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People
7-Eleven is more than a store. It represents the qualities of a good neighbor – accessible, supportive, reliable and welcoming to all. We are dedicated to serving customer needs, and every day – in ways large and small – connections are made in our stores. 7-Eleven seeks to offer every community the ability to thrive by focusing our philanthropic efforts across three core areas: health, safety and opportunity. Explore more about our work to build thriving communities, including our signature programming and nonprofit relationships below.

Other Organizations We Support


Guided by the goal to positively impact its communities, 7-Eleven Cares Foundation works to serve neighbors’ needs so together, we can build a better tomorrow. Across the United States, the Foundation invests in health, safety and opportunity to support our communities’ overall health and wellbeing, make our neighborhoods stronger and safer, and ensure all residents have access to opportunity and the resources needed to realize their full potential.

Learn more about how employees are volunteering to help build thriving communities through 7-Cares Day. For the latest information on 7-Cares Day, see our most recent Impact Report.
Our Commitment to DE&I
With more than 13,000 stores across U.S. and Canada, 7-Eleven is an integral part of the incredibly diverse neighborhoods we serve. To ensure an inclusive customer experience and workplace, we encourage Franchise Owners and 7-Eleven employees across the family of brands to bring their unique perspectives, talents and contributions to work every day. We strive for equality and are committed to taking bold action when it comes to Diversity, Equity and Inclusion. Our strategy focuses on three core pillars:
Foster an inclusive workplace culture
Cultivate diverse talent
Positively impact the communities we serve
See our Careers page to learn more about how 7-Eleven, Inc. is advancing our own employees through Diversity, Equity and Inclusion.
For the latest information on our DE&I efforts, see our most recent Impact Report.

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