Our Community

Warner Bros. Discovery is committed to positively impacting communities around the world.

We use our platforms and content as well as work with nonprofit partners to nurture positive change one bold story at a time.

Corporate Social
Responsibility (CSR)
Pillars

Our social impact efforts are guided by our CSR Pillars:

1.

Helping Vulnerable Communities

Building a brighter future for vulnerable communities with the greatest needs. Focus on food insecurity, mental health, and basic needs.

Recent Initiatives:

2.

Creating Career
Pathways

Providing essential skills training, education, and job opportunities to build career pathways into the entertainment industry for people of all backgrounds.

Programs include:

  • CrewHQ supports existing crew, creates career pathways, and fosters the next generation of talent, through a program of innovative training and development activity based in our training center on site at Warner Bros. Studios Leavesden
  • WBD Access to Action provides individuals who haven’t traditionally had pathways into the entertainment industry with access to below-the-line jobs and training opportunities on film and television productions
  • CNN Academy taps into the knowledge and expertise earned by CNN’s 40+ years at the forefront of international journalism, providing the skills and training to empower the next generation of global journalists
  • Warner Bros. Discovery Story Lab, in partnership with Young Storytellers, is a comic-book inspired in-school program that aims to develop a generation of young people who value their voice and the voices of their peers.
  • Film and TV Career Days welcomed more than 150 young people in the U.K. for workshops and panels to help inform and demystify career opportunities behind the scenes

3.

Protecting the
Planet

Committed to protecting the environment with concrete actions to lower our environmental footprint and inspiring people to take action through our stories.

Programs include:

  • Earth Day: WBD employee volunteers across the globe take action to make a positive impact on the environment.
  • Encore: WBD companies and productions donate food and surplus materials to local community nonprofits in locations where we operate.
  • Environmental Storytelling and Content: WBD aims to incorporate environmentally-conscious themes in our stories that leave lasting effects on audiences

Learn more about our CSR pillars here.

Employee-Facing Campaigns

Our employee engagement efforts help to enhance culture, connection, and community by integrating social impact and purpose into the employee experience. These initiatives allow employees to give back in their own ways, providing variety and flexibility in our offerings to enable employees to support the causes that matter most to them. Programs include:

  • Annual Day of Service
  • Donation Matching & Volunteer Rewards
  • Emergency Response Giving Opportunities & Matching Incentives
  • Volunteer Time Off
  • Seasonal Volunteering Opportunities
  • Annual Season of Giving
  • #GivingTuesday Holiday Giving
  • Say Yes to the Prom

Learn more about our employee-facing campaigns here.

Photo of WBD employees volunteering at a "Say Yes To The Prom" event

TVN & TVN Foundation

TVN – the leading broadcaster in Poland, owned by Discovery – is deeply committed to bringing about positive change and supporting disadvantaged communities.

We support various causes, and partner with numerous charities on an ongoing basis. In 2001, we launched the TVN Foundation. To date, the Foundation has raised over $70 million in aid to improve the lives and health of Polish people in need, providing assistance to almost 26,000 individuals. An area of particular focus for the TVN Foundation has always been treating and rehabilitating sick children.

The Foundation carries out renovations and other works in medical facilities across the country, as well as purchases ambulances and medical equipment. In 2020, in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, TVN doubled down and undertook several initiatives, including donating almost $2 million to help with coronavirus testing in hospitals and other institutions, airing free of charge advertisements for small business owners, and hosting charity concerts. In 2021, the TVN Foundation began the construction of the Psychiatry Clinic for Children and Youth within the largest children’s hospital in Poland – the Children’s Memorial Health Institute in Warsaw. At the moment, the main goal of the TVN Foundation is to support Children Psychiatry.

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Photo of young girl smiling a doctor, post-injection.

*statistics represent 2023 data