Jun 15, 2015 Düsseldorf / Germany
Henkel employees in action with MIT
The tenth MIT photo competition showcases the best photos from the volunteering employees of Henkel employees and retirees through the ‘Make an Impact on Tomorrow’ (MIT) initiative. In the competition, Henkel employees voted for their favorite employee-submitted photos. Each one of the winning projects will be supported with 500 euros by the “Fritz Henkel Stiftung” foundation.
This week’s winner photos from the category,“You in action during your MIT project”, show Henkel employees and retirees actively volunteering on their project sites. The photos capture their engagement in projects in seven countries on four continents, from Argentina, to the Philippines, China, India, Uganda, Serbia, and Germany.
Henkel supports the volunteer projects of its employees and retirees through the ‘Make an Impact on Tomorrow’ (MIT) initiative. MIT projects related to education and science, health and fitness, art and culture, and social issues and the environment are especially encouraged. Employees and retirees can apply for donations in kind or product donations for their specific project, or for special paid leave for time-consuming voluntary engagements.
Be inspired: click through the photo gallery to see the top photos.
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Serbia: Full-speed ahead on the way to international understanding for Serbian, Bosnian and Croatia school children.
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India: The ProtoVillage project helps develop sustainable villages for families.
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Philippines: The Ang Galing Project offers a one-to-one approach to teaching children reading and writing.
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Germany: The group home "Sonnenschein" in Gevelsberg-Asbeck is home to 24 autistic adults.
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Germany: The parents’ initiative'Kinderkrebsklinik e.V.' supports children during and after their struggle against cancer.
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Germany: The parents' initiative "Kinderkrebsklinik e.V." supports children with cancer.
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China: Grateful Green is a long-term MIT program that aims to help people in need and brighten up their lives.
Serbia: Full-speed ahead on the way to international understanding for Serbian, Bosnian and Croatia school children.
Argentina: Shelter for young people with mental disabilities.
India: The ProtoVillage project helps develop sustainable villages for families.
Philippines: The Ang Galing Project offers a one-to-one approach to teaching children reading and writing.
Uganda: Volunteer work at an orphanage in Jinja.
India: This project helps provide education to poor, rural children.
Germany: The group home "Sonnenschein" in Gevelsberg-Asbeck is home to 24 autistic adults.
Germany: The parents’ initiative'Kinderkrebsklinik e.V.' supports children during and after their struggle against cancer.
Germany: The parents' initiative "Kinderkrebsklinik e.V." supports children with cancer.
China: Grateful Green is a long-term MIT program that aims to help people in need and brighten up their lives.
To see last week’s photos showing the spirit of MIT, click here.
