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Volunteers at Oracle Open World'11 made "no sew" blankets for the homeless youth in San Francisco. The activity was organized by Project Night Night
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Attendees also packed bags with stuffed animals, books, and other goodies for the homeless kids
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Volunteers assembled snack boxes for families with sick children treated at UCSF hospital.
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The care-bags for homeless kids were stuffed with blankets, toys and books
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Families with sick kids who arrive urgently at UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital received snack bags from our volunteers
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The UCSF snack boxes prepared by volunteers at the salesforce foundation booth at Oracle Open World'11
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Volunteers filled up snack boxes for the families of children treated at UCSF
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The Playworks backpacks provide elementary school children with the resources to achieve their education goals
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Saasy is also volunteering! These backpacks gave the kids in need the resources to complete 100,000 hours of homework.
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Salesforce.com CMO Kraig Swensrud, VP of Product Marketing Dan Darcy and Nate Skinner, the Senior Director of Product Marketing, are putting together backpacks for children in need.
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The Playworks backpacks provide elementary school children with the resources to achieve their education goals.
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Hundreds of Oracle World Conference attendees volunteered with Playworks and assembled 500 back to backpacks & wrote over 400 response letters to elementary students at 26 schools in San Francisco County.
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During Oracle Open World, salesforce.com promoted its philanthropic 1:1:1 model and gave the attendees the opportunity to volunteer for different non-profits
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Letter writing campaign for at-risk and underserved children
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The letter writing campaign for at-risk and underserved children receives a total of 3,600 hours of volunteering.
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Playworks.org was one of the featured philanthropic organizations. It helped volunteers put together backpacks and write letters to children in need.