A MESSAGE

TO OUR
SHAREHOLDERS

In 2013, we achieved one of the best years in our history

The Letter from our
Executive Chairman

The Letter from our
President and CEO

Board of Directors
and Executives

William Clay Ford, Jr.
Executive Chairman

After achieving one of our best years, we are now embarked on one of our most ambitious years...

Ford Motor Company completed one of its best years ever in 2013.

Led by record profits in North America and Asia Pacific Africa, we achieved our fifth year in a row of positive net income. We are now rated investment grade by four of the major credit rating agencies.

Our strong performance enabled us to double the quarterly dividend in 2013, and subsequently raise it by 25 percent in the first quarter of 2014.

After achieving one of our best years, we are now embarked on one of our most ambitious years, building a strong foundation for future growth and profitability.

In 2014 we plan to go further by launching the most vehicles worldwide in a single year in our history. Included in these launches will be all-new versions of two iconic Ford vehicles, Mustang and F-150.

Celebrating its 50th anniversary this year, Mustang will be available for the first time in key markets in Europe and Asia. The all-new F-150, part of America's best-selling F-Series lineup, is the toughest, smartest and most capable F-150 ever - setting the standard for the future of trucks.

To support these product launches we are continuing with our largest manufacturing expansion in the last 50 years. We will increase capacity or add production in six of our U.S. assembly plants, and are opening two new plants in Asia, one in South America and one in Europe.

Our focus continues to be on producing vehicles that are best-in-class in quality, environmental impact, safety and innovative technology. The record number of new vehicles we will introduce this year supports our goals of increased global sales and market share, as well as our ongoing commitment to reducing the environmental impact of our vehicles.

Our environmental commitment included the sale of more than 85,000 hybrid, plug-in hybrid and all-electric vehicles in the United States in 2013, the first full year all six of our electrified vehicles were available. That represented a sales increase of nearly 150 percent from the prior year.

We also introduced a Ford Fusion Hybrid automated research vehicle with the University of Michigan and State Farm to study autonomous driving and other advanced technologies. This vehicle builds on a decade of automated driving research at Ford and represents a vital step toward our vision for the future of mobility. We are a leader in wireless automotive communication technology, which will make driving safer, ease traffic congestion and sustain the environment.

Our employees around the world are working together to meet the needs of our customers and the issues confronting our world. We have completed one of the most profitable and successful years in our history, and are building a foundation for even greater success in the future. We have a strong leadership team, a great plan and growing momentum. I look forward to progress and profitability for all.

Thank you for your continued support of our efforts.

William Clay Ford, Jr.
Executive Chairman
March 13, 2014

Alan R. Mulally
President and Chief Executive Officer

Our One Ford plan continues to deliver.

One team. One plan. One goal.

Our One Ford plan continues to deliver. The comprehensive strategy we outlined in our message to shareholders seven years ago continues to inspire us as we transform Ford into an exciting, viable company delivering profitable growth for all.

Guided by our plan, we are working together to serve all markets with a full family of vehicles - small, medium and large; cars, utilities and trucks - each with the best quality, fuel efficiency, safety, smart design and value.

In 2013, we achieved one of the best years in the history of our 111-year-old company, driven by our highest Automotive pre-tax profit in more than a decade and continued solid profit from Ford Credit.

Our strong product lineup led to record full-year profits in North America. Asia Pacific Africa also achieved record profits as we continue to grow aggressively with an expanding portfolio of global products. South America continues to execute its strategy of expanding the product line-up, and despite the impact of unfavorable external factors we delivered an about breakeven result in 2013. Europe continues to implement its transformation plan, achieving lower losses for 2013 compared with 2012 despite higher restructuring costs and lower industry volume.

While we celebrate our strong performance in 2013, we are even more excited by the fact that we have only just begun to see the full potential of our One Ford plan. 2014 represents the next major step in our plan.

Great Products
We will introduce the most vehicles in a single year in our history in 2014, with Ford and Lincoln launching 23 new or significantly refreshed vehicles to customers around the world to help us build on our strong sales momentum.

In 2013, Ford was America's best-selling vehicle brand for the fourth consecutive year, and Ford F-Series continued as the country's best-selling truck for the 37th year in a row and best-selling vehicle for the 32nd consecutive year.

Ford had the largest U.S. market share point gain of any automaker in 2013. Our business is undergoing unprecedented growth in China, where our sales increased nearly 50 percent and set a new record. We also achieved market share gains in South America and Asia Pacific Africa, as well as higher retail sales share in Europe compared with 2012.

