Japan team with bags after cleanup activity

Good to

Give Back

A global initiative with local purpose

Good to Give Back Month is a cornerstone of our community engagement efforts, reflecting our commitment to the places where our team members live and work. During this annual global initiative, team members are encouraged to step outside their daily roles and dedicate their time, talents and passion to supporting local communities.

 

Team members volunteering

One month. Worldwide Impact.

Across 16 countries, Oshkosh team members bring our commitment to life through the hundreds of volunteer efforts that create meaningful and lasting impact in communities where we live and work worldwide.

While Good to Give Back Month is global in scale, its impact is deeply local. Teams partnered with community organizations, nonprofits, schools, shelters and environmental groups to address a wide range of community needs — ranging from food security and social services to environmental conservation, animal welfare, inclusion and education. By empowering local teams to select causes that matter most in their communities, the initiative ensures relevance, authenticity and meaningful outcomes. 

Good to Give Back efforts in 2026

144
global volunteer events
16
countries
6,407
hours of volunteering
1,840
volunteers

Making an impact worldwide

Around the world during Good to Give Back month, Oshkosh team members donate their time and effort to help local organizations make a difference in their communities. 

Graphical map of the world
JP
NL
UK
BE
DE
CN
WI
FR
PA
IT
UT
ES
TN
FL
MX
SG
BR
AU
NZ

Japan

Team members participated in community cleanup efforts to help maintain and improve local public spaces.

Netherlands

Team members volunteered with a community meal program, helping transform rescued food into nutritious meals for local residents.

United Kingdom

Team members renovated community spaces, participated in fundraising efforts, supported animal welfare organizations, assisted clothing donation programs and led outdoor cleanup projects.

Belgium

Team members volunteered with organizations supporting elderly residents and individuals with disabilities through recreational activities, community engagement and other support services.

Germany

Team members volunteered at a local animal shelter, assisting with maintenance, landscaping and facility improvement projects.

China

Team members supported children's charities, animal welfare organizations and community wellness initiatives through volunteer activities benefiting local communities.

Wisconsin, USA

Team members partnered with local nonprofit organizations to support children and families, expand access to essential resources and enhance community spaces.

France

Volunteers organized fundraising activities for hospitalized children, volunteered at a local animal shelter and provided support to employees affected by regional flooding.

Pennsylvania, USA

Team members volunteered with community organizations supporting children and families, food security initiatives, environmental projects and animal welfare programs.

Italy

Volunteers participated in clothing donation initiatives to support individuals, families and local community members in need.

Utah, USA

Volunteers helped restore natural habitats by removing invasive weeds at the Ogden Nature Center.

Spain

Volunteers supported equine-assisted therapy programs for individuals with disabilities and raised funds to support a local animal shelter.

Tennessee, USA

Volunteers supported local community organizations through a property cleanup project that removed years of accumulated debris, as well as sorting and organizing donated clothing for families in need.

Florida, USA

Team members helped address food insecurity by packing and sorting food supplies that provided approximately 13,000 meals for individuals in need.

Mexico

Volunteers assembled and distributed food baskets, organized activities for children and families and supported outreach efforts benefiting those in need.

Singapore

Team members spent time with elderly individuals at a dementia day care center, leading social and recreational activities that promoted engagement and connection.

Brazil

Volunteers assembled hygiene kits to support vulnerable members of the local community.

Australia

Volunteers supported local families and individuals experiencing food insecurity by preparing meals, assembling food hampers and sorting donated clothing.

New Zealand

Volunteers helped address food insecurity by packing food parcels and stocking shelves for individuals and families in need.

Team members volunteering at Oshkosh Area Community Pantry

Good to Give Back 2026

In 2026, 1,840 volunteers across 64 locations and 16 countries contributed more than 6,400 volunteer hours through 144 events supporting communities around the world. In addition, team members helped raise more than $6,000 to support local causes. Together, these efforts once again made a meaningful difference through service, partnership and people-first action.

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