Our Giving is Guided by our Mission, Especially Through This Crisis
Doing our part to support local needs in the areas where we live and work is something we are passionate about. We continually strive to make a positive impact on our communities around the world by contributing funds to organizations that can immediately improve the quality of lives during the COVID-19 pandemic. The Mosaic Company, The Mosaic Company Foundation and The Mosaic Institute in Brazil are making investments to help feed the hungry and provide critical supplies to farmers and neighbors.
In Florida, one of our 14 Goals for Food partners is Meals On Wheels of Tampa. This organization delivers hot, nutritious, low-sodium meals to the homes of senior and homebound adults. Most recipients live alone and are disabled, elderly or otherwise unable to prepare meals for themselves. Volunteers may also spend time with them because this is sometimes the only human contact they receive. Our donations during the COVID-19 pandemic are a continuation of our history of supporting Meals On Wheels of Tampa and their generous mission. Last year, we contributed $500,000 toward their new building so they can serve even more of Central Florida’s often forgotten population.
And one of the ways we’re giving back in Brazil is by helping at-risk families in communities near our operations access food and hygiene products during this crisis. We are purchasing 20,000 food baskets and 30,000 hygiene and personal care kits from local, small businesses to be donated to families in need. The baskets will include essential items like rice, beans, oil, sugar, salt, fruits and vegetable, and the kits will include sanitizers, cleaning products and more. The baskets and kits will be distributed by the Mosaic Brazil Volunteer Program and Governmental Social Protection Agencies over the next four weeks. Supporting local businesses and helping to feed and protect these families is critical to the future health of this area.
Our mission is to help the world grow the food it needs, so supporting food banks and other food-focused organizations and causes, based on local needs, helps us do just that. We’re proud to help, because we truly are in this together.
| Geography | Organization | Amount (USD) |
| Brazil | Split between multiple non-profit organizations IMPACT: Food and locally needed medical supplies and PPE |
$855,0001 |
| Canada | North Central Family Centre, School Lunch Program & First Nations Partners IMPACT: Food, education materials for children and economic relief for indigenous populations |
$124,7202 |
| China | Hubei Charity Federation, Beijing Chaoyang Red Cross and multiple other partners IMPACT: PPE for farmers and locally needed medical supplies |
$141,7943 |
| India | PM CARES Fund - Prime Minister's Citizens Assistance and Relief in Emergency Situations Fund IMPACT: Government emergency use fund |
$100,0004 |
| U.S. |
Florida: Tampa Bay Lightning’s 14 Goals For Food partners, DeSoto Community Foundation, Hardee Help Center, Manatee Community Foundation, ECHO of Brandon, Capital Area United Way, United Way of Central Florida, Health and Human Services, Lakeland Regional Medical Center, Metropolitan Ministries Louisiana: Greater Baton Rouge Food Bank Minnesota: Second Harvest Food Bank New Mexico: Carlsbad Municipal Schools IMPACT: Food, locally needed medical supplies, COVID-19 response funds, etc. |
$337,058 |
1$4,500,000 BR
2$175,000 CAD
3$1,001,916 CY
4$7,595,700 IR