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Norma Diaz, career pathways TOSA at HUSD, stated that students gained eye-opening exposure to STEM careers through the partnership.
Roger Wehner, Amazon VP of Economic Development, stated that skills development creates lasting benefits for local communities and opens new career paths.
Courtney Soria, FUELED program assistant, stated that the partnership with Amazon has been a "game changer" for their program.
Mayor Michelle Davis-Younger expressed gratitude for Amazon's partnership in meeting the needs of vulnerable residents in Fredericksburg.
Shannon White, Executive Director of the Pacific Northwest Veterans Alliance, stated that Amazon's sponsorship has had a meaningful impact on the veteran community in eastern Oregon.
Roger Wehner, VP of AWS Economic Development, stated that safety on sites and facilities is Amazon's number one priority.
North Carolina Lieutenant Governor Rachel Hunt stated that Amazon's investment positions the state at the forefront of AI and cloud innovation.
Benjamin Harvey, Amazon community engagement manager, stated that Amazon is committed to supporting Hayward and Gilroy through meaningful partnerships and investments.
Hamlet Fire Chief Trey Goodwin stated that the new substation will reduce property owners' ISO insurance rating from a 10 to a 4, saving an estimated $300 to $500 annually.
Wayne Stump, CEO of Bloomsburg Area YMCA, expressed gratitude for Amazon's funding for their STEMagination project, enabling creative STEM experiences.
Rick Weiss, President of the Boardman Senior Center Board of Directors, stated that solar panels provided by Amazon have significantly reduced their monthly electric bills.
Daniel B. Dumovich, Director of Strategic Initiatives at GRID Alternatives, stated that the solar installations will cut electric bills by an average of 80% over the next 30 years.
Jasmine Crowe-Houston, founder and CEO of Goodr, stated that the grocery store is about restoring agency and offering choice, not just food.
Dr. Paul White, superintendent of New Prairie United School Corporation, stated that the space will empower creativity, collaborative problem-solving, and develop skills for a rapidly evolving workforce.
Monte Applewhite of the GoSayHELLO Foundation stated that Amazon's funding helps bring real-life learning initiatives into community spaces, making people comfortable with technology and AI.
Sarah Dishman, Friends of the Rappahannock's forestry programs manager, thanked Amazon and its volunteers for supporting tree planting projects.
Sarah Georgiades, head of Americas community engagement for Amazon Data Centers, stated that Think Big Circle connects young learners to global exposure and engagement.
Jennifer Williams, Director of Instructional Technology and Media Services at Newton County Schools, stated that Amazon's support allows students to explore coding, innovation, and leadership through summer camps.
Shannon Kellogg, VP of public policy at AWS, stated that arts and culture are essential to vibrant communities and spaces like the Berwick Theater preserve local heritage.
Amy Jaballah, Amazon community engagement manager, stated that the grant recipients represent local leaders who have identified real needs and developed creative solutions.
Tricia Mooney, superintendent of Hermiston School District, stated that Amazon's Think Big Spaces and Girls' Tech Programs are opening doors for students to explore STEM.
Amazon opened its first Think Big Space in Indiana at New Prairie High School in New Carlisle.
Amazon data center employees marked Arbor Day and Earth Day by planting 75 native oak trees at the future Sugar Run Park in Plain City, Ohio.
Amazon awarded $200,000 in grants to 28 organizations across Gilroy and Hayward, California, through the Amazon Gilroy Community Fund and Amazon Hayward Community Fund.
Amazon committed $1.5 million to the City of Hamlet Fire Department to enhance public safety services for southeastern Hamlet and surrounding Richmond County, North Carolina.
Amazon's two data center campuses in Louisa County are projected to generate more than $25 million in annual county revenue.
Amazon's Think Big Mobile van supported the Christmas Under the Clock celebration in Plain City, Ohio, with STEM activities for children ages 4-13.
