LogiCares - Social Responsibility & Corporate Culture

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Social Impact

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Our focus

We dedicate ourselves to the communities in which we live and work. Giving back and driving change are not only a social responsibility but a key aspect of our corporate culture. LogiCares creates opportunities for our employees to give back to the communities we touch.

Empowering our people

Our people contribute to the causes they have a personal passion for. We help to maximize impact through our global donation matching program and by offering every employee four paid days annually to volunteer with any organization of their choice.

Team of volunteers preparing food

SAVE THE CHILDREN

HQ, LAUSANNE, SWITZERLAND

Lausanne-based employees created two office drives encouraging individual donations to Save the Children. One sold coffee/tea for International Children's Day and the other sold homemade soup.

Save the Children is the largest independent children’s rights organization in the world. For more than 100 years, they have been working for the rights of children in more than 120 countries, every day and in times of crisis.

Our local communities

We join together to give back to the communities in which we live and work. In 2019, employees across the company organized and delivered approximately 40 Give Back events across 15 cities in 10 countries, including Taiwan, the Netherlands, India, USA, Mexico, Singapore, Ireland, United Arab Emirates and Switzerland. For 2020, we are expanding our digital volunteering model, which will allow all employees to access a wider range of philanthropic options.

  • Volunteers stocking fridge

    Ramadan Break Fast Donation, Dubai

    Ramadan is about about caring, giving, and a time of sacrifice for the Muslim Community. The Logitech team supplied food and beverage for more than a quarter of the refrigerators the city of Dubai placed throughout the city to serve the less fortunate once they completed their daily Ramadan fast.

  • Child participating in art activity

    Casa De La Amistad, Mexico City

    Casa de la Amistad’s (CDLA) mission is to help increase the survival rates of Mexican children and young people with low resources suffering from cancer. They provide all cancer treatments, accommodations for children and their families, food, educational and emotional support, all at no cost. During a Logitech visit, items of basic need were provided, and activities were carried out with the children to engage their artistic skills.

  • Adopt an angel bike donations

    Adopt an Angel, San Francisco Bay Area

    Our Silicon Valley office has contributed to Adopt an Angel for approximately 20 years. In 2019, more than  2,400 gifts were contributed and distributed to 800 children who live in group homes, shelters, foster care or low-income homes.

  • Logitech volunteers at Anaikkum Karangal children's shelter

    Anaikkum Karangal Children’s Shelter, Chennai

    Logitech volunteers went to Anaikkum Karangal, a children’s shelter home run by Bhumi NGO. Notebooks and flash cards were made and used by these children for the academic year. Employees also set up fundraising events where each clan hosted games, prepared refreshments and offered items that were sold internally to raise funds. The funds were used to support six students through Higher Education, Children Welfare and Women empowerment programmes.

  • Taiwan Welfare Committee Logitech Volunteers

    Chung Yi Social Welfare Foundation, Taiwan

    Logitech volunteers from our Taiwan Welfare Committee set up a booth, washed, cut and packed a few hundreds kilograms of fruit and sold coffee, cupcakes and books for children. The funds raised will be used to support Chung Yi’s Children Home for children under 18 years old.

Leveraging Skills & Products

Leverage the skills and products that our people and company have to offer, to better the lives and futures of others.

  • Childrens enjoing video chatting

    MX PARTNERSHIP WITH GIRLS WHO CODE

    Inspiring a pipeline of future leaders, the global team for the Logitech Master Series is committed to helping young and aspiring girls discover a passion for engineering and creativity. Logitech has become a long-term partner with Girls Who Code, joining this wonderful organization in its noble mission of helping young girls discover a passion for engineering and creativity through a series of collaborative tactics. To support Girls Who Code activities, Logitech will donate an amount measured on a portion of the global sales from every Master Series product sold, including MX Master 3, MX Keys and MX Anywhere 3, to Girls Who Code, supporting its ongoing programming and outreach efforts.

     

  • Childrens enjoing video chatting

    Hopecam Partnership

    Hopecam helps children with cancer connect with their friends, their classrooms, and their support systems while they’re going through cancer treatment

    Logitech partnered with Hopecam to provide equipment that allows children in cancer treatment to engage directly with their classroom. 

    As Hopecam has scaled to help hundreds of children connect with their support communities while undergoing treatment, they’ve relied on Logitech video conferencing technology to provide the essential face-to-face contact.

     

  • A scene from International Womens' day charity:water

    International Womens’ Day Stream Raises $50K for charity: water

    A number of our brands, Logitech, Logitech G, Blue, StreamLabs, and Ultimate Ears partnered with their influencers to raise funds for charity: water. 

    Our CEO, Bracken Darrell, was challenged to do the floss as part of the fundraiser.

  • Four women in running

    Girls Gotta Run

    GGRF is a non-profit that leverages Ethiopia’s national sport of running to create safe spaces, end child marriage, expand education and empower young Ethiopian women and their communities. 

    On International Women’s Day, Logitech’s Jaybird brand kicked off a campaign to raise funds for GGRF, donating a portion of every pair of headphones sold on jaybirdsport.com during the month of May. By the campaign’s end, the fundraising goal had been surpassed by more than 10%, allowing every GGRF Athletic Scholar to be outfitted with running clothes. The past year 100% of the graduating class continued on to university, which is commendable as generally only 10% of Ethiopian women enter university.

    If you are looking to help support and empower women and girls in developing communities, please consider donating to this foundation.

     

  • Hammer Classic

    ASTRO Gaming Sponsors Hammer Classic

    Every Sunday throughout April 2020, Logitech’s ASTRO Gaming brand sponsored the Hammer Classic – a 24-hour livestream to help raise money to feed 1 million people through the non-profits Feeding America and Feeding America South Florida.