
BuzzBee Company is committed to making a positive impact by supporting community organizations and fostering employees' passion for giving.
At BuzzBee, an active engagement in our community is an integral part of our mission and core values. We are committed to making a positive impact by supporting community organizations and fostering our employees' passion for giving. Specifically, we have worked to formulate an organized charitable model and emphasize the importance of corporate philanthropy as a company-wide initiative, intertwined with our company goals.
Through our three-part giving approach, BuzzBee gives back at a company level, community level, and personal level.

Company Involvement: BuzzBee donates time, talent, and treasure, with a specific focus on organizations that advocate for women and children. We achieve this by providing pro bono services for clients who focus on doing social good, contributing financially to charitable donations and local causes that improve lives, and participating in company sponsored giving events.
Community Involvement: On a community level, BuzzBee helps rally employees, friends, partners, clients, and colleagues to achieve an even greater impact than we can individually. BuzzBee participates in employee-led giving events, supports active volunteerism with flexible work accommodations, encourages all employees to find a cause they are passionate about, and inspires the BuzzBee community to get involved.
Personal Involvement: BuzzBee provides financial support and donation matching to employees that are involved in philanthropic efforts.
BUZZBEE AND EMPLOYEE INVOLVEMENT
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BuzzBee brought staff members together to participate in the 5K Alki Beach fun run/walk to benefit Northwest Hope and Healing. The mission of this organization is to provide support to newly diagnosed breast cancer patients through financial assistance to patients in need. The staff donated their athleticism and also raised funds to support the organization's efforts in the Puget Sound region.
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BuzzBee was honored when our partner and friend, Marcie Glenn, CEO of Another Source reached out to us to help with their goal of collecting 500 flash drives for the YWCA of Seattle, King County & Snohomish County. BuzzBee has collected new and gently used drives that will support the Y's School Days program which raises much needed supplies for kids heading back to school. Because Another Source and BuzzBee share the common mandate of supporting our community, we were delighted to help.
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BuzzBee employee McKenzie rallied a team of over 25 coworkers, family members and friends to volunteer with Rebuilding Together, a national program designed to improve the homes and lives of low-income homeowners. BuzzBee had fun working as a team on Rebuilding day 2010 to impact the local community by assisting an elderly woman in the Seattle area with needed indoor and outdoor home repairs, making her home more safe and secure. Rebuilding Together: www.rebuildingtogetherss.org/home.htm
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In 2009, BuzzBee CEO, Michele Keeffe, challenged the company to a children's coat drive donating over 63 coats to St. Joseph's Baby Corner. In 2010 BuzzBee challenged it's partners to donate coats as well. Thanks to the hard work of all involved, 280 coats were donated to children in need this winter. St. Joseph's Baby Corner: www.seattlebabycorner.org
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In 2009, BuzzBee employee Mandy was the Seattle Ambassador for anti-human trafficking organization Stop Child Trafficking Now (SCTNow). SCTNow exists to address the demand side of child sex trafficking by targeting buyers/predators for prosecution and conviction. As ambassador, Mandy organized the inaugural Seattle Walk to Stop Child Trafficking Now, held on September 25th 2009. The walk drew over 250 participants and raised over $25,000. Stop Child Trafficking Now: www.sctnow.org
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BuzzBee supports employee Hannah with flexible hours so that she can be a tech coach at NPower, where she work with organizations that are serving a critical need in the community. Through her rewarding volunteer position, Hannah gets to see an immediate impact in the productivity of the organizations? processes, which can make a huge difference in how well they serve the needs of others. NPower: www.npowerseattle.org
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