At Lenovo, we believe access to high-quality educational opportunities for every child around the world is critical to the betterment
In the world of corporate philanthropy, actions speak louder than words. With our annual ‘Love on Month of Service’ (LMOS)
An estimated 1.3 billion people around the world experience a significant disability, representing 1 in 6 people globally.[1] To create
Projects were planned and executed by a team of more than 100 employee leaders who identified nonprofits aligned with the Lenovo Foundation’s mission of empowering underrepresented populations through access to education and technology.
Built in collaboration with Guangming Daily, the AI-enhanced museum sprawls over 300 square meters with six interactive zones for students.
For the past three years, Lenovo Foundation has offered a special opportunity for Lenovo’s employee resource groups (ERGs). The annual
Latin America has become a major force in the global tech industry, but only one-third of science, technology, engineering, or
To accelerate transformation, Lenovo sponsored social entrepreneur initiatives in Guadalajara, Mexico; Puerto Princesa, Philippines; Salta, Argentina; and Johannesburg, South Africa.
Laptop donation for classroom within Toronto’s SickKids Hospital boosts access to curriculum for students with epilepsy.
Hear from volunteers sent to one of the most remote offices in the world on Robinson Crusoe Island, nearly 700km off the eastern coast of Chile, where Lenovo technology boosted the island’s self-sufficiency, enabled hybrid work, and helped transform conservation.
