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Campbell’s recognized among The Civic 50 list

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BY: Maddie Lambert

Maddie Lambert

CAMDEN, NJ — The Campbell’s Co., parent company to bakery brands such as Pepperidge Farm, Goldfish and Lance, has been named a 2026 honoree of The Civic 50, Points of Light’s annual recognition of the 50 most community-minded companies in the US.

Now in its 14th year, The Civic 50 is the nation’s leading corporate social impact recognition program, honoring businesses that demonstrate excellence in employee volunteering, community investment and social impact strategy. Campbell’s was evaluated through a comprehensive survey measuring how it uses its time, resources and talent to create meaningful social impact.

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“We believe food connects people and that purpose drives how we show up for our communities,” said Mick Beekhuizen, president and CEO of Campbell’s. “This recognition reflects the dedication of our employees who care for our communities through volunteering and giving, and the commitment of The Campbell’s Foundation to invest in the neighborhoods we call home. We’re proud to continue building on our legacy of impact.”

“This recognition reflects the dedication of our employees who care for our communities ... We’re proud to continue building on our legacy of impact.” — Mick Beekhuizen | president and CEO | The Campbell’s Co.

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Through employee volunteerism and non-profit partnerships, Campbell’s focuses its community impact efforts on increasing food access, encouraging healthy living and nurturing the neighborhoods where it operates. In fiscal year 2025, employees contributed more than 27,000 volunteer hours to support local organizations and community initiatives.

Campbell’s also prioritizes its Full Futures initiative, a community-driven approach to strengthening school nutrition environments in Camden, NJ; Charlotte, NC; and Hanover, PA. Full Futures supports healthy school food environments through cafeteria upgrades, expanded meal programs, menu improvements and nutrition education.

“Today’s leading companies understand that community engagement is more than a program; it’s a reflection of their commitment to advancing social impact in ways that strengthen both their company and the communities they serve,” said Jennifer Sirangelo, president and CEO of Points of Light. “Campbell’s demonstrates how to embed purpose into the employee experience, build authentic relationships with communities and use business as a force for good. We’re proud to honor them with the 2026 Civic 50 award.”

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