45 PMET

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Several thousand employees and their families raised more than $320k during the annual 5K Run/Walk around our corporate headquarters in Redmond, Washington. The event is one of the more than 300 events occurring during the annual Employee Giving Campaign, the cornerstone of Microsoft’s Employee Giving Program. — 数千名员工和家属在华府雷德蒙公司大本营每年5KRunk/Walk募集320k事件是每年三百多事件之一员工赋值运动微软员工赋值程序的基石

24 employees planted more than 300 trees and cleared invasive species using their volunteer hours. This is just one example of how employees can give back – in time and money – to their favorite causes. Microsoft’s Employee Giving Program is one of the world’s largest. Pictured here are Microsoft employees Rene Bouw and Nick Caldwell. — 24名员工种植300多棵树并使用自愿时间清除入侵物种仅举一例说明员工如何用时间和金钱回馈最喜爱事业微软雇员提供程序是世界上最大程序之一图片显示微软雇员Rene Bouw和Nick Caldwell

Microsoft and Pearl Jam frontman Eddie Vedder came together to give epidermylosis bullosa (EB) research a boost by raising money for the rare genetic skin disorder affecting thousands of children. Eddie performed a private benefit concert last Thursday on campus for 90 employees who secured their spot through the Employee Giving Campaign auction. One of those was employee Tom Moran, who walked his bride Valeria Cole down the aisle four years ago to the Pearl Jam song “Just Breathe” and through the online auction tool secured the experience of having Eddie sing it for them on stage. — 微软和Pearl Jam前台Eddie Vedder聚集一堂,为影响数千儿童的稀有基因皮肤失序募集钱,Eddie上星期四校园为90名员工开私人福利音乐会,其中一位雇员Tom Moran四年前走他的新娘Valeria Cole去珠Jam歌曲“Just呼吸”, 通过在线拍卖工具获取Eddie上台为她们唱的经验

Leanne Toth, left, and Eli Sheldon, right, contributed to the Employee Giving Campaign through their role as a Loaned Professional. Each fall, approximately seven Puget Sound-based Microsoft employees are loaned from their divisions for four months to work full time on the Employee Giving Campaign where they have the opportunity to learn about and raise awareness of community needs, drive corporate fundraising strategies at Microsoft, and work on special community projects. — leanne toth左转和Elisheldon右转通过员工提供运动188bet网址怎么打不开大约7个Puget声音微软员工从分公司借出4个月全时参加员工提供运动,在那里他们有机会学习并提高对社区需求的认识,驱动微软企业筹资策略并研究特殊社区项目

This month, Microsoft released the fourth volume of the award-winning Microsoft Cookbook, filled with delicious employee-contributed recipes from all over the world. As of May 2014, $250,000 was raised for FareStart, a culinary job training and placement program for homeless and disadvantaged individuals, and we expect that to reach over $300,000 with the sales of this year’s cookbook. The cookbook will be available for purchase in mid-November for $35 on MSN and Amazon.com. — 微软本月发布第四卷获奖微软库书,自2014年5月起,FareStart共筹集250 000美元,这是为无家可归者和处境不利者提供烹调工作培训和安插程序,我们期望今年的烹调手册销售量将超过300 000美元。ookbook11月中旬可用购买MSN和Amazon.com上35美元

During a soccer game with former Seattle Sounders players on Microsoft’s Redmond campus, Microsoft announced a three-year, multimillion dollar partnership with the Special Olympics. The new partnership aims to modernize the nonprofit’s technology and elevate it to the cloud, while also pledging to raise additional $1 million over the life of the partnership in the spirit of Microsoft’s Employee Giving Campaign. — 前西雅图探险家在微软Redmond校园赛时,微软宣布与特殊奥运合作三年数百万美元新伙伴关系旨在更新非盈利技术并提升为云端,同时保证本着微软雇员赋值运动的精神在伙伴关系存续期间再筹集100万美元

Employees joined forces for a 28-hour Tech for Good Hackathon to develop mobile apps and websites to help address social good issues related to human rights, youth unemployment, and more. The group raised thousands of dollars through Microsoft’s cash donation match of their volunteer hours. Pictured is James Rooney, Senior Program Manager, Citizenship and Public Affairs, who helped kick off the event. — 员工联手开发移动应用网站, 帮助解决与人权、青年失业等社会福利问题团队通过微软现金捐赠匹配义工时筹集数千美元James Rooney是高级程序管理员,

Several thousand employees and their families raised more than $320k during the annual 5K Run/Walk around our corporate headquarters in Redmond, Washington. The event is one of the more than 300 events occurring during the annual Employee Giving Campaign, the cornerstone of Microsoft’s Employee Giving Program.

24 employees planted more than 300 trees and cleared invasive species using their volunteer hours. This is just one example of how employees can give back – in time and money – to their favorite causes. Microsoft’s Employee Giving Program is one of the world’s largest. Pictured here are Microsoft employees Rene Bouw and Nick Caldwell.

Microsoft and Pearl Jam frontman Eddie Vedder came together to give epidermylosis bullosa (EB) research a boost by raising money for the rare genetic skin disorder affecting thousands of children. Eddie performed a private benefit concert last Thursday on campus for 90 employees who secured their spot through the Employee Giving Campaign auction. One of those was employee Tom Moran, who walked his bride Valeria Cole down the aisle four years ago to the Pearl Jam song “Just Breathe” and through the online auction tool secured the experience of having Eddie sing it for them on stage.

Leanne Toth, left, and Eli Sheldon, right, contributed to the Employee Giving Campaign through their role as a Loaned Professional. Each fall, approximately seven Puget Sound-based Microsoft employees are loaned from their divisions for four months to work full time on the Employee Giving Campaign where they have the opportunity to learn about and raise awareness of community needs, drive corporate fundraising strategies at Microsoft, and work on special community projects.

This month, Microsoft released the fourth volume of the award-winning Microsoft Cookbook, filled with delicious employee-contributed recipes from all over the world. As of May 2014, $250,000 was raised for FareStart, a culinary job training and placement program for homeless and disadvantaged individuals, and we expect that to reach over $300,000 with the sales of this year’s cookbook. The cookbook will be available for purchase in mid-November for $35 on MSN and Amazon.com.

During a soccer game with former Seattle Sounders players on Microsoft’s Redmond campus, Microsoft announced a three-year, multimillion dollar partnership with the Special Olympics. The new partnership aims to modernize the nonprofit’s technology and elevate it to the cloud, while also pledging to raise additional $1 million over the life of the partnership in the spirit of Microsoft’s Employee Giving Campaign.

Employees joined forces for a 28-hour Tech for Good Hackathon to develop mobile apps and websites to help address social good issues related to human rights, youth unemployment, and more. The group raised thousands of dollars through Microsoft’s cash donation match of their volunteer hours. Pictured is James Rooney, Senior Program Manager, Citizenship and Public Affairs, who helped kick off the event.

整10月数万微软人员全心全意参加年度雇员提供运动工薪阶层在美国努力达一个月之久集资帮助非盈利者更好地服务受益人在家和全世界各地

微软匹配雇员非盈利捐款和志愿全年工作达每名雇员15,000美元,自1983年以来,我们人民慷慨捐赠10多亿美元,包括公司匹配提高钱财帮助不幸运者做更多事比以往任何时候强,在线拍卖今年首次通过100万美元

以上为部分亮点今年运动.