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Welcome to the Official Intel® Retiree Organization 

 

Today there are over 3,000 Intel retirees. Our group consists of a board of directors with site coordinators in Oregon/Washington, Folsom, Santa Clara, New Mexico, Arizona and Massachusetts. In November 2008, Intel Corp. accepted our charter and bylaws and we became the official Intel Retiree Organization.

Mission:

To make a meaningful and positive difference for Intel Retirees, the Company, our local communities and current employees planning for retirement.

 

 

Intel retirees interested in reconnecting with colleagues, who also used to work at Intel but left prior to retiring, can join the Intel Alumni Network. The Intel Alumni Network was formed by several volunteers in 2007 and has ~2000 members with social and professional networking activities around the world.  It features a private, members only social network, a series of get together events, and a linked-in group.  For more information, check out their website.

 

 

Announcements


  • Intel Foundation will match donations for Haiti Earthquake - Posted on 2010-01-13

    In the wake of the 7.0 earthquake that occurred January 12, the Intel Foundation is offering a matching program to assist with the relief efforts.  

    All documentation of personal donations must be received by the foundation by February 12. Gifts will be matched up to $2,000 per retiree. To donate:

    1. Choose your agency and make your donation as follows:
    Make personal donations to the relief organization of your choosing.  American Red Cross, Mercy Corps, World Vision, and many other U.S.-based 501c(3) relief organization are responding to this disaster.  If you are based outside the US, you may choose a locally-based, equivalent charitable relief organization in your country.  If the organization does not have a specific program for this particular disaster, you may choose to donate to the generic disaster relief fund or international fund for that organization.


    2. Obtain a receipt of payment. Valid options are:

         -  Receipt (e-receipts from online payment are encouraged)

         -  Copy of your check (make copy before you mail it to the organization)

    3. Submit your receipt of payment by February 12, 2010. 

    All documentation must be received by the Intel Foundation by this date electronically. Include your full name and WWID on all correspondence. E-mail your electronic receipt or a scanned copy of your check to relief.funds@intel.com. Please include one of the following words in the subject line of the receipt:  "Haiti” or “earthquake”. Do not also send a hard copy

    4.  If you have a question, please put the following words in the subject line:

    “Question about Haiti matching program”.  This will allow questions to be answered quickly.

    5. While employees/retirees may give to the organization of their choice, the Intel Foundation will maximize the impact of its matching grant (and minimize overhead) by giving the matching funds to Mercy Corps.

    Do not make checks payable to the Intel Foundation, do not send cash, and do not send original checks to the Intel Foundation.  Donations must be personal donations from the retiree.

The Intel Retiree Organization is a volunteer organization that does not endorse any business nor accept paid advertising. Information on our website or in our newsletter is provided as a service to Intel retirees and readers should not act on the basis of any information on the website without first obtaining advice relevant to their specific situation from Intel or from appropriate professional advisors.