Stellantis Philanthropy Commits to Education Partnerships, Aiming to Reach 2 Million Beneficiaries by 2026
On International Day of Education, Stellantis reaffirms its global commitment to education, with over 130 projects expected to benefit more than 2 million people by 2026.
- over 130
- 100+
- more than 2 million
What Happened
Stellantis Philanthropy, through collaboration with more than 100 nonprofit organizations worldwide, has co-developed over 130 education projects across six regions. These programs span literacy, STEM education, digital upskilling, and vocational training, aiming to reach students, teachers, and community members.
2 million+people
Includes students, teachers, and community members across all regions.
“Education is one of the most powerful tools with which we support the communities where we operate. By working with our partners and employees, we are actively expanding learning opportunities for young people, with a focus on science, technology, engineering and math.”
- North America: 30+ projects, aiming to reach 1 million people in 2026.
- Enlarged Europe: 50+ initiatives, aiming to reach 800,000+ people.
- South America: 10+ programs, aiming to support 250,000 students in 2026.
- Middle East & Africa: 10+ initiatives, expected to reach over 2,600 learners.
- India & Asia Pacific: 10+ projects, aiming to support 190,000 beneficiaries in 2026.
Why this matters
The initiative shows how a major automaker invests in community development, focusing on STEM and vocational training to support future workforce skills.
Terms in This Story
- STEM
- Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math – fields of study and work.
- NGO
- Non-Governmental Organization – a nonprofit group that operates independently of government.
- Philanthropy
- The act of promoting the welfare of others through charitable donations or activities.
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