Chick-fil-A
Philanthropy
Supported Nonprofits
Feeding America
Convoy of Hope
Junior Achievement
Faith Kitchen
Harlem Grown
For the Nations Refugee Outreach
Marbridge Foundation
Joy Meadows
Living and Learning Enrichment Center
* This list of nonprofits may not be exhaustive - check Chick-fil-A's website for more information.
From the beginning, Chick-fil-A founder S. Truett Cathy believed in a simple but powerful idea: “a great company is a caring company.” Everyone’s job at Chick-fil-A is to care for and serve others. No matter the title or job description, our reason for coming to work is to generously share our time, talents and resources.
- Food Security & Agriculture30%
- Education20%
- Disaster Relief & Emergency Response10%
- Youth Development10%
- Global & International Aid10%
- Human Services10%
- Community Development10%
The Highlights
Chick-fil-A Shared Table Program
For too many of our neighbors, a nourishing meal each day is not guaranteed. Local Owner-Operators work to change that through the Chick-fil-A Shared Table® program, where quality, surplus food that may otherwise go unused is donated to nearby food banks, shelters and other nonprofits to feed children, seniors and others. More than 2,400 Chick-fil-A® restaurants across the U.S., Puerto Rico, Canada and the U.K. participate, and that number keeps growing each year.
Learn moreOur progress
In our annual Chick-fil-A Global Impact reports, you can learn about our corporate social responsibility efforts and how local Owner-Operators, Team Members and staff have a positive impact on their communities.
Learn moreCaring for people
Cultivating a positive work environment where people feel known and cared for
Learn moreCaring for our communities
Strengthening the cities and neighborhoods we serve
Learn moreCaring through food
Serving great food people can feel good about
Learn moreCaring for our planet
Acting as good stewards of the planet we share
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