During Impact Week around the globe, we encouraged generosity through Giving Tree drives to collect holiday gifts, food, product donations, and more, which provided every Dropboxer with one or more ways to contribute. 2) Giveĭonating is a wonderful and direct way to make a positive impact on any community. When Dropboxers hear their stories, they’re excited, and being able to see that moment of inspiration is pretty cool,” said Jacquelyn Horton, Social Impact Manager. “I was excited for Dropboxers to get to know more of our nonprofit partners - they’re the ones who are doing the real work in our communities and they deserve a world of thanks and appreciation.

These and other events expanded our awareness and opened doors to donate to and volunteer with the organizations. In London, War Child UK discussed how it provides assistance to children in areas experiencing conflict and the aftermath of conflict. In Hamburg, GOAL shared how they respond to humanitarian crises through emergency assistance and community restoration for the world’s poorest and most vulnerable populations. In Seattle, Allies Against Slavery told us how they work with frontline partners to identify the victims of human trafficking and prevent their exploitation. We also provided opportunities for our teams to hear directly from the human rights organizations we partner with through the Dropbox Foundation. Left: War Child UK Droptalk Right: Human Rights Day Droptalk with Aron Cramer in SF

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