Old Dominion Freight Line recently announced its partnership with Folds of Honor, a non-profit organization providing educational scholarships to families of fallen or disabled U.S. service members and first responders.

OD’s corporate donation will be directed to providing scholarship funding for students pursuing education in supply chain management, operations, transportation, or obtaining their commercial driver’s license.

In aligning with Folds of Honor, OD said it aims to enhance its commitment to supporting the nation’s heroes. This partnership will amplify the mission and increase scholarship funding for the families of military and first responder heroes across America, according to a statement from the company.

“We’re proud to partner with Folds of Honor and help with their meaningful mission,” said Marty Freeman, President and CEO of Old Dominion Freight Line. “We really appreciate the sacrifices made by service members and first responders. This partnership shows our commitment to supporting their families and boosting their educational opportunities.”

By investing in education for students pursuing careers in supply chain management and transportation or obtaining their commercial driver’s license, OD said it hopes to inspire future leaders and support the continued growth of these vital industries.

“Folds of Honor is proud to team up with OD,” said Folds of Honor founder and CEO, Lt Col Dan Rooney. “We believe the partnership will be a force multiplier to the mission and awareness of Folds of Honor and increase scholarship funding to the families of American military and first responder heroes.”

Founded in 2007 by Rooney, a decorated F-16 Viper fighter pilot, Folds of Honor has awarded about 62,000 scholarships totaling nearly $290 million. In 2022, the organization expanded its mission to include first responders such as police, fire, EMTs, and paramedics.

For more information or to donate in support of a Folds of Honor scholarship, visit foldsofhonor.org.