FactSet® employees around the world are active in giving back to our commuities.
The company encourages the contributions
FactSetters make to charitable organizations in the communities where they
live and work through time and money.
Donations
For amounts of $100 or more,
with an annual limit of $1,000
per employee, FactSet matches, dollar-for-dollar, contributions FactSetters
make to organizations
and projects. Our employees have donated thousands of dollars to countless charities,
including hurricane and tsunami relief efforts, the American Cancer Society,
and art societies, including the Connecticut Ballet and the Museum of
Fine Arts in Boston.
Charities in the communities we live and work in can also count on FactSetters
to come through for fundraising events, food drives, and blood drives. In
Connecticut, FactSet teams compete each year in the Literacy Volunteers of
America 
Scrabble
Tournament,
where
we've taken first place six years running!
Volunteer Projects
FactSet’s volunteers lead the way in giving back to the community. Every
year, FactSetters take initiative to build teams of volunteers for projects
like
AmeriCares HomeFront, the Toys for Tots Drive, the Chicago Cares Serve-a-thon,
and the SUCCESS (Students Undertaking College Career Enhancing Study Skills)
program.
"Our
Relay for Life team asked three of us to agree
to
shave
our heads if the team raised certain amounts
of money for the American Cancer Society. I agreed
to do it if the team raised $20,000. The team
hit over the
$25,000 mark,
so
all
three
of
us had of heads shaved in front of our coworkers!"-
"I've
had a lot of fun running races with Team FactSet in
a number of fundraisers in New York City, such as the
Revlon Run for Women and the JP Morgan Chase Corporate
Challenge."-