Hitachi Group Companies Donate, Collect and Distribute Holiday Gifts Under CSR Initiatives

Hitachi Vantara Englewood

The Hitachi Vantara CAC Committee in Englewood, Colorado brought back its Adopt-a-Family program for the holidays in December of 2018.

The committee coordinated our program with the local non-profit, Family Tree, by creating sign ups and advertising throughout our office. Hitachi colleagues participated by donating over 30 gifts, wrapping materials and gift cards, and participating in two office wrapping sessions. Members of the committee also donated their time by delivering our gifts to Family Tree for our adopted family of nine.

Hitachi Cable Indiana

Throughout the month of December, HCA-IN collected monetary donations to purchase 100 blankets and snow globes for the residents of Providence Transitional Care in New Albany, IN.

On December 18th, three HCA-IN employees handed out the gifts to 100 permanent residents of Providence.

Hitachi Vantara and Hitachi Computer Products America, Inc.

Each year Hitachi Vantara and Hitachi Computer Products America, Inc. set up an Angel Tree for employees to choose an Able House resident to sponsor for Christmas gifts. Able House is an organization that supports people with special needs by offering independent living opportunities and enabling them to gain and sustain employment.

At the party, volunteers serve food to the residents, hand out gifts and help residents unwrap their gifts.

Hitachi America, Ltd.

Hitachi America, Ltd.'s Tarrytown office collected toys for Toys for Tots during the holiday season, gathering over 126 new toys for the organization. 

Sullair, LLC

Sullair employees raised $5,593 for the Marine Corps Toys for Tots program during the 2018 holiday season. Following the fundraiser, Sullair matched the Toys for Tots employee donations dollar-for-dollar and donated an additional $5,593 to Family Advocates, a La Porte-based nonprofit organization. In recognition of Sullair support of Toys for Tots, charity representatives presented a plaque to Charlie Takeuchi, Sullair COO and Executive Vice President, at a small ceremony on December 14.