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    Shared value, innovation and insights​

    Micron applies a shared value approach to its social impact and community engagement. Our grantmaking practice is outcomes-based and participatory. We invest in impact measurement, evaluation, and learning so our strategy and decision-making are data-driven and evidence-based. We maximize our impact on societal needs by aligning with business opportunities and corporate assets and expertise.

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    How we work

    We consider five types of capital as we co-design with nonprofits, academic communities and governments opportunities to uplift lives and communities.

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    Shared Value

    We create shared value by aligning social impact with business goals. 

    Integrate social impact with strategy

    We strategically focus on supporting STEM access, workforce development and the semiconductor industry’s growth goals.

    Design for mutual benefit

    Grants, programs, and partnerships strengthen communities while building talent pipelines to tech careers.

    Measure outcomes, not just inputs

    We track results for beneficiaries, partners and our industry to ensure accountability and learning.

    Leverage collaboration

    We co-create solutions with customers, nonprofits and governments to amplify reach and innovation.

    Innovate beyond funding

    We combine financial support with in-kind donations, sponsorships and volunteerism for greater impact.

    Five types of capital

    Financial capital

    Grants, sponsorships and matches to employee donations are among the types of financial capital that we apply towards strengthening STEM ecosystems and community resilience.

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    Human capital

    Micron team members' time, talent, and culture contribute to social impact and community engagement via skills-based and other types of volunteering engagements.

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    Intellectual capital

    Our in-kind contributions include use of our facilities and donations of our tools, equipment, and furniture.

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    Network capital

    Across our customers, suppliers, government and community stakeholders, we co-create solutions and amplify impact.

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    Reputation capital

    We lend our voice and brand to advance system change for STEM talent pipeline, innovation, and ecosystem development. 

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    In-kind donations program

    In-kind giving extends our impact by deploying critical resources directly into communities to support education, nonprofit capacity and local needs.

    High-value tools

    We provide advanced semiconductor and technical tools to academic institutions and partners, enabling hands-on learning, research and innovation in STEM fields at scale.

    IT technology equipment

    We donate computers, hardware and related technology to nonprofits and schools, expanding access to essential digital tools that support education, connectivity and program delivery.

    Furniture

    We repurpose and donate office furniture to community organizations, helping nonprofits create functional, welcoming environments where they can deliver services more effectively.

    Awards and thought leadership

    Tech ecosystem collaborations

    Volunteerism

    Joint volunteering in regions where Micron and our customer share a footprint.

    Co‑Funding

    Invest in shared priorities like STEM education, AI literacy and workforce pathways.

    Co‑Creation

    Develop something new together like an alliance, funder collaborative or innovation initiative.

    Innovation and insights

    Disclosures

    The Micron Foundation is a 501(c)(3) Private Nonoperating Foundation. The IRS Form 990 is an annual information return.

    2025 990PF Micron Foundation