Cargill collaborates with farmers, food makers and industrial customers to bring new ideas to the table.

Charitable giving

Cargill's charitable giving efforts reached US $61.1 million for fiscal year 2011

We help build vibrant and stable communities where we live and work. We support programs that provide long-term solutions, engage our employees and leverage their expertise, and provide opportunities to collaborate with others.

Our employees, businesses and community partners contribute to provide a meaningful impact in our communities. Our giving is directed within our focus areas of nutrition and health, education and environmental stewardship.

Cargill and our employees contribute in a number of ways:

  • Corporate giving
    Cargill provides corporate support to select regional, national and global nonprofit and nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) that serve multiple communities in which we have a business presence.
  • Local community giving
    Cargill businesses, facilities and employee-led Cargill Cares Councils provide support for civic and charitable organizations and schools in their local communities.
  • Headquarters giving
    The Cargill Foundation supports rigorous education programs for K - 12 in our headquarters communities of Minneapolis and its northern and western suburbs.
  • Other ways we give
    Cargill and its employees and retirees give in a variety of ways including personal financial contributions and gifts to higher education.

 

Community Engagement video
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Community – Cargill's engagement in communities where it operates worldwide. Watch the video to learn more about Cargill’s community engagement »

Around the world

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Gifts to individuals

Cargill and The Cargill Foundation do not make gifts or award grants to individuals or the general public. Any information about cash aid, gifts, or grants distributed by Cargill or The Cargill Foundation to the general public is false, regardless of where it appears.

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