Otis Leadership Collects Toys And Books
Last month, a volunteer action involving Otis leaders in Latin America, including Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Uruguay, Mexico, and Central America, resulted in the collection of around 1,000 educational toys and books.
These items were donated to the Amélia Rodrigues Institution, an NGO located in Santo André.
Ongoing Support For The Amélia Rodrigues Institution
Since 2017, Otis has been supporting the Amélia Rodrigues Institution, whose mission is to transform the reality of children and adolescents from low-income communities through education and social assistance.
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This volunteer action demonstrates the company’s commitment to investing in local communities.
Otis ESG Goals And Community Impact
As part of Otis’s global ESG goals, the company aims to dedicate 500,000 hours of volunteering from its teams by 2030. This effort is focused on supporting communities, STEM education (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics), and promoting social equity.
The volunteer action carried out by Otis leaders in Latin America is a concrete example of this commitment and of how the company seeks to make a difference in the communities where it operates.

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