In addition to being passionate about their everyday work, people at Genentech care deeply about making a positive impact in their communities. It’s at the core of who we are.
We know that making medicines is just one way we can make a difference. And we’re passionate about applying our skills, time and resources to positively impact the patients we serve, the scientific community and the places where we live and work.
Learn about our philanthropic initiative to take on childhood adversity in the Bay Area and build lifelong health.
Read MoreFuturelab is Genentech’s commitment to addressing STEM education barriers in South San Francisco schools.
Read moreGenentech’s decision to adopt South City as its home has had a lasting impact on both the company and the city.
Read moreWe believe we can make a difference by applying our expertise, harnessing our passion for problem solving and empowering our employees to give back.
In 1988, Founders Herb Boyer and Bob Swanson created the original Genentech Foundation – and a lasting culture of “giving back.”
Read moreThe Young Survival Coalition creates community for young breast cancer survivors and supports the unique issues they face.
Read moreMark Helton, US Air Force veteran, talks about how working at Genentech gives him a sense of purpose.
Read moreOur newest building was built on four pillars: sustainability, wellbeing, community and innovation.
Read moreWith FDA approval of its very first medicine, Genentech makes a long-term commitment to patient access.
Read moreMichelle Aguayo works to help patients get the medicines they need, regardless of their ability to pay.
Read moreIn addition to being passionate about their everyday work, people at Genentech care deeply about making a positive impact in their communities. It’s at the core of who we are.