Inspired by our core values and conviction to “do the right thing,” MathWorks and its staff members are committed to supporting the communities where we live and work. These efforts are centered around the five pillars of the MathWorks Social Mission:
MathWorks supports programs that inspire learning and advance education in engineering, science, and math. Examples include student competitions, STEM outreach, museum partnerships, university fellowships, curriculum development, academic scholarships, program sponsorships, and research grants. This commitment to making education accessible to everyone stems from our belief in the transformative power of learning and the potential of those with technical knowledge to find innovative solutions to real-world problems.
We empower staff members to volunteer their time and talents in ways that can transform lives. MathWorks recognizes and supports the personal commitments staff make to a range of charitable organizations. MathWorks staff use their paid volunteer time for mentoring, tutoring, organizing charity collection drives and fundraisers, and more. The End-of-Year Donations and company matching programs stretch the benefits of this work even further, helping hundreds of charitable organizations each year.
We support the vitality of the communities in which we work by contributing to organizations that help develop and enrich our cities and towns and by participating in local initiatives. Examples include our community grant program, public broadcasting sponsorships, and corporate support for Mass Audubon, New England’s largest nature-based conservation organization.
MathWorks encourages careful and responsible stewardship of the environment at work and at home. We support environmental sustainability through programs focused on recycling, improvements in energy efficiency, resource management, and facilities design.
MathWorks partners with established nonprofit organizations and funds individual programs that provide disaster relief and humanitarian aid worldwide in the form of food, shelter, and life-saving essentials.
MathWorks staff come from countries around the world. In times of crisis they show great generosity in responding to natural disasters, famine, and poverty, making individual donations and leading efforts to collect goods and coordinate donations from other MathWorkers.
