KPMG Partners With Stamford Boys & Girls Club For Community Impact Day

STAMFORD, CT —KPMG, the major audit, tax and advisory firm, recently held its third Community Impact Day in which employees from 79 offices nationwide came together to volunteer their time and skills to support more than 400 local nonprofit organizations, programs, and initiatives that advance equity across education, mental health, and community vitality.

One of the organizations that participated was the Stamford Boys & Girls Club, where KPMG audit partner, Joe Zeni, and other KPMGvolunteers, hosted a book explore event through KPMG Family for Literacy (KFFL).

KPMG employees guided elementary-aged students through an interactive book reading with printed boards of book pages and fun activities to bring book themes to life. Volunteers also helped read the story with the students and handed out donated new books.

Community Impact Day initially began as a celebration of KPMG's 125th anniversary in 2022.

However, due to the impact it had on many communities and employees, the company decided to make it an annual event.

"Community Impact Day brings our people together and gives us the opportunity as a professional services firm to make the difference by devoting our skills, resources and time to help transform our communities," said KPMG Chair and CEO Paul Knopp, in a news release. "Our commitment to investing in our communities is ongoing and our extraordinary people are at the heart of this important work."

KPMG has offices in Stamford at 677 Washington Blvd.