Our global sales increased 12 percent in 2013 compared with 2012, as customers took delivery of more than 6 million new Ford and Lincoln vehicles. Our strong global performance was led by Focus, which was the best-selling nameplate in the world for the first nine months of 2013 (the latest data available). Focus was joined by Fiesta to give Ford two of the top five best-selling nameplates worldwide.

We expect to serve even more customers and achieve global sales growth of another 25 percent in the years ahead with a product portfolio that is more balanced than ever.

Strong Business
To meet this growth, we will continue our most ambitious manufacturing expansion in 50 years with two new plants in China, one new plant in Brazil and one new plant in Turkey, as well as increasing capacity or adding production in six of our U.S. assembly plants. We also are creating 11,000 new jobs globally in 2014 - more than we have created in any year in more than a decade.

We made progress in delivering profitable growth in 2013, achieving a full year pre-tax profit of $8.6 billion (excluding special items), or $1.62 per share on an after-tax basis. We achieved our fifth year in a row of positive net income, and 18th consecutive quarter of operating profit.

In 2013 we made $5 billion in cash contributions to our worldwide funded pension plans, and our underfunded position improved by about $10 billion compared with year-end 2012. We also made record profit-sharing payments to our U.S. hourly employees as part of the UAW-Ford collective bargaining agreement. In addition, we doubled the shareholder dividend to 10 cents a share before raising it to 12.5 cents a share in the first quarter of 2014.

Better World
In addition to creating great products and a strong business, we have a proud heritage of making the world a better place. As we expand and realign globally and introduce new products, we are contributing solutions to economic development, energy security and independence, and environmental sustainability. For example, today in the United States we offer eight Ford brand vehicles that deliver 40 mpg or better - more than any of our competitors' brands.

Community service is another important part of our heritage. Ford Motor Company Fund and Community Services, our philanthropic organization, has donated more than $1.5 billion in its 65-year history. Our Ford Volunteer Corps, which will celebrate its 10th anniversary next year, encourages salaried employees to volunteer in their communities. During the eighth annual Ford Global Week of Caring in 2013, approximately 10,000 members of the Ford Volunteer Corps worked on more than 200 projects on six continents.

Going Further to Deliver Profitable Growth for All
We expect 2014 to be another solid year for Ford Motor Company and a critical building block as we invest around the world for profitable growth beyond 2014. As a result of our record number of new product launches, we expect North American pre-tax profit to be lower in 2014 than in 2013. The payoff will be higher volume and revenue opportunities into 2015 and beyond.

Results in 2014 for South America are expected to be about the same as in 2013 at about breakeven. In Europe, we expect results to improve compared with 2013 as we continue the successful implementation of our transformation plan to achieve profitability in the region in 2015.

Our investments in growth in Asia Pacific during the last several years helped us to achieve record market share and profits in 2013. We will continue to execute our growth strategy for the region in 2014, and expect pre-tax profit to be about the same as in 2013.

Overall, total company pre-tax profit, excluding special items, is projected at $7 billion to $8 billion.

Our One Ford plan is driving solid results and profitable growth for all, and we are confident it will continue to do so in the future.

Thank you for your support of our efforts.

Alan R. Mulally
President and Chief Executive Officer
March 13, 2014


Board of Directors
Stephen G. Butler (1,5) Kimberly A. Casiano (1,3,5) Anthony F. Earley, Jr. (2,3,5) Edsel B. Ford II (3,4) William Clay Ford, Jr. (3,4) Richard A. Gephardt (3,5) James P. Hackett (3,5) James H. Hance, Jr. (1,4,5)	William W. Helman IV (3,4,5) Jon M. Huntsman, Jr. (2,3,5) John C. Lechleiter (2,5) Richard A. Manoogian (2,5) Ellen R. Marram (2,3,5) Alan R. Mulally (4) Homer A. Neal (3,4,5) Gerald L. Shaheen (1,5)	John L. Thornton (2,4,5) William Clay Ford (Director Emeritus) Committee Membership (1) Audit (2) Compensation (3) Sustainability (4) Finance (5) Nominating and Governance

