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| Adopt-A-Highway Program: Xerox people gathered to do what they've done four times a year for the past 10+ years -- clean up a one-and-one-half mile section of a highway. |
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| Day of Caring 2007: Among the 1,400 Xerox employees in the Rochester, N.Y. area who volunteered at the United Way Day of Caring some employees from the Xerox Strategic Services Group spruced up the Wilson Commencement Park. |
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| Day of Caring 2007: Employees also led children in a round of songs. |
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| FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) 2007: FIRST designs accessible, innovative programs that motivate young people to pursue education and career opportunities in science, technology, engineering and math, while building self-confidence, knowledge, and life skills. The FIRST Robotics Competiton challenges a team of students and their mentors to solve a common problem in a six-week timeframe using a standard "kit of parts" and a common set of rules to design, create and maneuver lawn-mower-size robots. |
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| FIRST 2007 |
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| Science Consultants Program: Tionna Baker (seated left) and James Fulton (right) read the temperature during a science experiment with the help of Xerox Science Consultant Jim Frankunas at School 16 in Rochester, N.Y. during a Xerox Science Day. Xerox Science Consultants are given time off to volunteer twice a month to teach a science lesson. (Photo by Kevin Rivoli) |
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| Science Conusultants Program: Xerox Science Consultants Lou Bostic, left, and Jim Frankunas measure temperature during a science experiment with School 16 fourth-grader James Fulton. (Photo by Kevin Rivoli) |
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| Social Service Leave 2007: Xerox employee Carolyn Steinkirchner found educational support for her two sons at nonprofit agency LDA Life and Learning Services -- and now she'll volunteer there full-time, thanks to a fully-paid "Social Service Leave" from Xerox Corporation. (Photo credit: Kevin Rivoli) |
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| Social Service Leave 2005: Xerox employee Patricia Forte worked at the Trinity House of HOPE - an organization that offers emotional and financial support to those in need. (Photo by Kevin Rivoli) |
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| Social Service Leave 2004: Xerox employee Steven Mueller is working with children like Zachary, 11, in an animal-assisted therapy program at Green Chimneys, a social service agency in Brewster, N.Y., that works with at-risk youth. (Photo by Richard Freeda) |
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| Take Your Child to Work Day 2007: Xerox Wilsonville Office |
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| Take Your Child to Work Day 2007: Principal scientist Dr. Jeff Banning demonstrates the magic of Xerox color science with a chemical magic show during Take Your Child to Work Day in Xerox's Wilsonville, Ore. Office. |
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| General XCIP Funding: Instructors Tom Rockwell and Xerox employee Michael Cliffel take a student downhill using a bi-ski. |
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| General XCIP Funding: XCIP volunteers and other members of the Upstate Guide Dog Assoc. in Rochester, NY ready for a race relay as part of a guide dog training program. |
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| General XCIP Funding: A volunteer program was established at the Alberta Simmons Center for Seniors. Xerox volunteers were at the center helping with decorations, etc. |
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| General XCIP Funding: Xerox volunteers helped build a house in Northeast Portland. Several construction dates were held and over 80 volunteers helped in building this house. |
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| General XCIP Funding: Xerox volunteers in Wilsonville, Oregon helped with the installation of a play structure at the YMCA. Also with funding they installed an above ground garden for the children to maintain. |
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