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Teradata Cares and the 2009 Teradata PARTNERS User Group Conference & Expo

Teradata Cares is a program designed to build strong and vibrant communities, improve quality of life and make a positive difference Teradata Careswhere we live and work. By working together, we can build a better world.  

 "The people of Teradata are the driving force behind all of our volunteer activities, and their dedication allows us to support our communities. Our Community Relations initiative echoes our commitment to our customers."

Mike Koehler, President and CEO

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Arriving early? Grab a wrench and build a bike for a great cause!

Teradata Cares is proud to sponsor our second annual Bike Brigade at PARTNERS 2009! Plan to roll up your sleeves and join Teradata employees on Saturday afternoon. Together we'll build bicycles for children who otherwise wouldn't have them at the Boys and Girls Club. It is a great way to kick off PARTNERS, make new friends, and help us give back!
  

 Bike Brigade
Saturday, October 17th
Between 1-4pm
National Harbor 7 at the Gaylord National


You don't need to have bike building experience! If you can sling a mean screwdriver, read an instruction manual, or want to help decorate the bikes for the children, contact Teradata Community Relations.  

Math Matters to Teradata

Last year at PARTNERS as part of our commitment to science and math education, Teradata Cares launched Math Matters, a campaign whereby Teradata customers, employees and partners contributed school supplies to over 300 children in the Las Vegas community.

This year, Teradata Cares is partnering with Kits for Kidz, to provide school supplies for underprivileged children in the Washington DC area. We are sponsoring a web-based school supply collection campaign.

The campaign is open from now through the Conference. Our 2009 goal is to provide supplies to 500 children.

Please support this cause!

 

 

You have our warmest thanks for joining us in our efforts.

For more information contact Teradata Community Relations.