Executive Officer Group
William Clay Ford, Jr. Executive Chairman and Chairman of the Board Alan R. Mulally President and Chief Executive Officer Mark Fields Chief Operating Officer James D. Farley, Jr. Executive Vice President, Global Marketing, Sales and Service and Lincoln John Fleming Executive Vice President, Global Manufacturing and Labor Affairs Joseph R. Hinrichs Executive Vice President and President, The Americas Stephen T. Odell Executive Vice President and President, Europe, Middle East and Africa	Robert L. Shanks Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Raymond F. Day Group Vice President, Communications Felicia J. Fields Group Vice President, Human Resources and Corporate Services Bennie W. Fowler Group Vice President, Quality and New Model Launch David G. Leitch Group Vice President and General Counsel Raj Nair Group Vice President, Global Product Development	Ziad S. Ojakli Group Vice President, Government and Community Relations Stuart J. Rowley Vice President and Controller David L. Schoch Group Vice President and President, Asia Pacific Bernard B. Silverstone Group Vice President, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Ford Motor Credit Company Nicholas J. Smither Group Vice President and Chief Information Officer Hau Thai-Tang Group Vice President, Global Purchasing

Other Vice Presidents
Steven R. Armstrong President, Ford South America Joseph Bakaj Product Development, Ford of Europe Birgit Behrendt Global Programs and Purchasing Operations Stephen E. Biegun International Governmental Affairs Robert D. Brown Sustainability, Environment and Safety Engineering Marin A. Burela President, Changan Ford Automobile Corporation, Ltd. Moray Callum Design Roelant de Waard Marketing, Sales and Service, Ford of Europe	William P. Dirksen Labor Affairs Robert J. Fascetti Powertrain Engineering John V. Felice U.S. Marketing, Sales and Service Elena A. Ford Global Dealer and Consumer Experience Kumar A. Galhotra Engineering Bruce Hettle North America Manufacturing Gary A. Johnson Manufacturing, Ford Asia Pacific Burt Jordan Global Vehicle and Powertrain Purchasing and Supplier Diversity John T. Lawler Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Ford Motor China	Paul A. Mascarenas Chief Technical Officer, Research and Advanced Engineering Barb J. Samardzich Chief Operating Officer, Ford of Europe Neil M. Schloss Treasurer Frederiek Toney President, Global Ford Customer Service Division Jeffery C. Wood Manufacturing, Ford of Europe Trevor Worthington Product Development, Asia Pacific

A WALK THROUGH

THE 2013
HIGHLIGHTS

Our fifth year in a row of positive net income

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Focused on serving customers around the world

GREAT
PRODUCTS

With a full family of vehicles – small, medium and large – cars, utilities and trucks

CARS

ELECTRIFIED

UTILITIES

TRUCKS

LINCOLN

Cars

From the Fiesta and its revolutionary 1.0-liter EcoBoost® engine, to the unveiling of the all-new Ford Mustang, 2013 was a ground-breaking year at Ford.

The automaker’s vehicle lineup already featured one of the most fuel-efficient midsize sedans in the Fusion Hybrid. In 2013, Ford built on that legacy by adding Fusion Energi, a plug-in hybrid.

To keep pace with customer demand for the Fusion – which shares a platform with the Mondeo sold in China – Ford increased production during the summer of 2013.

The 1.0-liter-equipped Fiesta, already a hit in European and Asia Pacific markets, introduced to North American a stylish, fun-to-drive, gas-powered vehicle. The Ford Focus continues to be the best-selling vehicle nameplate in the world, based on Ford’s analysis of the latest Polk global vehicle registration data through the first nine months of 2013.

As the year wound to a close, Ford reminded the world that it remains a leader in performance sports cars when it introduced the all-new Ford Mustang. The company’s iconic pony car is slated to hit showrooms in the fall of 2014. The new Mustang was simultaneously revealed in six cities on four continents. It will be sold in markets around the world, including China – the world's fastest growing major market - and will make a return to the European market.

Utilities

Never before had Ford sold 1 million utility vehicles in a single year. In 2013, Ford hit the 1 million mark and blew past it with just over 1.2 million utilities sold globally. Global sales of Ford utilities were up 37 percent in 2013 compared to a year earlier, thanks in large part to the company’s emphasis on ramping up the presence of utilities in markets around the world.

Ford EcoSport fueled the growth as Ford launched its small sport utility vehicle in India, China, Thailand and Europe while enjoying success from its previous launch in South America. EcoSport was Ford’s fastest-growing global vehicle, with a sales spike of 210 percent last year.

