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CodeshipMaritza Lewis4 min readintro

Bee Giving: Strengthening Our Culture by Serving Our Communities

Summary

CloudBees runs a volunteer program called BeeGiving, giving each employee two paid days a year to volunteer. The article describes a bike‑building activity at the company’s sales kickoff, tying community service to culture and employee engagement.

  • BeeGiving provides two paid volunteer days per employee, aiming to boost wellbeing and cohesion in a remote‑first environment.
  • The program is framed with research linking volunteering to lower stress and higher engagement.
  • At the 2026 SKO, ~100 employees assembled 20 bikes for a charity, adding a friendly competition with a $5,000 donation prize.
  • The activity is presented as a concrete example of how culture‑building can be tied to purpose‑driven work.

Shows a concrete, company‑wide initiative that ties employee experience to measurable wellbeing outcomes, useful for orgs designing similar volunteer or culture programs.

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