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Micron reveals new impact partners: The 2024 Micron Gives ERG Grant Recipients

 Rosita Najmi | January 2025

As the head of Social Impact and the Micron Foundation, I’m thrilled to announce we’ve provided nearly $500,000 in grants from the foundation to nonprofit organizations across the world that Micron’s employee resource groups (ERGs) selected. These impact partners align with our ERGs’ core values, addressing the unique challenges faced by their beneficiaries near Micron sites everywhere. Each of our 10 global ERGs, with chapters across 12 countries, were empowered to localize their influence and selected 46 unique nonprofits in the communities near them to receive funds and become our partners in impact.

Micron’s ERGs represent more than 56% of our global workforce, serving as ambassadors of inclusion and champions of underrepresented voices. Our ERGs play a crucial role in guiding our philanthropic initiatives, ensuring our support reaches organizations that create meaningful change. This year, we’re also thrilled to celebrate the formation of our 100th regional ERG chapter. Our global network reflects a powerful collective commitment to making a difference. 

I’m deeply proud of the partnership efforts of our Micron Foundation and our Micron ERGs. Together, we have committed to making a positive difference in our local communities, ensuring our support reaches organizations that create meaningful change. Our ERG leaders and members are a driving force behind the success of our team member volunteering and giving initiatives. This shared commitment not only strengthens connections within our workplace but also leaves a lasting, positive impact on the communities we serve. This program is one example of how we utilize participatory grantmaking to insure we are aligned to the needs of the populations we serve and helps to shape our giving.

Our inclusive giving process is designed to empower our ERGs to lead with purpose. There’s something really powerful about people coming together who have a shared geography, a shared affinity, a shared sense of belonging and being able to serve and give together. By listening to their insights, we ensure that our philanthropic efforts are driven by those who are closest to the needs of the communities we serve. This continued investment underscores our unwavering dedication to fostering a more inclusive, equitable and sustainable future for all.  

Nonprofit organizations are vital to building healthy communities and providing essential services that promote economic stability and mobility. Similarly, our ERGs serve as cultural architects, playing a key role in advancing our inclusion strategies. From encouraging professional development to identifying diverse suppliers, ERGs integrate inclusive practices into our daily operations, ensuring that inclusion is central to how we work.

In collaboration with our impact partners, we strive to amplify their efforts by mobilizing resources and connecting them with other organizations to facilitate collective action and elevate opportunities. By channeling support to these nonprofit organizations, we empower the communities where we live and work, addressing critical needs where they are most urgent. As we look ahead, we remain committed to continuing our work, advancing a culture of inclusion and giving, while ensuring that our contributions create lasting, transformational change.

Here are our 10 ERGs and their 2024 Micron Gives ERG grant impact partners:
 

ERG
Location
Grantee
Asian American and Pacific Islander Network (AAPIN)
U.S. South Pacific Islander Organization
Southeast Asia Resource Action Center (SEARAC)
Black Employee Network (BEN)
U.S. Barbershop Books
FoodCorps
Capable EMEA 
Singapore 
India 
U.S. 
Japan
Malaysia
Taiwan
360GRAD e.v. 
Cerebral Palsy Alliance Singapore 
Hyderabad Eye Institute 
Idaho Adaptive Sports Inc
Japan Hearing Dogs for Deaf People 
MAKNA – National Cancer Council 
The Mustard Seed Mission
Micron Hispanic Professionals (MHP)

U.S.

HACAN Hispanics Against Child Abuse and Neglect 
Idaho Latino Scholarship Foundation Inc.
Mosaic
Malaysia
Japan
U.S.
Singapore
Taiwan
India
 
Impian Malaysia 
Japan Heart 
Mozaic 
Muslim Missionary Society Singapore (JAMIYAH) 
One-Forty 
United Way Hyderabad
Micron Women’s Leadership Network (MWLN)
EMEA
Japan
India
Taiwan
U.S.
Singapore
Malaysia
Initiative fuer Muenchner Maedchenarbeit e.V IMMA 
JBCRG – Japan Breast Cancer Research Group 
Teach for India 
The Garden of Hope Foundation (GOH) 
Wild Hearts Idaho 
Zonta Club of Singapore: Project Pari Fund 
Penang Science Cluster
Micron Young Professionals (MYP)
Malaysia
EMEA
India
U.S.
Japan
Singapore
Taiwan
Penang Science Cluster 
Cooperativa Sociale Dedalus 
Devnar Foundation for the Blind 
Future Kings, Inc. 
Manabinominato 
Society for the Aged Sick 
Teach for Taiwan
PRIDE+Allies
U.S.
EMEA
Japan
Singapore
India
Taiwan
Bill Wilson Center 
Deutsche Gesellschaft für Trans* - und Inter* geschlechtlichkeit (dgti) 
Nijiiro Diversity 
Omprakash (The T Project Singapore) 
Sangama 
Taiwan Equality Campaign
Tenured and Experienced at Micron (TE@M)

U.S.
EMEA
Singapore
India
Japan
Taiwan

Allona's Angels Inc
Associazione Padre Elia Alleva O.Carm.Onlus 
Blossom Seeds Limited 
Mahita 
Save the Children Japan 
The Society of Wilderness
Veterans Employee Resource Group (VERG)
U.S. Idaho Veterans Network 
Northern Virginia Veterans Association

 

Learn more about our ERGs and the Micron Foundation, and be sure to follow us on LinkedIn for more giving news.

Head of Global Social Impact and Community Engagement, and Executive Director of the Micron Foundation

Rosita Najmi

Rosita Najmi is the head of social impact and community engagement at Micron, and the executive director of the Micron Foundation. She has been a development finance leader and driver of global social, environmental, and economic development innovations and outcomes since 2001 and across 30 countries. Her track record includes strategy leadership, effectiveness measurement, grantmaking, data and tech for good, impact investing, ESG, humanitarian response, CSR, market-based approaches, policy advocacy, learning, knowledge management and field building. She has advised and led multi-stakeholder collaborations with governments, the private sector, civil society and multilateral organizations, including the G7 and G20. She is a champion of collective action and has co-founded and led several ground-breaking global partnerships, coalitions, networks and alliances. Connect on LinkedIn.