Stellantis, one of the world’s largest mobility companies, once again confirmed its global commitment to education within the scope of International Education Day celebrated on January 24. Stellantis Philanthropy, which plays a critical role in expanding access to education and supporting students in the communities where the company operates, brings together the Stellantis Motor Citizens and Stellantis Student Awards programs under one roof within the framework of a global and holistic approach to interaction with communities. In collaboration with local teams and more than 100 non-governmental organizations, Stellantis supports more than 130 STEM-focused community projects aimed at increasing access to education, and these projects are expected to directly reach more than 2 million people by the end of 2026.
Stellantis, one of the world’s largest mobility companies that invests in all areas of mobility, continues to attract attention with its investments in the field of education and the strong support it provides. In this context, Stellantis once again confirmed its global commitment to education within the scope of International Education Day celebrated on January 24. The company, which has contributed to the joint development of more than 130 educational projects in the last two years, aims to benefit more than 2 million students, teachers and community members worldwide by the end of 2026. It creates a strong bond with communities!
While this progress made by the company is possible thanks to collaborations with local, regional and international non-governmental organization (NGO) business partners, the expertise of these organizations and deep knowledge of community needs guide Stellantis Philanthropy’s work. Fueled by local needs, Stellantis Philanthropy collaborates with more than 100 non-governmental organizations around the world and involves its employees in the process to co-design educational programs that expand access to education and create tangible results for students. The focused approach model, based on long-term priorities, community-focused ideas and disaster relief, ensures that the initiatives implemented remain relevant, measurable and have a strong connection with the communities in which the company operates. To support this work on a global scale, Stellantis Philanthropy brings together the Stellantis Motor Citizens and Stellantis Student Awards programs into a single, holistic global approach to engaging with communities. Providing information on the subject, Stellantis Chairman John Elkann said, “Education is one of the most powerful tools we have to support the communities in which we operate. Working together with our business partners and employees, we are actively expanding learning opportunities for young people, focusing especially on the fields of science, technology, engineering and mathematics.” Xavier Chéreau, the company’s President of Human Resources and Sustainability, said: “Combining our activities under the umbrella of Stellantis Philanthropy strengthens our commitment to education and moving our communities forward. We are pleased to work with our business partners with strong local roots, and we remain determined to support students in gaining the skills and self-confidence they need to shape their future.”
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