Additionally, Ford saw continued success of its Escape/Kuga small utility vehicle. In North America – the largest market for the Escape/Kuga – U.S. sales increased by 13 percent. After launching the vehicle in China in 2013, Ford sold more than 95,000 vehicles to make China the No. 2 market for the vehicle. Escape/Kuga sales saw similar success worldwide, in markets that include Europe, Russia and Brazil.

With its top-selling year in its wake, Ford offered a glimpse of the future of its midsize utility vehicle when it unveiled the redesigned, technology-packed Edge Concept at the L.A. Auto Show in November.

Trucks

Even with F-Series pickup trucks - America’s best-selling truck and best-selling vehicle for more than three decades – in its arsenal, Ford in 2013 demonstrated yet again its willingness to introduce changes that redefine the industry. Previewed as the Ford Atlas Concept at the 2013 North American International Auto Show, the all-new 2015 Ford F-150 is the toughest, smartest and most capable F-150 yet.

Ford also changed the face of enthusiast vehicles when it revealed the 2014 Ford F-150 Tremor, the world’s first EcoBoost^®-powered sport truck. Featuring a 3.5-liter EcoBoost engine that blends V8 performance with V6 fuel economy, the 2014 Tremor immediately captured the imagination of street truck enthusiasts across America.

Ford also added a new gaseous-fuel prep option on the F-150 3.7-liter V6 engine, which will be able to run on compressed natural gas or liquefied petroleum gas. With the addition of F-150, Ford will have eight vehicles available to run on clean-burning, inexpensive CNG/LPG.

The year also saw Ford introduce the 2015 F-Series Super Duty, featuring a second-generation 6.7-liter Power Stroke^® V8 turbo diesel engine with best-in-class horsepower and torque with 440 horsepower and 860 pounds-feet. F-Series Super Duty pickup trucks are also improving work capability with best-in-class towing up to 31,200 pounds.

For the lineup of Ford’s commercial and passenger vans, 2013 was marked by international acclaim. The Ford Transit Connect was named International Van of the Year 2014 at the COMTRANS exhibition in Moscow. A month earlier, the Ford Transit line of vans – including the Transit Custom and the Transit - made its debut in Australia. In the United States, the new 2015 Ford Transit Van is designed to maximize cargo space for carrying large volumes and heavy payloads offering up to 487 cubic feet of volume – 75% more than the largest E-Series van. It will be produced at the renovated Kansas City Assembly Plant.

Lincoln

The first full year of the reinvention of The Lincoln Motor Company saw repeated record sales of its flagship midsize sedan, the Lincoln MKZ. Introduced for the 2013 model year, the MKZ became Lincoln's top-selling vehicle in early 2013, attracting drivers with powertrain options that include a 2.0-liter EcoBoost^® engine, a 3.7-liter six-cylinder, and a hybrid offering. Helping it stand out from hybrid competitors, the MKZ is the only luxury hybrid vehicle on the market available for the same price as the gas-powered version.

The Lincoln promise to build four all-new vehicles by 2016 continued with the reveal of the Lincoln MKC, the newest entry in the small premium utility segment due to reach showrooms during the summer of 2014. The MKC advances the Lincoln design direction established on MKZ, and will give Lincoln entry in the fastest-growing luxury vehicle segment.

As further proof of the automaker's intentions to put emphasis on personal service, Lincoln introduced its its ultra-premium limited-edition Black Label program at the Pebble Beach Concourse d'Elegance. Featuring four luxurious design themes that provide Lincoln customers with a heightened level of design, style, materials, craftsmanship and personal service, Black Label is expected to begin appearing on Lincoln vehicles during the fourth quarter of 2014.

Ford Focus is best-selling vehicle nameplate in the world

Focus continued to be the globe’s top-seller during the first nine months of 2013 (according to latest Polk global market registration data available). Focus sold over 1.1 million units last calendar year. Focus was joined by Fiesta to give Ford two of the top five best-selling nameplates worldwide. Ford F-Series continued as America’s best- selling truck for the 37^th year in a row and best-selling vehicle for the 32^nd consecutive year.

New 1.0-liter EcoBoost engine sets new benchmark for fuel efficiency

Ford pulled the wraps off the 2014 Fiesta in October and immediately set new standards for non-hybrid vehicle fuel efficiency. Fiesta immediately jumped to the top of the gas-powered vehicle fuel-efficiency leaderboard. It became not only the most economical sub-compact, it also outperformed some competitors’ diesel and hybrid offerings. Earlier this year, Ford introduced the 1.0-liter EcoBoost in Europe on its best-selling Focus.

