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EY Corporate Responsibility
At the global EY organization, we believe we have a duty to act responsibly and in the long-term interests of all stakeholders, guided by our purpose of building a better working world. The organization’s global Corporate Responsibility program, EY Ripples, enables EY people to help make progress toward the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
The EY Ripples platform focuses on three primary areas:
- Supporting the next generation - Helping young people and underserved groups build the skills and mindsets they need to succeed
- Accelerating environmental sustainability - Promoting the adoption of models, technologies and behaviors that protect and regenerate the environment
- Working with impact entrepreneurs - Helping scale enterprises that prioritize social justice, economic development and environmental regeneration
Every year, thousands of EY professionals across over 20 countries in the Americas come together on dedicated days of volunteer service called EY Connect Days. Through hundreds of volunteer projects, EY professionals collaborated with more than 400 nonprofit organizations to support their missions of creating healthier, happier and more caring communities.
Amplifying contributions through client collaborations
Since 2023, the global EY organization and Microsoft have collaborated to deliver impactful programming throughout Latin America with the nonprofit The Trust for the Americas. The collaboration provides underserved students in Latin America free ongoing access to EY Future Skills Workshops via Microsoft’s Community Training technology platform. In-person events occurred in FY24 in Mexico City, MX and Bogota, CO where EY and Microsoft volunteers trained students and taught content on workforce readiness.