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Schneider National (NYSE: SNDR) is driving toward a 7.5% reduction of CO2 emissions per mile by 2025 and a 60% reduction of CO2 emissions per mile by 2035.
Sustainability goals were laid out in the trucking, logistics and intermodal service provider s first corporate responsibility report, which was published Wednesday.
A Schneider spokesperson told FreightWaves an expansion of zero-emission vehicles and improved diesel efficiency will help the company reach these emissions-intensity goals. We ll begin to add battery electric vehicles to our fleet in 2022 and look forward to testing additional ZEV options, the spokesperson said. Schneider s commitment to conserve energy is corporatewide from our headquarters to each of our facilities, the spokesperson said this week.
Schneider provides major support to communities in 2020
Schneider Foundation donated more than $2 million, including urgent pandemic relief efforts
Green Bay, Feb. 26, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) Schneider (NYSE: SNDR), a premier provider of trucking, intermodal and logistics services, has long supported nonprofits through financial contributions, in-kind delivery donations and associate volunteerism. That support continued in 2020 with the Schneider Foundation donating more than $2 million in grants to more than 400 organizations across North America.
In 2020, Schneider launched new initiatives to support organizations committed to create change. The foundation proudly provided its inaugural Diversity, Equality and Inclusion Program grants to 11 nonprofit organizations across North America, totaling more than $75,000. The grantees were nominated mostly by Schneider associates and will help organizations inspire dialogue and take concrete actions for change.
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Schneider (NYSE: SNDR), a premier provider of transportation and logistics services, has found a unique way to help food pantries in Northeast Wisconsin provide for those in need. The company recently donated a refrigerated trailer to Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin, the state’s largest hunger-relief organization. The 53-foot trailer will be used to transport fresh produce and other perishables.
“Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin is a critical resource in our community,” said LuEllen Oskey, executive director of the Schneider Foundation. “We know that the use of food pantries during the pandemic has, sadly, grown exponentially, and we wanted to do our part to help. Giving them a safe, reliable refrigerated trailer that can get food to our neighbors more quickly was something we were excited to do.”
Schneider Shipping donates large trailer of food to Feeding America
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Schneider Shipping is donating a large trailer full of refrigerated food to Feeding America.
The trailer can hold 80,000 pounds of food. It will go the Eastern Wisconsin Center of Feeding America. The food will be available for pick-up at food bank locations across Northeast Wisconsin. We just want to help. The need right now is so crucial. It s always important, but now with the pandemic the need has growing exponentially. So, if we can get food out faster to our neighbors and our community, that s something that we re so excited to participate in,â said Luellen Oskey, Director of the Schneider Foundation