The Mazda Foundation (U.S.A), Inc. has announced that it will be supporting a total of nine non-profit partners across the U.S.A.

The non-profits are said to support concerns including food security, education, and workforce development across the communities Mazda serves, and this year's investments from Mazda are said to reinforce the foundation's commitment to long‑term, high‑impact partnerships that create opportunity and strengthen community resilience.

The non-profits set to benefit from the foundation's grants include the Second Harvest Food Bank, which has been addressing hunger and supporting families facing hardship across Southern California. On the education front, the Mazda Foundation is supporting organisations including FUSE Studios in schools across Chicago and Alabama on top of Advancement Via Individual Determination programmes in New York and Texas.

The Foundation is also supporting the Robotics Competition and Education Foundation in Alabama and College Track L.A. in Los Angeles to further support pathways for academic success and workforce readiness.