Walmart Inc. is a multinational retail corporation founded in 1962 by Sam Walton in Rogers, Arkansas. Headquartered in Bentonville, Arkansas, the company operates a large network of discount stores, supermarkets, warehouse clubs and e-commerce platforms. Walmart provides customers with a broad range of products, including groceries, clothing, household goods, electronics, health products and general merchandise. Through its extensive supply chain, distribution network and digital retail services, the company serves millions of customers and supports employment across numerous countries. Its business model emphasizes affordability, operational efficiency and convenient access to everyday products.

Walmart supports charitable causes through Walmart.org, which encompasses the Walmart Foundation and the company's broader philanthropic efforts. Its giving priorities include hunger relief, workforce development, disaster response, environmental sustainability and economic opportunity. Walmart and the Walmart Foundation provide grants to nonprofit organizations, food banks, educational institutions and community partners working to address social and economic challenges. The company also supports local communities through food donations, disaster relief contributions, employee volunteering and programs that help small businesses and local suppliers. Its charitable initiatives aim to strengthen communities, expand access to essential resources and create pathways to economic mobility. Individual donations may be made by Walmart Inc., the Walmart Foundation or a related business entity, so the legal donor should be verified when documenting specific contributions.