Promega works to have a meaningful impact on the global communities in which we work by supporting organizations that enhance community wellness, provide access to education, and encourage creativity in the arts.
Education
Each year Promega supports established educational efforts as well as the individual efforts of Promega scientists who volunteer to teach throughout the community (over 1,500 hours in 2011). Promega also offers classes for Promega staff and customers on a variety of research topics and techniques.
In 2011, almost 40% of philanthropic contributions were geared toward educational initiatives, including:
- The AMAZ/Botanical Dimensions Digital Herbarium Project, an initiative begun in 2010 to preserve and share one of the largest extant flora collections in Northern Peru. (Corporate)
- The international learning platform "Honey Bee Online Studies (HOBOS)" (Promega Germany)
- The Smith Family "Learning for Life Program" (Promega Australia)

