FedEx Team Members Delivering Help & Hope
By David Bronczek on January 15, 2010
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A Day in the Life of a Corporate Grant Maker (Yep. I love my job.)
By Shane O’Connor on December 22, 2009
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Salute to FedEx Charters and FedEx Express Operations
By Lisa Daniel on August 19, 2009
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FedEx Corporate Contributions received a most unusual request: to transport 7 Beluga whales and 4 dolphins to a temporary home while Shedd Aquarium in Chicago was under renovation. Two planes transported the special cargo under the direction of FedEx Charters team including Dave Lange, Walter Hooker, George Miller and Larry Ashkenaz in the fall of 2008. Many details had to be worked out: making sure planes were available, reviewing flight schedules in and out of both airports, lining up crew and extra equipment such as the 40,000 pound capacity forklifts, gaining airfield and security cle
The Road Goes on Forever and the Party Never Ends
By Matt Ceniceros on July 26, 2009
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That’s the title of a Robert Earl Keen song that reminds me of my college days. I’ve developed quite the road trip soundtrack, but it’s a fitting summary title for my summer tour with the hybrids. The 92 hybrids that have ventured across the country have anywhere from 300,000 to 500,000 revenue service miles on them. They’ve been given a new engine, new paint job and a new life as a cleaner vehicle ready to serve FedEx customers in California. FedEx Express’ John Formisano commented, “It’s the very definition of recycling.”
Seeing America Through the Windshield of a Hybrid Delivery Truck: A Road Trip
By Matt Ceniceros on July 22, 2009
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There are only a handful of things that are as American as a good ol’ road trip. Clark Griswold made family road trips famously funny. My dad made road trips famously copasetic. Clark had the station wagon, my dad had a Dodge Caravan.This summer I get my own unique travel vehicle: a FedEx retro-fitted hybrid delivery truck. In total, 92 trucks were retro-fitted in Charlotte, NC by Freightliner Custom Chassis Corporation (FCCC) and Eaton Corporation will move across the U.S. to San Francisco and Los Angeles along Interstate 40.






