Las Vegas Sands

Today’s observance raises awareness of the need to infuse sustainable practices into all areas of food production, from the origin of ingredients, to how food is grown, gets to market and is eventually consumed.
Led by our Sands ECO360 global sustainability program, we focus on improving the sustainability of our properties’ culinary offerings by sourcing eco-friendly ingredients, selecting foods with credible certifications, procuring ingredients that ensure animal welfare in their production, increasing plant-based proteins, addressing commodities of concern and sourcing locally when possible.To learn about our sustainable food initiatives, read our 2025 ESG Report: https://brnw.ch/21x3sRC

Our $150,000 Sands Cares donation to The LGBTQ+ Center of Las Vegas is supporting a workforce training and employment program for unhoused and housing-insecure young people.
The Center’s Espresso Yourself Café mobile coffee truck and wraparound training program provides work experience and transferable job skills to 20 young adults, empowering them with pathways to sustainable employment, income stability and permanent housing.
The program aligns with our global focus on workforce development and economic empowerment, as well as our dedication to addressing youth homelessness in Las Vegas. Learn more: https://brnw.ch/21x3qKf

Sending our wishes for a spectacular day of celebration! We’re grateful for your partnership in promoting women’s golf, engaging with our guests and supporting our communities.

We’ve again been included on this prestigious list of the top 850 companies across 28 countries recognized for their environmental performance in the areas of greenhouse gas emissions, water usage, waste generation, and sustainability data disclosure and commitments.
This recognition is a testament to comprehensive body of work that enabled us to achieve our 2021-2025 targets in reducing carbon emissions and water use intensity, diverting waste, and transitioning from plastic and packaging to more sustainable alternatives. See the listing: https://rankings.newsweek.com/worlds-greenest-companies-2026

We’ve again been included on this prestigious list of the top 850 companies across 28 countries recognized for their environmental performance in the areas of greenhouse gas emissions, water usage, waste generation, and sustainability data disclosure and commitments.
This recognition is a testament to comprehensive body of work that enabled us to achieve our 2021-2025 targets in reducing carbon emissions and water use intensity, diverting waste, and transitioning from plastic and packaging to more sustainable alternatives. See the listing: https://brnw.ch/21x3iXb

Sands China’s SME initiatives are a large part of our global efforts to spur local business development in our regions. From 2021-2025, we invested $1.7 billion+ with SMEs globally. Read how Macao entrepreneurs are benefiting from these programs: https://brnw.ch/21x3hiB

Over the coming months, we’re hosting 15 students to gain hands-on experience and insights into their respective fields through a hospitality-focused perspective. They’ll work alongside our corporate Team Members in human resources, cybersecurity, corporate treasury, corporate tax, aviation, IT command center and IT software development. Take a look at what some of our interns had to say after their first day on the job!

Leisy Gonzalez, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, Psychology Major – Corporate Human Resources,
“I'm excited to learn new skills, tools and methods that HR professionals use on a daily basis. During orientation, I was surprised to learn about how committed Sands is to increasing sustainability across different areas ranging from the workplace to the environment and local communities.”

Justin Kania, San Diego State University, Finance Major – Corporate Treasury
“What excites me most about this summer internship is the chance to get hands-on experience and see how treasury supports a very successful company like Sands on a day-to-day basis. I'm looking forward to learning from experienced professionals, meeting new people, taking on different challenges and growing my skill set. The biggest surprise during orientation was how welcoming and approachable everyone was. People consistently took the time to introduce themselves and share advice based on their own career experience. It created an environment that felt like one big family and made me genuinely excited to be part of the team.”

Jacob Ladd, Cal Poly Pomona, Computer Science Major – Global Cybersecurity
“I am most looking forward to gaining hands-on experience through real-world situations involving various cybersecurity tools and concepts. What surprised me during my orientation was the friendliness and congeniality of everyone in the office. It was impossible to walk around without coworkers being excited to see me, say hello, or even strike up a conversation.”

Throughout the summer, you’ll be hearing about the experiences of our 2026 summer intern group as we highlight the bright minds of the future and showcase the impact of our commitment to workforce development in our communities.

Led by the Sands ECO360 global sustainability program, we aim to preserve ocean health by prioritizing sustainable seafood procurement in our restaurants and leveraging guidance from leading organizations such as the Marine Stewardship Council, Aquaculture Stewardship Council and Hong Kong Sustainable Seafood Coalition to inform our product selections and protocols.We also work with our communities on initiatives to protect local waterways by providing grants for research and educational programs in Macao and Singapore. Learn about the marine stewardship programs we’ve funded through The Drop By Drop Project in collaboration with The WASH Foundation: https://brnw.ch/21x3bxn

This year’s observance focuses on a global call for climate action, and we are committed to doing our part. Energy conservation has been key to our climate initiatives, enabling us to surpass our 2021-2025 emission-reduction targets. Read about our work: https://www.sands.com/news/energy-conservation-programs-drive-carbon-emission-reduction/