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Sanofi Steps Up Again

Updated: Sep 11


Sanofi Volunteers stand in front of the Robert Mader Nature Preserve in June, 2026. Over 40 people helped maintain trails and removed invasive plants from this recently opened public nature preserve.
Sanofi Volunteers stand in front of the Robert Mader Nature Preserve in June, 2026. Over 40 people helped maintain trails and removed invasive plants from this recently opened public nature preserve.

Since 2022, over eighty Sanofi Swiftwater employees, contributing over 250 hours of volunteer time, have participated in supporting trail maintenance and invasive plant removal efforts at PHLT’s preserves.

 

This partnership reflects Sanofi's commitment to strengthening the communities where we live and work through Sanofi’s We Volunteer program, which gives every employee paid time to serve causes and communities they care about. For Sanofi colleagues at Swiftwater, PHLT has become a meaningful way to connect with neighbors, build team relationships, and give back to the Pocono Mountains region.

 

The partnership also directly advances Sanofi's environmental sustainability commitments. By removing invasive plants and maintaining trails at PHLT's preserves, Sanofi volunteers support habitat health and biodiversity in ecosystems near our Swiftwater facility.

 

These tangible, local environmental stewardship efforts complement Sanofi's broader climate and sustainability goals while enriching our local community. Now in its fifth year, the Sanofi–PHLT partnership demonstrates what happens when a company and nonprofit share a common purpose: healthier land, a stronger community, and a more sustainable future. If your company would like information about volunteering with PHLT, you can fill out a volunteer form and mention "group/company" in the notes, or contact Stewardship Manager Matt Schultz at mschultz@phlt.org with direct questions.

 
 
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