Intelius: Committed to Give and Serve
One of the leading information commerce companies that regularly strive to do its best is Intelius, Inc. Ever since its inception, the company has never failed to satisfy its customers. It has always put their customers’ safety and security on top of the priority list.
Established by Naveen Jain in 2003, Intellius is one company that has successfully integrated philanthropy into its foundational values. It has instilled the value of sharing and giving to its employees. Most of the company’s recipients are nonprofit groups that deal with issues and situations related to education, healthcare, families, children, shelter, and employment.
Jain and Intelius gave a total of almost $210,000 in endowments to more than 12 nonprofit local and national organizations in 2008 alone, enough reason for them to make it into that year’s list of Puget Sound Business Journal’s top 25 Corporate Philanthropists.
As a reward for its civic-minded employees, Intelius developed the Employee Giving Program and Employee Volunteer Program. These programs further encourage employees to render paid volunteer work and share their time and blessings to a variety of charity groups and organizations.
Over the years, Naveen Jain never failed to express his admiration for his employees’ passion for philanthropy. He sees it as an indication that his employees value Intelius and share in the company’s commitment to improving the community and the world. One of the company’s goals is for its employees to become well-rounded, responsible, caring, and productive individuals.
Some of the groups or organizations that Intellius supports are Hopelink, Seattle Children’s Hospital, Tree House, and Bellevue Boys & Girls Club.
Jain further says that the company will remain committed to further developing the employees’ philanthropic involvement in order to encourage and inspire other people and companies to make significant contributions to charitable groups and organizations.
