Oracle and Community Partners
Together with our community partners, Oracle is a vital business partner in the community. Here's what a few of Oracle's partners had to say:
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"For the past eight years, Oracle and its employee volunteers have played an integral role in the California State Parks Foundation's Earth Day Restoration and Cleanup program. Their hours of hard work and long-term financial support have made it possible to complete 40 vital environmental improvement projects at parks statewide. During a time when state budgets and park staffing have been cut significantly, partnerships like this are critical to the ongoing operation of our parks. We are grateful for Oracle's commitment to park preservation and other environmental causes."
—Elizabeth Goldstein, President, California State Parks Foundation
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"The stewardship and continued support of corporate partners, like Oracle, is critical to the ongoing operation of our parks ," said Greg Moore, Executive Director of the Parks Conservancy . "Their hours of hard work make it possible to complete vital environmental improvement projects. We are grateful for Oracle's ongoing commitment to park preservation and the natural environment."
—Greg Moore, Executive Director of the Parks Conservancy
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"Second Harvest Food Bank has benefited tremendously from our long-term partnership with Oracle. Their substantial contributions, of both time and money, have been vital to enabling us to achieve our mission—providing food for people in need in our community. Oracle is a shining example of corporate philanthropy and commitment to the community."
—Dave Sandretto, Executive Director,
Second Harvest Food Bank of Santa Clara and
San Mateo Counties
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"The Faculty of Science at the University of Johannesburg acknowledges with appreciation Oracle as a vital community partner in our efforts in realizing President Thabo Mbeki's strategic vision of a Renaissance of Africa: We believe that a renaissance of SET (Science, Engineering and Technology), i.e. a Renaisscience, is the gateway to the rebirth of this country and the greater continent. It is in SET environment that people acquired the necessary skills and knowledge to create jobs and to be self-sufficient. It is in the SET environment that people learn how to function in the new digital economy. And Mathematics is the gatekeeper of SET, because it is the language of SET. The UJ-Oracle School in Mathematics provides learners from Soweto the opportunity to overcome the obstacles of a disadvantageous teaching background in Mathematics and thus, to enter the world of SET."
—Dr. Kinta Burger, Dean: Faculty of Science
University of Johannesburg
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