Community
Impact
Social Responsibility at BWC Terminals
At BWC Terminals, social responsibility is more than a value—it’s a commitment woven into the fabric of our company culture. Grounded in human dignity, our policies and initiatives are designed to uplift our employees, support our communities, and foster a workplace rooted in diversity and inclusion.
We actively encourage employee engagement through volunteerism and civic participation, empowering our team to give back to the communities where they live and work. From food drives and youth sports sponsorships to school partnerships and charitable donations, our terminals across North America are making a meaningful impact.
Our approach to social responsibility is dynamic and purpose-driven. We invest in local partnerships, organize company-wide initiatives, and create innovative ways to support causes that matter. Through these efforts, we promote healthier lifestyles, strengthen community ties, and reinforce our belief that business success and social impact go hand in hand.
Ainsley’s Angels
The Gretna Terminal partnered with Lazy Hound Racing in their Rivershack series, benefiting Ainsley’s Angels. Ainsley’s Angels aims to ensure that everyone can participate in endurance events, building awareness about America’s special needs community through inclusion in all aspects of life.
Philadelphia Delaware
River cleanup
Employees from the Philadelphia Terminal participated in the monthly cleanup of the Delaware River North Partnership walking and biking trail. Volunteers removed debris and helped mulch areas around wildflowers and trees along the trail.
Philadelphia
Firehouse Fundraiser
The Philadelphia Terminal partnered with a local Fire house to assist with their annual shirt drive fundraiser. The terminal purchased shirts and hooded sweatshirts for the Fire Department. This allowed them to keep 100% of profits to benefit both fire house needs and contribute to the annual fundraisers for both the Second Alarmers and WODFF ( widows, orphans, and disabled firefighters fund)
Feed the Hunger
2025
The Corporate office & their families volunteered their time to work with Feed The Hunger. An organization that helps feed at-risk children.
Pot of Gold
Food Drive
The Magnolia Park Terminal partnered and donated food items to a new community facility, House of Hope Food Pantry.
Harvey School
Supply Drive
The Harvey Terminal donated boxes of school supply items to a local school supply drive event. The event was hosted by a New Orleans University who helped distribute supplies to those in need.
Aiken High School
Donations
The Cincinnati Terminal donated 2 ice machines to Aiken High School Athletic department. Providing ice to the girls and boys training rooms.
Seton Hill
Baltimore Donations
The Baltimore Terminal donated 12 flex-bag frames to the Seton Hill Association. The frames were used in the community garden as a base for raised garden beds.
Bellingrath Gardens
Volunteering
The Mobile terminal volunteered with Bellingrath Gardens. Employees were able to help with pruning, weeding, & gardening.
Feeding the
Gulf Coast
The Blakeley, Chickasaw, and Mobile Terminals teamed up to help pack and sort boxes of food at the Mobile Feeding the Gulf Coast Facility.
Cincinnati School
Drive 2024
The Cincinnati Terminal donated 730 items to the local Crayons to Computer donation center to be distributed through the Cincinnati public school systems.
Golfing for
Gabi Fundraiser
The Gretna Terminal sponsored & participated in the 2nd annual Golfing for Gabi fundraiser benefiting the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.
All proceeds go towards the development of better treatment and medication to manage cystic fibrosis symptoms.
Toys for Tots
December, 2024
The Brunswick Terminal had a Toy drive at the terminal and donated toys to their local Toys for Tots Event.
34th Annual
Rotary-In Event
The Stockton terminal participated in the 34th annual Rotary-In event. They read to Washington Elementary School students age preschool to 3rd grade.
Martin Flukinger
Community Center
The Jacintoport terminal donated 285 food drive items for the Martin Flukinger Community Center. Jacintoport is working with the founder of the center to gain a more in-depth impact in the community around Jacintoport. The center helps young professionals, at risk kids, seniors, and many others.
Donation Made to
Neighbors Inc.
The St. Paul terminal donated to Neighbors Inc. a non-profit, social service agency providing essential services to low-income community members.
Save Rescue Coalition
5-year Partner with Genesys Works
Feeding the Gulf Coast
Texas Children’s Houston Open
WC Pot of Gold Food Drive
Employee Association Golf Tournament
National Navy League Golf Tournament
Seton Hill Association Flexibag Frames
Port Property & Parks Trash Pickup
Texas Children’s Houston Open
Lazy Hound Racing 2 Mile Race
Employee Association Golf Tournament
Donations for Aikens High School
Feeding the Gulf Coast
Bloomingdale Fire Department Donation
Volunteering for City of Westwego Cleanup
Packathon for Nutritious Meals
Annual Camp Out For Hunger Week
Company WideFood Drive
Day of Caring for the Local Community
2nd Annual Charity Golf Outing
Company Wide Toy Drive
Steel Frames Donated to Farms
Feeding theGulf Coast
1st Annual CharityGolf Outing
Food DriveCollection
Texas City Toy & Food Drive
Lending Libraries Instillations
BWC Terminals Toy & Bike Drive
Steel Frame Donations
The Bridge Over Troubled Waters
Day In The Park
Rewards For Reading Program
Appreciation Luncheon
Walk forCystic Fibrosis
Community Bicycle Giveaway Program
Georgia Habitat for Humanity
HurricFoodbank Christmas Eventane Relief Food Drive
Hurricane Relief Food Drive
Philadelphia
Firehouse Fundraiser
The Philadelphia Terminal partnered with a local Fire house to assist with their annual shirt drive fundraiser. The terminal purchased shirts and hooded sweatshirts for the Fire Department. This allowed them to keep 100% of profits to benefit both fire house needs and contribute to the annual fundraisers for both the Second Alarmers and WODFF ( widows, orphans, and disabled firefighters fund)
Ainsley’s Angels
The Gretna Terminal partnered with Lazy Hound Racing in their Rivershack series, benefiting Ainsley’s Angels. Ainsley’s Angels aims to ensure that everyone can participate in endurance events, building awareness about America’s special needs community through inclusion in all aspects of life.
Martin Flukinger
Community Center
The Jacintoport terminal donated 285 food drive items for the Martin Flukinger Community Center. Jacintoport is working with the founder of the center to gain a more in-depth impact in the community around Jacintoport. The center helps young professionals, at risk kids, seniors, and many others.
National Navy League
Golf Tournament
The Savannah terminal sponsored the National Navy League Classic Golf Tournament. The Navy League Classic is an annual event to help support education for the public on the importance of strong naval services, to support those in active duty and their families, as well as to support youth programs.
Lazy Hound Racing
2 Mile Race
The Gretna terminal volunteered at a 2 mile run/walk organized by Lazy Hound Racing. All proceeds benefiting the Ainsley’s Angels, an organization that helps ensure that anyone with a disability that prevents them from racing on their own, may participate as an angel rider at no cost. On Race day an angel rider gets fitted for a chair and paired with a runner.



























































































































































