

We match community engagement efforts with both business interests and our people's passions to drive societal progress. We recognize our connections to the places where we live and work and the importance of improving opportunities within historically marginalized communities.
The past two years have placed a spotlight on the importance of equity and access across society, and as a firm, we direct our community investments to address these systemic challenges.
KPMG partners and professionals volunteered nearly 82,000 hours of service in 2021.
To expand the reach of these efforts and leverage the full force of our firm, all our people will be encouraged to serve our communities on August 2, 2022, the 125th anniversary of KPMG U.S.
On Community Impact Day, KPMG will invest thousands of hours and an expected $1.25 million into the markets where we operate. This is part of our ongoing commitment to returning our community engagement activity to pre-pandemic levels.
Access to education and an early embodiment of lifelong learning are crucial to promoting equity and providing students with the skills and knowledge necessary to develop the business leaders and engaged citizens of tomorrow.
To help our young people rebound from the challenges presented by the pandemic and beyond, we, alongside KPMG International, are committed to doing our part to help economically empower 10 million disadvantaged young people globally by 2030. A few examples in action: