UPS Foundation responds to COVID-19 outbreak

The UPS Foundation, which leads the global citizenship programs for UPS, has expanded its response to the novel coronavirus, including new grant allocations, surpassing $6 million to UN agencies, humanitarian relief partners and community-based nonprofit and international nongovernment organizations.
The relief support includes collaboration with more than a dozen organizations and the provision of in-kind transportation, supply chain consultation, and cash contributions to expedite the distribution of personal protective equipment for health care workers and other life-sustaining activities for impacted individuals and communities.
“The UPS Foundation and UPS have extensive experience in helping communities prepare for, respond to, and recover from sudden onset and prolonged crises. That expertise enables us to provide critical support to our partners during this unprecedented time of need,” said Eduardo Martinez, president of The UPS Foundation and UPS chief diversity and inclusion officer.
“The public-private partnerships we have developed around the world span years — even decades in some cases. We’re able to work together, inspire each other, and rapidly deploy our support and logistics expertise toward meaningful actions to drive life-sustaining results,” he added.