Ford prepares response and relief plan after Hurricane Yan passes through Florida

Hurricane Yan passes through Florida it was devastating. As of October 2, CNN reported a total of 76 deaths, in addition to claiming that several locations remained unrecognizable.

In addition, about a million people were left without electricity. Without a doubt, the natural phenomenon hit the state hard, so Ford decided to prepare a relief and response plan to help in this regard.

In an official statement, he stated that works with Ford Pro and Ford Fund in collaboration with emergency organizationsnon-profit partners, local Ford dealers, and regional team members to support communities in need.

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Among the measures taken by the automaker in conjunction with the Ford Foundation is an intensified emergency response plan that includes contacts with Ford employees, brand dealers and members of its network to help transport people to temporary shelters for the Salvation Army.

He also made available F-150 PowerBoost Hybrid, F-150 Lightning Transit and E-Transit vehicles for non-profit organizations to leverage and accelerate their relief efforts.

In addition, FThe Ord Foundation donated $1 million. which will be distributed to the American Red Cross, Team Rubicon, ToolBank USA, World Central Kitchen and local food banks.

The oval maker highlighted the work each nonprofit does in disaster relief, providing food, shelter and helping clear roads to make it easier for emergency personnel to navigate.

Finally, Ford claims that current clients of Ford Credit and Lincoln Automotive Financial Services Hurricane victims can defer up to two payments, and if they need more information, they can get it through FordCredit.com or LincolnAFS.com or by calling 800-723-4016.