Agility partners with the Clarisse Machanguana Foundation (CMF) and a local school near the Agility Logistics Park in Maputo, Mozambique. In this program Agility re-fitted a classroom and converted it into a computer lab and learning space. Agility provides resources for electrical infrastructure, furniture and related classroom resources. The classroom will be used each year by about 800 students from grades 1-12. Agility has begun the process of converting a second classroom for the same purposes to increase the scale of technology education in this school.

Agility has been a long-time supporter of humanitarian logistics and food assistance programs for the UN World Food Programme (WFP) and the UN Global Logistics Cluster during humanitarian crises around the world.

Agility has supported WFP in several ways:

• During humanitarian emergencies, including sudden onset, protracted and complex emergencies, Agility has provided the WFP and the Logistics Cluster with in-kind supply chain services, including warehousing/storage and transportation of humanitarian cargo, as well as in deploying trained supply chain experts that help the Cluster and WFP to plan and execute emergency supply chain operations on the ground.
• Agility also provides assistance for planning and preparedness projects, with local operations teams providing supply chain market and capacities information for geographies that are at risk for humanitarian crises, or that may be used as staging areas for humanitarian responses to crisis impacted areas.
• In addition to supply chain support and assistance, Agility has also frequently raised money for WFP through employee donation campaigns for food assistance to disaster impacted people.

Since 2006, Agility has helped WFP and the Logistics Cluster provide some sort of humanitarian assistance around the world to well over a million people.