Verizon’s 2010–2011 report demonstrates concrete achievements and an expanding circle of shared success for our employees, customers and communities.
2010-2011 Corporate Responsibility Report
Our sixth report shows how we use technology to drive positive change in our communities and help solve big social issues. (64 pages)
Our fifth report added an independent review of our corporate responsibility efforts, with findings and recommendations. (56 pages)
Our fourth report emphasizes results, with a section reporting progress on key initiatives and additional data in six categories. (52 pages)
Our third report focuses on how Verizon employees deliver on our objectives. (44 pages)
Our second report shows how we have integrated our values into the way we run our company. (56 pages)
Our first report lays out our definition of corporate responsibility and the foundation of values and ethical conduct that underlies our approach. (54 pages)
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Supplying inventory to our stores in reusable plastic crates instead of cardboard packaging is expected to save 10,000 cardboard boxes every year.
HopeLine gives consumers an environmentally sound way to dispose of the cell phones they no longer use, while providing a simple way to make a difference in the lives of domestic violence victims.
Through HopeLine, consumers and businesses can donate cell phones, batteries and accessories purchased from any vendor at Verizon Wireless stores and sponsored events across the country. The phones are recycled or refurbished, with the proceeds donated nearly 600 domestic violence agencies and organizations.
In 2010, Verizon gave nearly 25,000 refurbished wireless phones to domestic violence agencies for use by victims to communicate with family, friends, shelter support staff and employers to help them rebuild their lives.