We believe that our success is linked to the health and well-being of the hundreds of communities around the world that host Alcoa plants and offices. These communities have always been the focus of Alcoa giving, both through Alcoa Inc., and through the non-profit Alcoa Foundation.
Because these places and the people who live there are so important to us, we strive to enrich them through grants, ideas, and our own donated time and effort.
In addition to grant-based activities, two global programs have been developed to recognize the volunteer efforts of Alcoa employees through special Alcoa grants. ACTION (Alcoans Coming Together In Our Neighborhoods) encourages Alcoans to work as a team to help a local nonprofit, while Bravo! recognizes individual employee volunteer efforts. Alcoa employees everywhere are participating in these programs to benefit the nonprofit organizations in their communities.
Through grants from Alcoa Foundation, Alcoa's Belgium locations have formed joint ventures with non-governmental organizations to help with environmental and educational efforts in the community.
In Belgium, Alcoa has one relatively small location based in Paal - Beringen (Alcoa Wheel Products Europe). In 2007, through this location, a $ 15,000 Alcoa Foundation donation was granted to the 'OpStap project' of the city of Beringen. In addition a group of Belgium based Alcoa employees have participated in volunteer activities at the daycare center for the mentally challenged 'Het Hoeveke' in Tessenderloo. Also for 2008 various Alcoa Foundation supported activities are scheduled.
Find out more on the Alcoa Foundation through this link: more
To contact a local Belgian Alcoa Foundation contact person, please send an email to alcoa.belgium@alcoa.com
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Alcoa's Worldwide Month of Service
Focusing on conservation and sustainability, Alcoa's Annual WorldWide Month of Service serves as a unified timeframe for Alcoans to help nonprofits/
non-governmental organizations with their efforts to improve the quality of life in more than 150 communities worldwide. See what we're doing here.
 2008 Events
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