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Johnson & Johnson MedTech’s annual ‘Week of Caring’ brought together over 700 employees for volunteer activities in Orange County. The standout event was a beach cleanup at Balboa Pier, where volunteers removed hundreds of pounds of trash, aligning with local sustainability goals. In addition to cleaning efforts, employees participated in 18 other service projects, showcasing the company’s commitment to corporate social responsibility and community welfare by supporting families and local nonprofits.
Newport Beach witnessed a significant volunteer effort from Johnson & Johnson MedTech as the company hosted its annual “Week of Caring” from September 29 to October 2. This initiative brought together over 700 employees dedicated to community service across Orange County. One of the standout events was a substantial beach cleanup along the shores near Balboa Pier, where more than 60 J&J MedTech employees combed through the sand to collect debris and promote environmental sustainability.
The beach cleanup took place for the third consecutive year and, due to its growing popularity, expanded from a one-day event to multiple days of activities. Volunteers worked diligently to remove hundreds of pounds of trash from the beach, contributing to local efforts to maintain clean and healthy coastal environments. This aligns with Newport Beach’s sustainability goals, further showcasing the impact of community involvement on environmental issues.
In addition to the beach cleanup, the Week of Caring featured a total of 18 volunteer events aimed at enhancing the well-being of individuals and families in the community. Employees engaged in various hands-on activities, including assembling hygiene kits and STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) kits, preparing and packing meals, donating blood, harvesting produce, and restocking food markets. The initiative also included creative projects designed to support children with visual impairments, aiming to make a positive difference in their lives through tactile learning experiences.
The participation of over 700 employees illustrates Johnson & Johnson MedTech’s strong commitment to corporate social responsibility and its ongoing partnership with local nonprofits in Orange County. Throughout the year, the company employs thousands of individuals in the area and collaborates with various organizations to contribute to community welfare and support initiatives addressing local needs.
The Week of Caring underscores the importance of volunteerism and community engagement among Johnson & Johnson MedTech employees, who actively demonstrate their commitment to making a difference. By taking part in these volunteer initiatives, employees not only contribute to the betterment of their immediate environment but also foster teamwork and camaraderie within the workplace.
This annual event reiterates the core values of Johnson & Johnson MedTech, reinforcing their mission to create positive health outcomes while also nurturing the communities where they operate. Through programs like the Week of Caring and efforts such as the beach cleanup in Newport Beach, Johnson & Johnson MedTech not only addresses pressing community needs but also promotes a culture of giving back.
With the success of this year’s Week of Caring and the significant volunteer turnout, Johnson & Johnson MedTech plans to continue its tradition of encouraging employees to engage in community service, further enhancing its role as a responsible corporate entity dedicated to improving lives in Orange County.
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