Since 2023 Agility has supported Education for Employment (EFE) to help them enable more young people to obtain employment or start businesses across the Middle East. In this partnership Agility has provided resources for EFE to develop curriculum and training materials for young people to learn how to use AI to obtain and retain employment, as well as other training materials for digital and financial literacy, as well as technology skills for women. The Agility-EFE partnership will enable EFE to reach tens of thousands of young people with training that will help improve their skills, as well as to obtain and retain employment or start businesses.

Since 2023 Agility has partnered with Women in Logistics Africa (WILA) to provide free training and education to women working in or seeking work in the supply chain and logistics industry. In 2023 Agility sponsored internships with mulitple supply chain and logistics organizations for 25 women. In 2024 Agility provided resources for 20 women to attend an introduction to logistics and supply chain course which enabled the women to receive certificates of completion to help them gain employment in the logistics industry.

Following the 2023 earthquake in Turkey and Syria Agility and its employees donated enough funds to feed about 43,000 refugees impacted by the earthquake. In addition to this Agility also supported the UN Global Logistics Cluster’s response operations in Turkey. Agility supported the Cluster’s provision of warehouse services to NGO’s working to assist beneficiaries in recovering from the disaster. From March to May, 3,518 m3 of humanitarian cargo was stored in the Logistics Cluster’s common warehouses in Adiyaman, Hatay, and Malatya. The stored items were used by NGO partners to support tens of thousands of displaced persons and beneficiaries in need of assistance.

On September 9th an earthquake struck central Morocco. The biggest city impacted was Marrakesh, but the most severe impact was in the mostly mountainous and rural regions of south-central Morocco. In these locations about 3,000 people were killed, and tens of thousands of people lost homes and possessions. This area of the country is mountainous, and the nighttime temperatures are very cold even in summer. With autumn and winter approaching shelter, food and life support assistance was of critical importance. Agility provided funding to Amis des Ecoles so they could quickly construct a tented school, complete with a kitchen and bathrooms, for 100 kids to make sure the earthquake did not keep the kids away from learning. In addition, the Amis des Ecoles team procured and distributed critically need items including shelter, clothing, blankets, life support essentials and food for 120 families – including 600 children – in need of assistance.