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Education Confirmed

Tyson Foods will spend $60 million on employee scholarships

Tyson Foods will spend $60 million over four years to fund free college education for its 120,000 employees.

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katv.com
LITTLE ROCK (TBP) — Tyson Foods will spend $60 million over four years to fund free college education for its 120,000 employees.
businessinsider.com
The US' biggest meat company, Tyson Foods, has announced it will pay for its employees to go to college.

Community investment Confirmed

Tyson Foods awards $1.5 Million for hunger relief

Tyson Foods awarded $1.5 Million to support hunger relief in 38 communities.

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finance.yahoo.com
SPRINGDALE, Ark., June 03, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Tyson Foods, Inc. (NYSE: TSN) is providing $1.5 million in grants to support hunger relief in 38 Tyson plant communities, the company announced today.
Tyson Foods Awarding $1.5 Million to Support Hunger Relief in 38 Communities