For the past ten years, USANA, through its USANA Foundation, has participated in meaningful acts of kindness for World Service Week. These acts bring together volunteers, distributors and employees from across the world to help vulnerable populations, support local organizations and share hope.
This year, USANA’s philanthropic activities included supporting vulnerable children by donating food, toys, school supplies and meals; creating educational empowerment with more than 100 school kits in the Philippines; visiting isolated community members like senior centers and remote villages; and creating celebrations in local barangays to promote nutrition and sustainable gardening.
“USANA’s World Service Week has made such a tremendous impact around the world and I am so proud of the work we have done so far,” said Michelle Benedict, USANA Foundation Director of Global Programs. “This milestone is not only a celebration of what we’ve accomplished together over the past 10 years, but also a reminder of the impact we can continue to make when we serve with purpose. Every volunteer project, donation and act of kindness helps us move closer to a future where more families have access to the nutrition and resources they need to thrive. I am excited to see where the next 10 years will take us.”
