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Ford Motor Company (NYSE: F) said today that the Ford Motor Company Fund (aka Ford Fund), its philanthropic section is renaming itself to “Ford Philanthropy.” The rebranding is said to reflect a fresh and modern outlook that also highlights Ford’s mission to make the world a better place. Ford Philanthropy’s community partners, funding model, network of community centers and focus priorities – applying Ford’s mobility expertise to expand access to essential services, education for the future of work and entrepreneurship – remain the same.
“With $2.3 billion in philanthropic contributions since 1949, together with Ford Motor Company, Ford Philanthropy remains unwavering in its commitment to invest in solutions that address unique community needs,” Ford said in a release.
“Giving back has been an integral part of Ford’s history and values since the very beginning,” said Mary Culler, president, Ford Philanthropy. “Our rebrand honors our rich history and better reflects our core mission of partnering with communities to help move people forward and upward. Whether we’re connecting families with fresh food, helping neighborhoods rebuild after a disaster, or expanding access to careers in mobility, at Ford Philanthropy, we are passionate about working with our local partners and employee volunteers to help build equity and drive progress in Ford communities around the world,” said Culler.
Ford Philanthropy also released its annual Impact Report. Highlights:
- $73.7 million in philanthropic contributions by Ford Motor Company and Ford Philanthropy.
- Directly supported 3.5 million people through partnerships and programs.
- Partnered with 470 nonprofits and community organizations.
- In 2023, Ford employees filled more than 7000 volunteer opportunities
and spent more than 55,000 hours volunteering in community service
projects in 31 countries.
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Ford Motor Company (NYSE: F) said today that the Ford Motor Company Fund (aka Ford Fund), its philanthropic section is renaming itself to “Ford Philanthropy.” The rebranding is said to reflect a fresh and modern outlook that also highlights Ford’s mission to make the world a better place. Ford Philanthropy’s community partners, funding model, network of community centers and focus priorities – applying Ford’s mobility expertise to expand access to essential services, education for the future of work and entrepreneurship – remain the same.
“With $2.3 billion in philanthropic contributions since 1949, together with Ford Motor Company, Ford Philanthropy remains unwavering in its commitment to invest in solutions that address unique community needs,” Ford said in a release.
“Giving back has been an integral part of Ford’s history and values since the very beginning,” said Mary Culler, president, Ford Philanthropy. “Our rebrand honors our rich history and better reflects our core mission of partnering with communities to help move people forward and upward. Whether we’re connecting families with fresh food, helping neighborhoods rebuild after a disaster, or expanding access to careers in mobility, at Ford Philanthropy, we are passionate about working with our local partners and employee volunteers to help build equity and drive progress in Ford communities around the world,” said Culler.
Ford Philanthropy also released its annual Impact Report. Highlights:
and spent more than 55,000 hours volunteering in community service
projects in 31 countries.