{"success":true,"data":{"pressRelease":{"id":"151264","rtpr_id":"nACSSKJLwa-20260923","ticker":"FDX","exchange":"NYSE","all_tickers":["FDX"],"title":"2025 FedEx Cares Report: Delivering For Good","author":"ACCESSWIRE","published_at":"2026-09-23T17:35:00.535Z","article_body":"NORTHAMPTON, MA / ACCESS Newswire (https://www.accessnewswire.com/) /\nSeptember 23, 2026 / Preparing before the storm hits\n\nDisasters are getting worse - more frequent, more intense, and more expensive.\nResearch shows that every dollar spent on preparedness can save up to $11 in\nresponse and recovery costs. FedEx uses our global network to help ship and\nstrategically place preparedness supplies, and our planning expertise to help\norganizations run complex training scenarios so communities, clinics, and\nvolunteers are ready before the next crisis arrives.\n\nStocking clinics with medicine before hurricane season\n\nFedEx and Direct Relief stock and place Hurricane Prep Packs - caches of\nessential medicines and medical supplies developed with experts after\nHurricane Katrina - at community health clinics in storm-prone areas before\nhurricane season starts. In 2025, Direct Relief prepositioned 83 packs across\nthe U.S. coastline, Puerto Rico, the Caribbean, and Central America. The\nlargest packs can treat 1,000 people for 30 days. Learn more\n(https://pr.report/qo9l).\n\nTraining responders to be prepared during a crisis\n\nFedEx supports Heart to Heart International's disaster response training\nprogram, which prepares volunteer medical teams through virtual courses,\nhands-on simulations, and role-specific learning. After the 2025 Emergency\nMedical Team simulation, 100% of participants reported feeling more confident\nand prepared to deploy. Learn more (https://pr.report/qo9m).\n\nHelping small businesses prepare for the worst\n\nThe U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation's Readiness for Resiliency (R4R)\n(https://pr.report/qo9n) program, launched with support from FedEx to build\nsmall business resilience, has helped nearly 5,000 businesses better prepare\nfor disasters since its inception in 2022. In 2025, R4R awarded grants to 37\nbusinesses affected by events like the Los Angeles wildfires and severe storms\nin Texas, Washington, and additional locations. These grants helped cover\ncritical expenses, such as employee salaries and repairing damaged inventory.\nLearn more (https://pr.report/qo9o).\n\nClick here to view the Direct Relief hurricane prep pack video.\n(https://pr.report/qo9p)\n\nA flight to freedom: transporting big cats to a new home\n\nWhen a group of medically fragile big cats needed safe transport from Mexico\nto a new home at the world's largest carnivore sanctuary in Denver, Colorado,\nFedEx answered the call.\n\nThe need\n\nThe Invictus Foundation in Mexico rescued 11 big cats suffering from severe\nmalnutrition, broken bones, neurological damage, and organ failure due to\nneglect and abuse. After providing stabilizing medical care, Invictus needed\nto find them a new home.\n\nThe destination\n\nThe Wild Animal Sanctuary (TWAS) in Colorado - the world's largest carnivore\nsanctuary over 40,000 acres - would allow the animals to recover and live in\nnatural habitats; however the 1,600 mile trip from Mexico would make ground\ntransport challenging.\n\nHow FedEx delivered\n\nFedEx chartered a special flight and used our global logistics expertise to\nfly the animals and their care team from Toluca, Mexico to Denver, Colorado\nsafely.\n\nThe impact\n\nAll 11 animals - including lions Simba, Hunter, Nala, and Apollo; tigers\nSheerkan and Corachi; jaguars Balam and Bagheera; puma Pakal; and bobcats Luna\nand Rufla - now have a permanent home where they can heal, thrive, and live\nfreely.