Johnson & Johnson is changing health for everyone, everywhere.

The Johnson & Johnson platform lets you support causes that do good for kids to help the next generation grow up healthy. For every childism you upload, the company will donate $1.

Did you know that every year, nearly 6 million children don’t make it to their fifth birthday?
Let’s change that. Wisdom by Kids makes it easy for you to save your kid’s words—and save children’s lives in the process. Because when we all work together to help kids grow up healthy, we have a chance to change everything.

Johnson & Johnson is committed to creating a world where a healthy mind, body and environment is within reach for everyone, everywhere.

We’re proud to partner with Global Citizen to further this commitment and help bring good health to all humanity. In partnership, we’ll create a healthier and more equitable future. Because health changes everything.

Johnson & Johnson has been dedicated to the fight against HIV for 25 years. And now we’re working with our partners to develop the first global vaccine for HIV.

With more progress to come, we’re committed to turning the tide of the HIV pandemic.

Nurses are the unsung heroes of healthcare. Every day, their creativity, innovation, and healing touch change patients’ lives - and the world.

That is why Johnson & Johnson is proud to have advocated for those changing human health in this dynamic profession since 1897. And why we continue to support and empower them through programs, collaborations, training and over $20 million in scholarships to date. Because nurses change lives. And that changes everything.

At the center of the medical community’s efforts to solve critical challenges, you’ll find a nurse. Because a nurse’s insight and experience helps to break new ground in patient care every day.

Submit it to the new Johnson & Johnson Nurses Innovate Quickfire Challenge, and you could receive up to $100,000 in grants and mentoring from Johnson & Johnson Innovation or its affiliates. Nurses’ innovations on new protocols, treatment approaches and technologies have profoundly improved patient care—could your idea be next?