Delivering for Good

Lending our global network and unparalleled logistics expertise to organizations with mission-critical needs in times of disaster and to help communities heal, learn and thrive.

Update on FedEx response to Hurricane Helene

We are thankful that all of our team members are safe. Anyone who needs a safe place to stay or a warm meal can find shelter information on redcross.org, the free Red Cross Emergency App, or by calling 1-800-RED CROSS (800-733-2767). In addition, they are doing everything they can to accommodate in their shelters service animals and domestic pets.

The many nonprofit relief agencies that FedEx supports are providing shelter, food, water, medication, mental health services and other immediate necessities. Among other efforts, we are currently shipping generators for Water Mission, and medicine for Direct Relief. We’re shipping hygiene kits for Heart to Heart International, and they have dispatched the Mobile Medical Unit we donated to them. The Salvation Army is using canteen trucks we provided that are capable of feeding thousands each day.

We will continue to monitor the relief efforts and provide assistance as able. FedEx does not provide charitable shipping for collection drives and donated items. If you would like to contribute to the relief efforts, you may volunteer or donate cash directly to an organization of your choice (keyword: Pledge). Learn more about FedEx's Humanitarian Relief efforts here.

Helping nonprofit relief agencies following a disaster

FedEx does not provide charitable shipping for collection drives and donated items. If you want to contribute to relief efforts, you may donate cash directly to one of the organizations listed on our Humanitarian Relief page, or to the relief organization of your choice. If you want to volunteer with one of these organizations directly, click the button below for more information.

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Transporting precious cargo

For decades, FedEx has supported local, national and global relief agencies, helping them save lives and comfort the afflicted. We do this because of our unique capacities. With more than 650 airplanes, and 180,000 vehicles on the world’s roads we are able to get lifesaving materials, medicines, and equipment to disaster sites with great speed and precision.