Earlier this year, much of the southern and central United States was hit by historic flooding. Lasting for more than a week between late July and early August, states including Kentucky, Virginia, West Virginia, Illinois, and Mississippi were hit with more than 10 inches of rain in short periods. This downpour proved deadly, as more than 40 lives were taken as a result of the flooding. Kentucky, in particular, was hit especially hard, with 38 deaths occurring there alone.
The Mazda foundation is expanding past simply providing high quality vehicles. This year alone, the foundation distributed $495,000 across 11 organizations via its annual grant giving process. According to Tamara Mlynarczyk, president and public affairs manager of the Mazda Foundation, “We hope that we can play a small role in helping people across the country reach their full potential and find financial security,” as the foundation is seeking to expand its role in securing employment for Americans amidst a rapidly evolving economy and lots of uncertainty.
The weather might have been changing by the hour at Road America for the 2021 IMSA SportsCar Weekend in Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin but the determination of Idemitsu-sponsored No. 55 Mazda Motorsports Mazda DPi RT24-P tandem Oliver Jarvis and Harry Tincknell remained steadfast.
A well-rounded education is essential in helping students unlock their fullest potential and land successful careers. However, in underserved and underfunded schools, kids are not able to enjoy such opportunities.
Mazda Foundation (USA) Inc. has been strengthening its support to food banks that have been stretched thin due to the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic.
At the 2019 Tokyo Motor Show, Mazda Motor Corporation debuted its first mass-production battery electric vehicle (EV)— the Mazda MX-30. The Tokyo Motor Show was first held in 1954, and the 2019 year will mark the 46th show to be held. This year, the general public had a greater opportunity to visit the venue since the show was open for a longer period.
