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TOBACCOVILLE, N.C. (APRIL 22, 2025) – The Reynolds WaterHub officially opened today at the Reynolds Operations Center in Tobaccoville, N.C., with representatives of the Reynolds American organization (Reynolds) and H2O Innovation hosting business and community leaders for a formal ribbon-cutting ceremony. The WaterHub® is an advanced water recycling facility and product of H2O Innovation projected … Continued
Bowl For Kids’ Sake is Big Brothers Big Sisters Services’ (BBBS) largest and longest-running annual fundraiser — and the Reynolds American organization participated since the beginning over 40 years ago. However, it is more than a fundraiser, it is a joyous occasion for employees to come together for fun, while also helping the … Continued
We recently gathered at Second Harvest Food Bank of Northwest NC’s headquarters in Winston-Salem, NC, to celebrate the first distribution of produce from Happy Dirt, an organization that sources diverse harvests from an extensive network of organic farms in NC and beyond, to over 425 families this holiday season. Happy Dirt is a … Continued
Through collaboration with a range of groups and nonprofit organizations in our local communities, our companies and employees donate their time and resources in three distinct ways: Foundation Giving, Corporate Giving, and Employee Giving & Volunteerism.
Reynolds has a long history of supporting communities in need and our employees, whether locally or nationally, are passionate about making a positive impact in the lives of others.
-Shay Mustafa, SVP Business Communications & Sustainability
Supporting the basic human needs of people.
Protecting and restoring natural resources to improve the future of our planet.
Advancing prosperity for all.
The Reynolds American organization and Reynolds American Foundation are collaborating with Second Harvest Food Bank and Happy Dirt to improve food insecurity and promote farmer livelihood.
Eric Sparklin, Senior Scientist Materials Development, has become the Reynolds' lead champion of the Bowl For Kids’ Sake annual fundraising event, collaborating each year with Big Brothers Big Sisters to strategize, select a theme, and recruit donors and volunteers.
Shelton Stafford, Control Room Specialist, has consistently volunteered throughout his career and is deeply dedicated to the Enrichment Center which provides programming and care for adults living with intellectual or developmental disabilities.
Chrissy Sherrill, Lead Manager, Regulatory Process, has an unparalleled passion for volunteer work, demonstrated through her work with the United Way’s Emerging Leaders United chapter at Reynolds American, the Scientific & Research Development function’s 4C, and Keep Winston-Salem Beautiful.
Since 1983, Reynolds has supported and participated in the annual Big Brothers Big Sisters Bowl for Kids’ Sake event to raise money in support of their mission to create and grow one-to-one mentoring relationships.
Two independent foundations and a charitable trust have been created, funded, and are managed by three of our operating companies. Each foundation or trust supports programs that strengthen the communities of our employees.
Reynolds operating companies make monetary and in-kind donations to support nonprofit strategic partnerships, immediate needs including disaster relief and economic development efforts in the communities in which our employees live and work.
We value causes and initiatives that are important to our employees. That is why we offer various ways for employees to increase their personal commitments to organizations they’re most passionate about.
to nonprofits through Reynolds American Inc., the Reynolds American Foundation, The Santa Fe Natural Tobacco Company (SFNTC) Foundation, and the American Snuff Co. (ASC) Charitable Trust.
During 2024’s Community Commitment Campaign to benefit United Way, employees provided over 2,400 volunteer hours to the United Way and other nonprofit organizations across the country.
“Following the devastation in Western North Carolina, the Women’s Employee Resource Group had the privilege of helping with home restoration. More than restoring walls, it felt like we restored lives, dignity and a sense of normalcy that everyone deserves. In times of distress and disaster, we rise together as one community.” – Somya Qureshi, Director of Business Development
On Earth Day in 2024, an enthusiastic group of employee volunteers gathered at the Reynolds Operations Center in Tobaccoville, NC. Sporting their best gardening gloves, our colleagues took up shovels and planted 54 species and 519 native seedlings.
“Reynolds’ commitment goes beyond financial contributions, bringing together diverse communities to support future generations. Their dedication serves as a strong example of corporate responsibility and highlights the significant impact they have on the well-being of our community.” – Joni DeLellis, Big Brother Big Sisters Services, Inc
focuses on supporting communities where Reynolds employees live and work; scholarships, employee matching, capital campaigns, health and education.
focuses on preservation, promotion and advancement of American Indian self-sufficiency and culture.
makes employee-directed donations in communities where ASC operates.