Amazon partnered with KABOOM! throughout 2025 to create safe playspaces in data center communities in Indiana, Virginia, and Georgia.
In South Bend, Indiana, Amazon helped La Casa de Amistad unveil a kid-designed playground serving 1,300 children annually.
Amazon partnered with Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Washington to build a sport court playspace at the General Heiser Club in Dumfries, Virginia.
Amazon partnered with New Manchester Elementary School in Douglasville, Georgia, to create a playground serving 850 students annually.
The $1.5 million commitment includes funding for a new fire substation, two fire trucks, equipment, uniforms, and staffing costs for the first two years.
The investment in the Hamlet Fire Department is part of Amazon's broader $10 billion investment in Richmond County.
The new fire substation will cut emergency response times by six to seven minutes.
Amazon and STACK Infrastructure are investing $1 million in Friends of the Rappahannock for conservation and education programs protecting the Chesapeake Bay watershed.
The $1 million contribution to Friends of the Rappahannock is the largest corporate donation in the nonprofit's 40-year history.
Amazon became the first data center operator in Virginia to use recycled water in its cooling systems, saving 85% less water.
Amazon and STACK Infrastructure are investing over $300 million to upgrade the Aquia Wastewater Treatment Plant and related infrastructure in Stafford County to support a new water reuse system.
The water reuse system in Stafford County will transform wastewater into millions of gallons per day of recycled water at no cost to taxpayers.
Amazon is investing over $400 million to upgrade the Massaponax Wastewater Treatment Plant in Spotsylvania County to distribute millions of gallons of recycled water.
Amazon aims to achieve net-zero carbon by 2040.
Amazon awarded $250,000 in grants to 28 local organizations across Luzerne and Columbia counties in northeastern Pennsylvania through the Amazon Northeastern Pennsylvania Community Fund.
The grants in northeastern Pennsylvania address critical needs in STEM education, sustainability, digital skills, culture and heritage, and health and well-being.
Bloomsburg Area YMCA, Freeland YMCA, and For the Cause are expanding STEM programs and digital literacy initiatives with grant support.
Amazon plans to invest $20 billion in Pennsylvania to expand cloud computing infrastructure and advance AI innovation.
The $20 billion investment in Pennsylvania will establish multiple innovation campuses and create 1,250 jobs.
Amazon celebrated the revitalization of the historic Berwick Theater in Berwick, Pennsylvania, during a premiere night event on November 13.
The Berwick Theater has operated as a movie theater since the 1920s and stood as a cultural cornerstone for nearly a century.
Amazon announced an additional $40,000 donation to the Berwick Theater and the Berwick Arts Association for lighting, sound equipment, and local art development.
AWS and OpenAI announced a multi-year strategic partnership.
The AWS and OpenAI partnership will enable OpenAI to run its advanced AI workloads on AWS's infrastructure.
In Fall 2024, 1 in 4 Loudoun County, Virginia, students were considered economically disadvantaged, according to the Virginia Department of Education.
Amazon, Loudoun Education Foundation (LEF), and Silkway Express LLC partnered to support the FUELED program, addressing food insecurity in Loudoun County.
The FUELED program now distributes approximately 1,500 bags of groceries weekly to local students in need.
Amazon partnered with Goodr and Newton County Schools to open a no-cost grocery store on campus at Alcovy High School in Newton County, Georgia.
Roughly 9% of residents in Newton County, Georgia, experience food insecurity.
The no-cost grocery store at Alcovy High School provides students and their families with monthly access to fresh produce, shelf-stable food, and household essentials.
Amazon awarded a total of $400,000 in grants to 41 community projects across Newton, Butts, and Douglas counties in Georgia through the Amazon Community Fund.
Grant recipients in Georgia could apply for up to $10,000 for projects addressing STEM education, affordable housing, food insecurity, and sustainability.
Amazon data center employees have volunteered at the Boardman Food Pantry in Boardman, Oregon, for years.