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Relief E Orts During an Unprecedented Time of Need NESTLÉ US RESPONSE to COVID19 Relief Eorts During an Unprecedented Time of Need NESTLÉ US RESPONSE TO COVID19 People are at the heart of our business. Our employees, consumers and communities rely on us to enhance their quality of life and contribute to a healthier future. Now, more than ever, we are working around the clock to deliver on that promise. Our team is supporting communities in important ways: increasing support for our long-term partners through our core strengths, listening to experts on new areas of need and identifying more opportunities through local eorts and our employees. Total U.S. Donations $5M+ 2.9M 2.4M 4.6M Donations & Pounds of Food Total Meals Bottles of Water Sponsorships for People & Pets Coming Together Nationally, Working Locally Nestlé Red Cross Donation Nestlé Waters $1M to American Red Cross for community supplies Designed and donated distinctive blue water bottles and meals, and 1:1 donation matching made by to be filled with hand sanitizer for healthcare employees professionals and communities. Nestlé Pure Life Increasing bottled water donations to Flint, Mich., $1M sponsorship of No Kid Hungry to help raise for home delivery to the most vulnerable residents awareness for critical new online resource that helps families find meals Global Brands Division Maggi, NIDO, Abuelita and La Lechera Gerber Donation to Miriam’s Kitchen in Washington, D.C. to Contributed $2M worth of product and donations to provide 35K meals for the homeless Feeding America and other nonprofit partners Nespresso, Chameleon Cold Brew & S. Pellegrino Nestlé Creamers $1M donation to the James Beard Foundation’s Delivered coee machines, coee and creamer to Relief Fund to support independent restaurants local food banks, hospitals and first responders Poland Spring Nestlé Health Science & Nesquik Donation of 80K gallons of water to Fresh Ongoing surge support for Feeding America Food Direct/Five Boroughs for weekly grocery boxes Banks, including six truckloads of Nesquik Nestlé & Freshly ready-to-drink and Boost products $500K donation to Meals on Wheels for safe Nestlé Purina delivery of 40K meals to at-risk seniors Donations and ongoing support for local first Stouer’s responders, national and local relief funds, Donation to Cleveland Area schools to help provide domestic violence victims, food banks and pet safe and healthy meals to families in need welfare organizations.
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