Good Works
Melaleuca and its charitable arm, the Melaleuca Foundation, have a long history of doing good where good is needed, restoring hope, enhancing lives. Whether serving in the wake of a natural disaster, the frontlines of a pandemic, a special orphanage, or a soup kitchen, Melaleuca is constantly working with those who, for whatever reason, are unable to help themselves. You can learn more about Melaleuca’s mission of enhancing lives at melaleuca.org.
When you see somebody needs help, you reach out and you try to help them,” Melaleuca CEO Frank VanderSloot said in this interview. “And that enhances your life.
High School Students Learn to Code at Melaleuca IT Camp
Twenty-eight high school students spent a week participating in a hands-on IT training course at Melaleuca Global Headquarters, which has hosted this program for several years. At Melaleuca, we believe in the power of education and community service!
San Diego Flood Relief: Melaleuca Partners with Jackie Robinson Family YMCA to Help Victims
When storms flooded San Diego, Melaleuca immediately got to work and provided critical supplies to the Jackie Robinson YMCA to help families rebuild.
Spreading Holiday Cheer and Charity: Melaleuca Gives Back This Season
The holidays are for giving and spreading joy. This season, Melaleuca enhanced thousands of lives and helped several nonprofits fulfill their missions.
A Thanksgiving to Remember: Melaleuca Helps 915 People Enjoy this Holiday
Melaleuca brought a Thanksgiving feast to hungry families. “Melaleuca’s donation was a blessing for hundreds who needed a little help,” said a Salvation Army official.
East Idaho News: Christmas Giving Project for Needy Families Was Nearly Canceled Until This Local Business Came to the Rescue
This story, which highlights Melaleuca’s Christmas spirit, was published by East Idaho News. Republished with permission.
Melaleuca Responds to Maui Wildfires with Cash, Food, Generators, Relief Supplies
As our first wave of response to the Maui wildfires, Melaleuca has donated over $135,000 to help families who lost everything.