Looking forward by giving back

We embody the spirit of corporate responsibility through The Heart of Experian, our dedicated community involvement program committed to making a difference in our world.

Discover the Heart of Experian

The Heart of Experian was created to help employees support communities in need by giving back through work-time volunteerism, donations and support for nonprofit organizations. See how we’re helping to make a positive impact in our communities.

We Got Your Back

Experian’s Got Your Back is our Orange County office’s signature volunteer event in partnership with Giving Children Hope. Each year, our employees fill over 1,000 backpacks with meals for children and their families facing food insecurity in Orange County.

Give Love 5K

Nearly 200 employees walked, ran or otherwise completed a 5K to raise funds and awareness for the Loveland Foundation, which provides therapy services to Black women and girls.

COVID-19 efforts

Combined with corporate donations, employees raised $190K for #FirstRespondersFirst benefitting frontline healthcare workers. Responding to xenophobia, Experian® also raised funds for meals from Asian-owned restaurants that we donated to local hospitals.

Dallas Ramp Project

Every year, employees in Dallas work with the Dallas Ramp Project to build wheelchair ramps for low-income seniors and people with disabilities so they can safely come and go from their homes.

Le Tour de Experian

Le Tour de Experian is Experian’s cycling team that raises funds for causes like the National Multiple Sclerosis Society and Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. Over the years, they’ve cycled hundreds of miles together and have raised over $250,000 for these causes.

Helping children

September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month and since 2019, our employees have volunteered together to make items for children in local hospitals. They made no-sew blankets and beanies for NICU babies, and raised funds to support the hospitals’ needs.

Our employees in action

Heart of Experian mobilizes employees on charitable initiatives

During this difficult time, Heart of Experian supports charitable giving and mobilizes our employee base to drive impactful initiatives — such as shelter meal delivery, donation match and Feed Your Hospital. Through actions big and small, we can help each other and make a positive difference in our communities. Join the effort to help vulnerable groups. Together, we can create a better tomorrow.

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Employees creating a better tomorrow

Through this program, employees collectively contribute thousands of hours to causes they’re passionate about. See the impact of The Heart of Experian’s volunteer hours and monetary donations from our North American region in 2020.

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Hours

Employees contributed 10,200 volunteer hours through The Heart of Experian.

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Donations

Employees raised more than $406,000 to donate to 640 nonprofit organizations.

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Matching funds

Experian matched employee contributions, delivering $331,000 to nonprofits.

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Humans of Experian

“I’m in charge of the [Corporate Responsibility] initiatives in Chile since last year and it is one of the best experiences that I have ever had in my job. It’s amazing to be part of this and work with other colleagues to get synergy and generate activities in order to help those who are more in need.”

Felipe C. (He/Him)
HR Operations Analyst

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