\n\nClick here to see how we helped the big cats. (https://pr.report/qo9q)\n\nFedEx steps up for families affected by the Los Angeles wildfires\n\nFedEx funding and charitable shipping helped get critical resources to\nsurvivors of the California wildfires. None of this work would have been\npossible without the tireless efforts of nonprofit organizations including The\nAmerican Red Cross, The Salvation Army, Rise Against Hunger, Heart to Heart\nInternational, Feed the Children, Dream Center Los Angeles, Watchitgrow Inc.,\nWorld Central Kitchen, International Medical Corps, Chewy in collaboration\nwith the Animal Wellness Foundation and Direct Relief.\n\nOur California-based team members also stepped up to support response efforts.\nTeam members nominated local charities to receive $500,000 in\ncompany-sponsored grants, personally donated thousands of dollars to relief\nefforts through the FedEx Employee Giving Program, and volunteered to\ndistribute food, essentials, books, and toys to over 400 families impacted by\nthe fires.\n\nThe FedEx Los Angeles team also worked with Operation Warm to deliver 600\npairs of brand-new shoes to students at Jackson Elementary School in Altadena.\nWatch highlights from this event on CBS News Los Angeles.\n\nClick here to see how we stepped up for families affected by wildfires.\n(https://pr.report/qo9r)\n\nClick here to see how we worked with Operation Warm in Altadena.\n(https://pr.report/qo9s)\n\nLearn more in the 2025 FedEx Cares Report (https://pr.report/qo9t)\n\n(https://app.accessnewswire.com/imagelibrary/038867e6-4f63-4813-bd8c-a1c0992a66b9/1226035/0eebf211-4846-41b1-b4fb-abb86be0592b.png)\n\nFind more stories and multimedia from FedEx at 3blmedia.com.\n(https://pr.report/qo9u)\n\nContact Info:\nSpokesperson: FedEx\nWebsite: https://www.3blmedia.com/profiles/fedex\nEmail: info@3blmedia.com\n\nSOURCE: FedEx\nView the original press release\n(https://www.accessnewswire.com/newsroom/en/transportation/2025-fedex-cares-report-delivering-for-good-1226035)\non ACCESS Newswire\n\n\nCopyright 2026 ACCESS Newswire. All Rights Reserved.","article_body_html":"","raw_payload":{"data":{"id":"nACSSKJLwa-20260923","title":"2025 FedEx Cares Report: Delivering For Good","author":"ACCESSWIRE","ticker":"FDX","created":"2026-09-23T17:35:00.535Z","tickers":["FDX"],"exchange":"NYSE","article_body":"NORTHAMPTON, MA / ACCESS Newswire (https://www.accessnewswire.com/) /\nSeptember 23, 2026 / Preparing before the storm hits\n\nDisasters are getting worse - more frequent, more intense, and more expensive.\nResearch shows that every dollar spent on preparedness can save up to $11 in\nresponse and recovery costs. FedEx uses our global network to help ship and\nstrategically place preparedness supplies, and our planning expertise to help\norganizations run complex training scenarios so communities, clinics, and\nvolunteers are ready before the next crisis arrives.\n\nStocking clinics with medicine before hurricane season\n\nFedEx and Direct Relief stock and place Hurricane Prep Packs - caches of\nessential medicines and medical supplies developed with experts after\nHurricane Katrina - at community health clinics in storm-prone areas before\nhurricane season starts. In 2025, Direct Relief prepositioned 83 packs across\nthe U.S. coastline, Puerto Rico, the Caribbean, and Central America. The\nlargest packs can treat 1,000 people for 30 days. Learn more\n(https://pr.report/qo9l).\n\nTraining responders to be prepared during a crisis\n\nFedEx supports Heart to Heart International's disaster response training\nprogram, which prepares volunteer medical teams through virtual courses,\nhands-on simulations, and role-specific learning. After the 2025 Emergency\nMedical Team simulation, 100% of participants reported feeling more confident\nand prepared to deploy. Learn more (https://pr.report/qo9m).