Ford introduces rear inflatable safety belts on 2014 Fusion

Fusion became the only vehicle in the midsize segment to offer rear inflatable safety belts, adding to the sedan’s suite of available safety and driver-assist technologies. Combining the safety attributes of airbags and safety belts, rear inflatable safety belts were introduced by Ford on the 2011 Explorer. Since then, the technology has spread to other vehicles including the Flex, Taurus, Lincoln MKZ and MKT.

Ford introduces next generation of Ford SYNC AppLink

Offering more intuitive, voice-activated control of drivers’ favorite smartphone apps, Ford announced that its next-generation SYNC^® AppLink™ system would debut on the all-new 2015 Ford Mustang. SYNC AppLink gives drivers the ability to connect to some of their favorite smartphone applications using voice commands. More than 1.5 million SYNC AppLink-enabled vehicles are on the road, and Ford expects that number to be more than 7 million by 2015 with the introduction of its downloadable upgrade.

SYNC^® and MyFord Touch™ drive quality satisfaction improvements

SYNC and MyFord Touch were included in 77 percent of all Ford brand vehicles and 84 percent of Lincoln vehicles sold in the United States in 2013 as the automaker continued to rollout system upgrades of its voice-activated infotainment system. Ford customers cite the voice command and touch screen features as top purchase drivers, with 74 percent of owners of SYNC-equipped vehicles saying they would “Definitely” recommend the system.

Ford builds 2 millionth EcoBoost^® engine

Ford celebrated a manufacturing milestone in September when it produced the 2 millionth fuel-saving EcoBoost engine. EcoBoost technology combines smaller overall size with turbocharging, direct injection and variable valve timing to bring customers outstanding performance and fuel economy. Ford’s EcoBoost engines can deliver significantly better fuel economy than larger-displacement gasoline engines. The EcoBoost family grew in 2013 to include the 1.5-liter four-cylinder, which debuted in the Fusion.

Ford EcoSport Urban SUV brings smart technologies to global markets

Ford celebrated the official launch of its EcoSport SUV in Thailand, furthering the global availability of its aspirational alternative to the compact car. EcoSport packages small-car practicality and SUV capability in a vehicle loaded with smart technologies. EcoSport is powered by Ford’s global 1.5-liter EcoBoost® engine, and features SYNC® with MyFord Touch™ infotainment system, which offers voice-activated controls and the latest in hands-free driver connectivity.

New obstacle avoidance technology debuts on Ford Edge Concept

Drivers got a glimpse of the future of automated driving when Ford unveiled its new Edge Concept vehicle in Los Angeles. Some examples of the advanced research driver-assist technologies that may be featured on the Edge Concept is obstacle avoidance technology, a sensor-based technology that helps drivers avoid collisions with stopped or slowed vehicles. Other driver-assist technologies that may be featured on the Edge Concept include a fully assisted parking aid, a lane-keeping system and adaptive cruise control with collision warning.

Here’s the dirt on Ford’s new paint technology: There isn’t any.

New Ford F-Series models are the latest vehicles to benefit from the company’s industry-first dirt detection technology to ensure optimal paint and surface quality. The system uses high-resolution cameras and reflected light to digitally identify surface imperfections finer than a grain of salt in final vehicle assembly, cueing operators where to polish and buff out imperfections. By using dirt detection technology, Ford improved paint quality and reduced customer complaints about the vehicle surface finish by 82 percent within one year, as measured by customer warranty data for F-Series models.

New Ford Transit offers a wide range of choices and best-in-class mileage

The all-new Transit builds on its more than 48 years of heritage in Europe, where it is the best-selling commercial vehicle nameplate. Three proven powertrains will offer best-in-class mileage with plenty of performance to get the job done, while also providing alternative fuel options. Transit offers the widest choice of roof heights, wheelbases and body lengths to maximize flexibility, plus a full suite of onboard features and technologies that are intuitive, easy to operate and designed for business.

New 360-degree camera gives Ford F-150 drivers the ultimate driver aide

Using exterior cameras that create a bird’s-eye view of the vehicle, the new F-150 provides drivers with improved visibility from every angle. A new 360-degree camera system helps drivers park, maneuver in tight spots, and navigate down narrow roads and trails. The system – the first of its kind for pickup trucks – provides a view of all four sides of the vehicle courtesy of images from cameras mounted in the grille, tailgate and under each sideview mirror. Those images are stitched together to give the driver an overhead view of the vehicle and as much as seven feet of surrounding space.

