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	Employee Engagement For decades, Fidelity’s employees have participated in the communities we serve, offering their time and talent in a multitude of ways. Fidelity employees today continue their history of volunteering by: Mentoring students Serving on career councils Teaching 10-week apprenticeships Conducting financial literacy programs Placing executives in the classroom to teach Raising money for education-related programs Providing holiday gifts to families and children in need Collecting and distributing backpacks and school supplies to students Leading interviewing, public speaking, and resume writing workshops Guiding students on tours of college campuses and Fidelity business units Exchanging monthly letters between students and employees through our pen pal program Refurbishing schools, from painting classrooms to building college and career zones to renovating school libraries	"I volunteered for the project to be able to give back to the school. Fidelity is involved in many volunteer projects. Being able to work side-by-side with teachers, students, friends, and colleagues in order to help current and future students succeed is monumental." – Fidelity Investments Volunteer

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"I volunteered for the project to be able to give back to the school. Fidelity is involved in many volunteer projects. Being able to work side-by-side with teachers, students, friends, and colleagues in order to help current and future students succeed is monumental."