Charitable Contributions

Con-way is committed to being a positive force for change in the communities in which we live and work. We believe that demonstrating strong social responsibility benefits all of our key constituents -- employees, customers and shareholders.

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We live out our commitment to social responsibility in four primary ways:

  • Operating safely with respect to the environment, the roadways, the warehouses and the offices in which we practice our trade
  • Providing stable and equitable employment for our employees and their families
  • Demonstrating ethical business conduct
  • Building and enriching the vibrant communities in which we operate

Con-way’s approach to community involvement primarily encompasses both corporate giving and volunteerism. Con-way Inc. and our operating units; Con-way Freight, Menlo Worldwide Logistics, Con-way Truckload, and Road Systems Inc., make charitable contributions in the form of:

  • Corporate giving
  • In-kind donations
  • Volunteerism
  • Monetary donations are strictly limited to the areas of:
    • Children
    • Education
    • Health
    • Motor Vehicle Safety

We make donations only to 501(c)(3) or similarly qualified organizations engaged in well-documented charitable missions that align with our employees desires and benefit the communities within which we operate.

Requests are evaluated based on:

  • The needs and qualifications of the organization
  • The organizations’ alignment with Con-way’s areas of focus
  • The availability of resources that Con-way has to help the requesting organization

In compliance with our values and ethics policy, requests will not receive unusual consideration based on whether or not the requester uses, purchases, or recommends Con-way or its operating companies’ services.

If you are interested in Con-way contributing to your organization and your organization meets the criterion described above, please click the button below to begin completing the application process.

Request a charitable contribution
 
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