San Francisco payments firm Ripple secured a spot on People Magazine’s official list of the top 100 companies that care about their communities.
People Magazine said the list was about companies that “go the extra mile to honor their customers, empower their employees – and make the world a better place.”
Ripple landed at number 82, with People citing the company’s corporate social program, “Ripple Impact,” as one of the reasons it made the list.
“The company offers ‘Ripplers’ the opportunity to contribute to causes or charities of their choice, as well as discover new organizations aligned with their values. In 2021, Ripple saw its most generous year of employee giving, nearly all of which was matched by Ripple (Ripple matches up to $1,000 per full-time employee annually). Upon joining, employees receive a $50 credit to explore the platform and make an initial donation.”
The top three companies on People’s list were the internet technology giant Cisco, the fintech platform Rocket Companies and the payments giant American Express.
Ripple acknowledged the achievement on the social media platform X and also brought attention to the company’s inclusion on the San Francisco Business Times’ top 100 corporate philanthropists
“Thank you to all the Ripple employees who give back year-round, locally and globally, through our Ripple Impact programs.”