High-strength steel makes new Ford F-150 pickup toughest ever

Built Ford Tough™ took on new meaning when the F-150 pickup truck got even tougher courtesy of increased use of ultra-high-strength steel to construct its frame. To construct its signature fully boxed frame, Ford engineers increased the use of high-strength steel, up to 70,000-psi, from 23 percent to 77 percent. As a result, the F-150 boasts a more durable frame, while shedding up to 60 pounds to contribute to increased fuel economy.

Delivering profitable growth

STRONG
BUSINESS

The foundation of everything we do is our One Ford plan.

FINANCIAL OVERVIEW

GLOBAL GROWTH

FORD CREDIT

Ford had an outstanding year in 2013, the fourth in a row. The Company’s pre-tax operating profit was among the best in our history and Automotive operating-related cash flow was a record since at least 2001. These full-year results reflect an Automotive sector operating profit that was the highest in more than a decade with record profits in North America and Asia Pacific Africa, about break-even result in South America, and a lower loss in Europe than last year.

Ford Credit was solidly profitable. Volume and revenue grew compared to last year with market share gains in the United States, South America, and in Asia Pacific Africa, which was driven by record market share in China. Retail share was also higher in Europe.

Consistent with our plan to provide regular growing dividends that are sustainable over an economic or business cycle, we doubled the dividend in 2013 and announced an additional 25% increase for the first quarter of 2014.

In addition, four of the major rating agencies that rate us now report Ford and Ford Credit as investment grade.

We have made tremendous progress in recent years by executing the fundamentals of our One Ford plan, and there are significant benefits ahead as we continue to leverage our global assets. We continue to remain confident in our plan and our ability to deliver profitable growth for all.

CONTRIBUTING TO

A BETTER
WORLD

We will Go Further by remaining a leader in sustainable business practices

SUSTAINABILITY

VOLUNTEERING

MOBILITY

SUSTAINABILITY

Our sustainability strategy and the pursuit of our related goals have enhanced our reputation and contributed to the competitiveness of our products, operations and workforce, and are helping us build social, environmental and financial value.

Ford Motor Company cut CO2 emissions from its global facilities by 37 percent per vehicle produced between 2000 and 2012 and plans for a 30 percent reduction from 2010 to 2025.

To facilitate continued reduction of CO2 emissions from our products, we are implementing a wide range of fuel efficiency technologies, advanced powertrains, and alternative fuel capabilities across our global product portfolio. For example, we now offer six electrified vehicle choices: Fusion Hybrid, C-MAX Hybrid and Lincoln MKZ Hybrid; Fusion Energi and C-MAX Energi plug-in hybrids; and Focus Electric.

Ford’s efforts to tackle a myriad of sustainability challenges in a rapidly changing world are not limited to CO2 reduction. We are also focused on global water challenges, safety achievements and other sustainability-related issues including Ford’s Code of Human Rights, Basic Working Conditions and Corporate Responsibility, and the reduction of waste-to-landfill per vehicle.

View the current version of the Ford Blueprint for Sustainability

VOLUNTEERING

Over 10,000 members of the Ford Volunteer Corps joined together in 2013 to tackle more than 200 projects on six continents during the eighth annual Ford Global Week of Caring.

The Ford Volunteer Corps was out in force from China to Australia and from Europe to the Americas in mid-September. Ford Global Week of Caring is the highlight of a year-round global campaign to flex the volunteer muscle of Ford employees, retirees and dealers.

Ford employee volunteers undertook a wide variety of projects around the world. These projects included building temporary shelters for homeless children in China, renovating a community youth center in Germany, providing clean drinking water facilities in disadvantaged parts of India and South Africa, and participating in environmental restoration activities in Australia.

In the United States, Ford employees in 16 states built homes, rehabilitated shelters, fed the hungry, created urban vegetable gardens, and assisted military veterans, including the sponsorship of an Honor Flight for World War II veterans from Kansas City to visit the World War II Memorial in Washington, D.C.

Nonprofit organizations in Europe and the Asia Pacific Africa region shared more than $200,000 in grants for their projects. Ford Motor Company Fund also contributed more than $90,000 to support the U.S.-based activities.