Perspectives

Amazon Disaster Relief Hubs in the U.S., Asia, and Australia have responded to more than 145 natural disasters and humanitarian crises, donating more than 24 million relief items around the world.

As the company continues to invest in communities across the country, employment, opportunity, and local economies are growing.

Meet some of the women who are finding success growing their small businesses in Amazon’s store.

Through collaboration and innovative solutions, Amazon is reinforcing its commitment to ensure that scammers don’t take advantage of people who trust us.

Amazon strives to be Earth’s most customer-centric company, which includes ensuring that every product available for sale is safe.

Amazon activates AWS disaster relief technology to help employees and communities impacted by the wildfires in Chile and Colombia.

Amazon’s free education and training programs equip learners with AI skills for tomorrow’s workforce.

Business owners choose to sell in the Amazon store because it’s a great value, with access to powerful tools, services, and programs to drive their business growth—and at a cost that is typically lower than their alternatives.

Amazon teams have sent more than 30,000 relief items to communities affected by the earthquake in Japan, and our support is ongoing.

The new agreement provides immediate relief to communities in need and helps community members become more resilient, active participants in disaster relief efforts.