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About the HPAA (Updated Oct 7, 2026)
The HP/HPE Alumni Association is a nonprofit mutual benefit corporation, funded solely by members. The HPAA is operated by volunteers, with the assistance of members around the US. Not officially endorsed or supported. Helping each other with life after HP/HPE.
Join the HP/HPE Alumni Forums. Ask questions and trade practical advice on HP/HPE-related benefits, finance, and personal tech issues. (Hosted on Google Groups.) Free. Also open to spouses/partners, dependents, DEC and EDS retirees receiving HP or HPE benefits. Join by sending an email
Website. Key information gathered from forum discussions is summarized on our public website: https://www.hpalumni.org/map (Membership not required.) "The website was incredibly helpful in navigating the last 2 weeks." "My CPA loves you!" "I wasn’t alone figuring everything out."
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Reconnect, celebrate the good times, and appreciate those who have passed. There are many HP-related alumni social groups on Facebook -- for current, predecessor, and spun-off companies; for sites, divisions, and geographical areas. Operated and moderated by people from each community. https://www.hpalumni.org/facebook
Connect in person. Local HP-related social clubs and events in the SF Bay Area, Southern California, Oregon, and Texas. Also Switzerland and DEC alumni. https://www.hpalumni.org/social
The HPAA was founded at the HP Cupertino site in 2000.
The Hewlett-Packard Alumni Association, Inc. is a California nonprofit mutual benefit corporation incorporated in 2010 under IRS Section 501(c)(7). (EIN 273186972; CA 3325058.)
The IRS classifies the HPAA as a 501(c)(7) Social Club for mutual benefit, therefore not tax-deductible.
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