Whether you have a child seeking higher education or you've recently endured an unexpected event that caused financial strain, the Ida C. Koran Trust is here to help global Ecolab employees.
When a specific medical treatment wasn't available in the Ecolab employee's country, the Trust provided the financial relief needed for treatment in a neighboring country.
The Trust's success is determined by the number of Ecolab employees we reach. As an Ecolab leader or employee, we rely on you to inform other employees about the Trust programs.
Started by Ecolab’s first employee, Ida C. Koran, the Trust offers financial assistance to dependents of Ecolab employees and retirees seeking a post-secondary education, and to employees and retirees who experience an unexpected crisis that causes financial hardship.
Every child deserves the opportunity to better themselves and follow their dreams. The Ida C. Koran Trust provides academic financial assistance for dependent children of Ecolab employees and retirees seeking to broaden their horizons through post secondary study (undergraduate programs including trade, technical, vocational or traditional university programs).
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Solely supporting Ecolab employees, this program acknowledges that unexpected events and challenges occur that are beyond our control. And sometimes these events can cause financial burden. The Unexpected Hardship Assistance Program provides financial relief to global Ecolab employees through loans and grants to help manage through such times.
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Ida Koran was Ecolab's first employee. She worked for Ecolab for 44 years, proof that she strongly believed in the company, its associates and their families. When she died, she left a trust fund to be used to make loans and grants to employees in need. Ida's hard work, foresight, generosity and unwavering faith in Ecolab created a legacy that continues to touch the lives of Ecolab employees and retirees around the world today.
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In Academic Assistance for over 1.060 students
In financial relief provided to nearly 500 associates
Location | Institutional
Category | North America
Associate | John Terlato
School | George Washington University
