John Deere Recognized as Top Community-Minded Company in the U.S. for Fourth Straight Year

John Deere employees have once again set new records in volunteerism over the past year, demonstrating an unwavering commitment to community giving.

Their dedication has earned national recognition for the fourth straight year, as John Deere has been named to The Civic 50 — an honor from Points of Light recognizing the 50 most community-minded companies in the United States.

Points of Light is the world's largest nonprofit dedicated to accelerating people-powered change. The Civic 50 has become a national standard for corporate citizenship and showcases how companies are leading through social impact and civic engagement.

"We're honored to receive this recognition from Points of Light," said Taryn Edgin, director, Community Relations and president, John Deere Foundation. "It reflects our commitment to trust-based philanthropy and unrestricted giving while highlighting the incredible efforts of our employees, who work tirelessly to improve our customers' lives while building stronger communities."

Community giving milestones:

• Employees volunteered over 340,000 hours (a new record for 2024), up 31% from the prior year.
• More than $400 million awarded to those in need since the John Deere Foundation's inception in 1948.
• In 2024 alone the company and Foundation combined contributed $61.7 million to nonprofit organizations in home communities and around the world, including two multi-year grants totaling $12.2 million aimed at eliminating hunger and increasing access to higher education.
• John Deere Foundation investments supported more than 115,000 youth in 2024 with over 4 million hours of high-quality STEM education experience supported by 600 John Deere employee mentors.