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Due to tight economic demands in 2008, many companies gave less and less contributions to aid organizations. However, Intelius, a Bellevue, Washington-based information business, reacted to the crisis differently. The company, which has been running for six years, donated a total estimated amount of $210,000 to more than 12 national and local non-profit groups that year. With only 191 workers, 2008’s contributions created a new record for the company.
The nonprofit organizations that have benefited from Intelius during that year dealt mostly with issues related to health care, education, the youth, and the family. Among these organizations are Hopelink, Overlake Service League, Treehouse, the University of Washington, the Bellevue School Foundation, and the Eastside Domestic Violence Program.
Intelius’ co-establisher Naveen Jain said that as a result of the economic crisis, many in the United States are in need of support. Intelius maximized their efforts in helping these needy people, even when all other corporations backed out on them.
Jain revealed that he was inspired by the outstanding endeavors performed by the charitable campaigns the company has worked with. He further added that his greatest goal is to make the company’s philanthropic efforts an example that other companies can adopt and follow.
For 2009, part of Intelius’ plans is to amplify and match its endowments as a conglomerate. At the same time, the company hopes to influence more of its individual workers to do more philanthropic work. In accomplishing the company’s plans, Intellius will continue to implement programs that encourage employees to actively take part in its philanthropic success. Employees will also be given more opportunities to do volunteer work in selected charitable institutions.
Aside from becoming financially successful, chief executive officer Naveen Jain also makes sure that Intellius remains committed to its core values, including its dedication being the “best neighbor” in their community.