Corporate Philanthropy

Many companies search for a purpose. Bloomberg L.P. was born with one: to change the world for the better. Founded by Mike Bloomberg in 1981 to bring greater transparency and fairness to the financial system, the company has become the global leader in business and financial data, news and insight — and dedicates the vast majority of its profits to Bloomberg Philanthropies to support its work transforming lives around the world.

Bloomberg and Bloomberg Philanthropies are two sides of the same coin. So when you work for or with Bloomberg, you’re doing a whole lot of good.

Michael R. Bloomberg

Our Corporate Philanthropy program aims to reflect the global scale, diversity and culture of Bloomberg L.P. and is committed to giving back to the cities in which it operates, using the time and talents of employees – and resources of the business – to create lasting impact.

With a unique insight into data and news, and continual focus on innovation, Corporate Philanthropy looks to address unmet needs in the communities around the world in which Bloomberg L.P. employees live and work.

Through Bloomberg's Million Meals Challenge in October 2023, more than 2,500 employees from 35 cities prepared one million meals for residents in need.

Employees build sustainable housing in Mexico with non-profit partner Habitat for Humanity.

Employees pack baskets for the elderly in London.

Bloomberg LP employees volunteer at the Materials for the Arts, New York City’s largest creative reuse center dedicated to supporting arts and cultural organizations.

Bloomberg LP engineers joined together to volunteer as mentors for the FIRST competition, with an additional 200 employees serving as volunteers for the NYC Regional competition.

Bloomberg LP employees volunteering during a City Harvest event in New York.

Bloomberg LP has supported Donguri No Kai since 2008, an organization committed to protecting and restoring the neglected forest throughout Japan to preserve the natural wildlife in communities.

The Jamaica Bay-Rockaway Parks Conservancy and the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation welcomed 100 volunteers from Bloomberg LP to clean up the Dubos Point Wildlife Sanctuary in Arverne.

We strive to:

help our most vulnerable and marginalized neighbors
promote a more inclusive global economy
expand access to data and technology
support diverse voices in the media and the arts

Every Bloomberg L.P. employee in every office makes that commitment possible.

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Top photo: Bloomberg employees volunteering with City Harvest in New York.