OUR MISSION
KDI Cares Foundation, the non-profit arm of KDI Office Technology, was created to assist local, charitable organizations in raising funds to support their causes through internal and external fundraisers and drives, raffles, auctions, and events.
We raise money for the community in which we serve for organizations such as American Cancer Society, Making Strides Against Breast Cancer, Philabundance, Toys for Tots, and Community Action Agency of Delaware County. Through our partnership with Nemours, we’ve also created Nemours’ Holiday Family in Need, a KDI program where a hospital family is annually selected to be the recipient of our holiday fundraising efforts. Throughout the year, we also support various charities by attending and sponsoring many of our customers’ events.
KDI Cares Foundation
is humbled to be an American Cancer Society Flagship Sponsor for our dedication to their organization. Since the fall of 2018, the Foundation has donated more than $230,000.00 to the cause. We also proudly participate each year in the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer of Greater Philadelphia & Southern NJ walk in Pennsauken, NJ. Over 2500 men are diagnosed with breast cancer each year, a fact that many people don’t realize. KDI urges both men and women to do regular, self-check breast exams. We’re fully committed to the power of pink and to raising awareness and funds ensuring no one fights this horrible disease alone.
2022 EVENTS
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Join the KDI Fighters on the Making Strides Walk at Cooper River Park in Pennsauken, NJ.
Friends and family are all welcome to join us and/or support our team!
Register here: makingstrideswalk.org/greaterphiladelphiasouthernNJ
KDI In The Community
KDI Cares Foundation Thanks You
Dear Friends & Family of KDI Cares Foundation, As 2019 comes to a close, we invite you to celebrate the achievements KDI Cares Foundation has accomplished this past year. It is because of your generous support and dedication that we can fight against breast cancer, so no one fights alone. [...]
PRESS RELEASE: Pink Ball Raises over $84k for Making Strides Against Breast
On Thursday, September 19th, KDI Office Technology, through their newly formed KDI Cares Foundation, hosted the Second Annual Pink Ball Golf Tournament at Ron Jaworski’s Ramblewood Country Club in Mt. Laurel, NJ. Between sponsors, donors, and golfers, $84,000+ was raised for the American Cancer Society’s Making Strides Against Breast Cancer. Mascots from [...]
#KDIPINKBALL2: KDI’s Second Annual Golf Outing
The KDI Cares Foundation is pleased to announce that our Second Annual Pink Ball raised over $84K for breast cancer. This donation was presented to Making Strides of Philadelphia and South Jersey at their 2019 October Walk. Pink Ball is an annual event held in memory of Rick & Terry Salcedo’s (our CEO & CFO) beloved [...]
The True Meaning of Christmas Shared with a Local Family
For the fourth consecutive year, KDI has given a family-in-need some extra support around the holidays. Thanks to a long-term partnership with Nemours/Alfred I. duPont Hospital for Children and the assistance of Lee Lucas, Nemours' Clinical Manager of Patient & Family Services, the perfect recipient was identified. Through various internal [...]
KDI Office Technology Doing its Part to Support Camp Out for Hunger | Erik Cagle, ENX Magazine
Though our country is relatively young, it is steeped in tradition. Take Thanksgiving Day. We will sit down with relatives we sometimes see only a couple of times per year (and often for good reason) and enjoy a turkey meal with all the trimmings before falling asleep by halftime of [...]
American Cancer Society | Making Strides Against Breast Cancer 2018
KDI-Thank-You-and-MSABC-Impact-Report "Because of KDI’s support as a sponsor, the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer of Greater Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey was able to raise more than $480,000 to help the American Cancer Society raise funds to create a world without breast cancer. This event welcomed more than 15,000 people [...]