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Earlier this month, the Ford Hall of Fans officially announced its 2021 class! Arizona Cardinals fan Kristi Brown, Las Vegas Raiders fan Wayne Mabry, and Cleveland Browns fan Ray Prisby, have all been officially selected for Ford’s prestigious hall, which recognizes NFL fans nationwide for their unique passion.

Keeping in tradition with the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio, each of the three inductees received a celebratory knock at their door from Pro Football Hall of Fame President and CEO David Baker.

Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Ford Motor Company has produced millions of pieces of personal protective equipment (PPE) as part of its Project Apollo initiative. Additionally, the Blue Oval brand has donated 100 million face masks to at-risk communities across the nation.

Now, Ford has come up with another innovation: a clear face-mask that both protects against COVID-19 and benefits hearing impaired individuals. The company has received a patent-pending approval for it’s new clear N95 face mask, which is expected to become available later this spring.

In mid-2020, Ford Authority caught wind of what appeared to be an all-new off-road trim variant of the 2021 Ford Explorer. The model resurfaced once again last September, and then in October, Ford announced that the 2021 Explorer would be receiving two new trims for 2021: the King Ranch and the Timberline.

When Ford first launched their self-driving vehicle system in Miami, Florida, the company knew that collaboration with the city and its people would be key. That’s why the Blue Oval brand has been working closely with Miami’s local officials and community to develop ways that these unique services can be integrated within existing transportation systems in order to provide the best overall value.

As the Ford Motor Company continues to dump resource after resource into the betterment of the local Detroit community, the Blue Oval brand has announced an innovative elective high school curriculum intended to make pursuit of legal education more accessible and welcoming to students of color.

Do you remember De Tomaso, the renowned European manufacturers of the legendary Pantera supercar? As many diehard Ford fans could probably tell you, it was Ford who provided the high-powered engines that this car used throughout its run from 1971 to 1993.

Now, the famous Italian automaker has decided to move its headquarters to the United States, and it is once again turning to the Blue Oval brand for power and performance parts.

The Ford Motor Company and popular country music star Luke Combs have recently teamed up in order to donate $25,000 worth of custom guitars to American military veterans who are suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder.

The money generated from these instruments will be used to further expand a program created by an organization known as Guitars 4 Vets, which seeks to alleviate these symptoms through the power of music.

When the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic first broke out, the Ford Motor Company couldn’t just sit idly by without offering all the assistance it could. 

In an effort to alleviate the stress put on communities by the outbreak, Ford launched the Ford Motor Company Fund’s COVID-19 Donation Match program. In doing so, the company set a lofty $1 million expectation for itself.

Ford CEO Jim Hacket, Volkswagen CEO Dr. Hebert Diess, and Bryan Salesky Argo AI CEO stood on stage together in New York on July 13. The three executives announced what could be the biggest shift in the automotive industry since the time of Henry Ford himself.