Polaris Transportation Group Launches First-Ever Community  Impact Day, Donating over 5,000 Pounds of Food Across  Ontario and Quebec

Mississauga, ON – September 25, 2026 – Polaris Transportation Group brought its WE CARE  philosophy to life this week with the launch of its inaugural Community Impact Day, bringing  Polaris team members together to support food banks and community organizations across  Ontario and Quebec.

As part of the first-ever Community Impact Day, Polaris team members travelled to 10  communities: Toronto, Barrie, Orillia, Oshawa, Peterborough, Kitchener, Guelph, Hamilton,  Ottawa and Montreal, to shop for and personally deliver over 5,000 pounds of essential food  items to 11 food banks and community organizations. The deliveries supported Food4Kids  Waterloo Region, Guelph Student Food Bank, Guelph Food Bank, Hamilton Dream Centre,  Salvation Army Orillia, Barrie Food Bank, Durham Outlook for the Needy, Good Neighbour Food  Share, Parkdale Community Food Bank, On Rock Food Bank and Ottawa Food Bank. 

 The initiative brought Polaris team members out on the road and into the communities where  they live and work to support organizations addressing food insecurity.

“Community Impact Day represents the next chapter of our commitment to giving back,” said  Dave Cox, CEO of Polaris Transportation Group. “Every day, we help move goods across North  America but our greatest purpose is helping people. Seeing our team come together, get out on  the road and personally deliver food to organizations in our communities was incredibly  meaningful. I am proud of everyone who contributed their time and energy to make this day  possible.”

Community Impact Day builds on the success of Polaris’ Community Care Unit (CCU), launched  in 2023 with a simple goal: to help our community and support people experiencing food  insecurity.

Since its launch, the CCU has visited more than 35 food banks and nonprofit organizations,  transporting and donating more than 60,000 pounds of food and essential goods throughout  Ontario and the United States. 

The CCU has developed ongoing NGO partnerships, providing transportation, donations and  volunteer support to help nonprofit organizations deliver essential food and supplies to the  people and families they serve. 

“The CCU started with a simple idea: to help our community,” said Brenda Brajkovich, Director  of Marketing and CCU Program Director, Polaris Transportation Group. “To see that idea grow  into Community Impact Day, with our team coming together across multiple communities to  shop for and deliver food, has been incredibly meaningful. I’m grateful to be part of something  that allows us to make a difference, one family and one community at a time.”

The company extends its appreciation to the Polaris team members who participated in  Community Impact Day, as well as the food banks, nonprofit organizations and community  partners who welcomed the teams and continue to work alongside the CCU throughout the  year.

To learn more, visit the Polaris Community Care Unit webpage.


Polaris Transportation is one of Canada’s largest privately held asset-based cross border LTL carriers with daily departures between CANADA & the USA. Since 1994, the company has been an award-winning carrier of choice for Fortune 500 companies, 3PLs, global freight forwarders and small to large businesses alike. The Polaris Transportation Group comprises four operating divisions that are not only trusted providers of cross border LTL but also global logistics, warehousing and distribution and cutting-edge digital innovation. Leading technology, environmental sustainability, community engagement and continual growth are hallmarks of the Polaris brand. For more information, please visit polaristransport.com

Brenda Brajkovich, Director of Marketing, Polaris Transportation Group
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