Williams employees will be volunteering in communities across the United States as part of the company’s fourth annual Volunteer Week, April 20 to 26. With more than 100 projects scheduled in 17 states, hundreds of employees will stock food pantries, clean up parks, assemble care packages, and teach student financial literacy and STEM skills, among dozens of other volunteer jobs.
"At Williams, our annual Volunteer Week showcases the steadfast dedication of our employees to uplift and support local nonprofits and the communities they serve," said Alan Armstrong, President and CEO of Williams. "Collaborating closely with these organizations, our teams identify and implement projects that create a meaningful impact on the lives of those around us. Community support is a cornerstone of our culture at Williams, and I am proud to witness our employees channeling this passion into action year after year."
Williams Volunteer Week, which coincides with National Volunteer Week, builds on the company’s tradition of community stewardship through employee volunteerism and financial support. Last year, employees recorded 32,668 volunteer hours, serving as advocates, youth mentors, coaches, nonprofit board members and volunteer firefighters. In addition, Williams awarded more than $13.6 million to more than 2,100 organizations across 50 states plus the District of Columbia and Canada, on top of the personal contributions made by employees, retirees and board members. Learn more about Williams’ community giving.