\n\nHelping small businesses prepare for the worst\n\nThe U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation's Readiness for Resiliency (R4R)\n(https://pr.report/qo9n) program, launched with support from FedEx to build\nsmall business resilience, has helped nearly 5,000 businesses better prepare\nfor disasters since its inception in 2022. In 2025, R4R awarded grants to 37\nbusinesses affected by events like the Los Angeles wildfires and severe storms\nin Texas, Washington, and additional locations. These grants helped cover\ncritical expenses, such as employee salaries and repairing damaged inventory.\nLearn more (https://pr.report/qo9o).\n\nClick here to view the Direct Relief hurricane prep pack video.\n(https://pr.report/qo9p)\n\nA flight to freedom: transporting big cats to a new home\n\nWhen a group of medically fragile big cats needed safe transport from Mexico\nto a new home at the world's largest carnivore sanctuary in Denver, Colorado,\nFedEx answered the call.\n\nThe need\n\nThe Invictus Foundation in Mexico rescued 11 big cats suffering from severe\nmalnutrition, broken bones, neurological damage, and organ failure due to\nneglect and abuse. After providing stabilizing medical care, Invictus needed\nto find them a new home.\n\nThe destination\n\nThe Wild Animal Sanctuary (TWAS) in Colorado - the world's largest carnivore\nsanctuary over 40,000 acres - would allow the animals to recover and live in\nnatural habitats; however the 1,600 mile trip from Mexico would make ground\ntransport challenging.\n\nHow FedEx delivered\n\nFedEx chartered a special flight and used our global logistics expertise to\nfly the animals and their care team from Toluca, Mexico to Denver, Colorado\nsafely.\n\nThe impact\n\nAll 11 animals - including lions Simba, Hunter, Nala, and Apollo; tigers\nSheerkan and Corachi; jaguars Balam and Bagheera; puma Pakal; and bobcats Luna\nand Rufla - now have a permanent home where they can heal, thrive, and live\nfreely.\n\nClick here to see how we helped the big cats. (https://pr.report/qo9q)\n\nFedEx steps up for families affected by the Los Angeles wildfires\n\nFedEx funding and charitable shipping helped get critical resources to\nsurvivors of the California wildfires. None of this work would have been\npossible without the tireless efforts of nonprofit organizations including The\nAmerican Red Cross, The Salvation Army, Rise Against Hunger, Heart to Heart\nInternational, Feed the Children, Dream Center Los Angeles, Watchitgrow Inc.,\nWorld Central Kitchen, International Medical Corps, Chewy in collaboration\nwith the Animal Wellness Foundation and Direct Relief.\n\nOur California-based team members also stepped up to support response efforts.\nTeam members nominated local charities to receive $500,000 in\ncompany-sponsored grants, personally donated thousands of dollars to relief\nefforts through the FedEx Employee Giving Program, and volunteered to\ndistribute food, essentials, books, and toys to over 400 families impacted by\nthe fires.\n\nThe FedEx Los Angeles team also worked with Operation Warm to deliver 600\npairs of brand-new shoes to students at Jackson Elementary School in Altadena.\nWatch highlights from this event on CBS News Los Angeles.\n\nClick here to see how we stepped up for families affected by wildfires.\n(https://pr.report/qo9r)\n\nClick here to see how we worked with Operation Warm in Altadena.\n(https://pr.report/qo9s)\n\nLearn more in the 2025 FedEx Cares Report (https://pr.report/qo9t)\n\n(https://app.accessnewswire.com/imagelibrary/038867e6-4f63-4813-bd8c-a1c0992a66b9/1226035/0eebf211-4846-41b1-b4fb-abb86be0592b.png)\n\nFind more stories and multimedia from FedEx at 3blmedia.com.\n(https://pr.report/qo9u)\n\nContact Info:\nSpokesperson: FedEx\nWebsite: https://www.3blmedia.com/profiles/fedex\nEmail: info@3blmedia.com\n\nSOURCE: FedEx\nView the original press release\n(https://www.accessnewswire.com/newsroom/en/transportation/2025-fedex-cares-report-delivering-for-good-1226035)\non ACCESS Newswire\n\n\nCopyright 2026 ACCESS Newswire. 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