dlivrd Difference
2026 Impact Report
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The dlivrd Difference team with the children of Fundación Mica Sonrisas in Bucaramanga, Colombia
2026 Impact Report

Showing up,
one initiative
at a time.

$108,666 given 4,192 families reached 30 partners 2 countries
The social impact arm of dlivrd Technologies Inc. · Philadelphia, PA & Bucaramanga, Colombia
dlivrd Difference · 2026

Showing
Up.

Not one check, but a relationship that grows a little more every month.

Welcome

A Letter to Our Community

Six dlivrd team members posing together

Dear friends,

When we started dlivrd Difference, we made ourselves a simple promise: every success would become an opportunity to give back. This report is our way of showing you what that promise looked like in 2026.

It looked like a softball team in new uniforms and a young gymnast receiving her scholarship. It looked like a rising river that washed away everything a man owned, and a phone call that made sure he didn't have to start over alone. It looked like our team in Bucaramanga, Colombia sharing a mural, a meal and an afternoon of games with the kids at Fundación Capaz, and our team in Pennsylvania standing with the Abington police at the Abington Triathlon.

We learned something this year that we want to share with you. The most powerful thing a company can do isn't write a single big check. It is to keep showing up, month after month, for the same people and the same places. That is why so many of the partners in these pages are not new to us. They are relationships we plan to keep.

None of this happens without the people behind it: drivers, who nominate the students they believe in; our clients and partners, whose success funds this work; and our teams in the U.S. and Colombia, who give their time and their hearts.

Thank you for being part of our story. We can't wait to see what we build together next.

With gratitude,
dlivrd Technologies Inc.

About us

Who We Are

dlivrd Difference is the social impact arm of dlivrd Technologies Inc. We turn the success of dTech and its partners into community impact, through donations, partnerships and volunteer time.

Our Purpose

To make every delivery and every success a force for good, proving that business growth and community giving go hand in hand.

What makes us different

We don't believe in performative giving. We believe showing up consistently is the most powerful form of impact. So we build long-term relationships, not one-time campaigns.

The Philadelphia team at a softball field
Philadelphia, PA
The Bucaramanga team with children and families in the stands
Bucaramanga, Colombia
Our values
  • Purpose Through Business
  • Transparency
  • Shared Success
  • Lasting Impact
  • Responsibility
How we give

Our four pillars

Young dancers in folk costumes and yellow neckerchiefs

Kids & Youth

Scholarships, education programs, youth development and youth athletics, so every young person has access to better opportunities.

Food donations loaded in a truck

Food Insecurity

Food banks, breakfast programs, local kitchen partnerships and direct donations, so no family goes hungry.

A triathlon finisher celebrating with his arms raised

First Responders & Community

Police partnerships, trust-building events and local health and wellness programs, so neighborhoods feel safe and connected.

Volunteers gathered on a trail in the Wissahickon

Environmental Sustainability

Emissions offsetting, environmental volunteering and community cleanups, so our deliveries leave a lighter footprint.

Transparency

Where our giving went

    PillarGivenShareFamilies impacted
    Kids & Youth$57,52053%3,318
    First Responders & Community$22,85621%730
    Environmental Sustainability$12,56312%—
    Food Insecurity & Shelter$10,2269%144
    Disaster Relief$5,5005%—
    Kids & Youth: a child with balloon toys at an event
    First Responders & Community: the team and police officers behind a sponsor banner
    Environmental Sustainability: a volunteer planting trees
    Food Insecurity: a pickup truck loaded with donated food

    What it is

    Gifts for Grads is an initiative of dlivrd Difference that awards scholarships to recent high school graduates heading to college or trade school. What makes it special is who chooses them: drivers who use one of the platforms of dlivrd Technologies Inc. and its family of companies. They are the people who know their communities best, and they nominate the students they see working hard every day.

    How it works

    1. 1Nomination

      Drivers who use a dlivrd Technologies Inc. platform nominate students they believe deserve to be recognized and supported.

    2. 2Selection

      Each student is reviewed through a thoughtful process that centers potential, effort and circumstance.

    3. 3Recognition

      Selected students receive a scholarship, presented in person at their graduation celebration.

    4. 4Storytelling

      With consent, students and families share their moments, in their own words.

    12students recognized
    $12,000in scholarships
    52driver nominations
    Gifts for Grads

    Meet the 2026 honorees

    Twelve students. Twelve stories of potential. Nominated by drivers on dlivrd Technologies Inc. platforms, who see them every day.

    Featured with the permission of students and their families.

    Gifts for Grads

    A closer look

    Three honorees, in their own words.

    Laeton

    An All-State jazz saxophonist who uses his talent to bring music education to kids in underrepresented communities.

    Keon

    Transferred schools as a freshman and rebuilt his footing through tutoring, structure, and determination, now excelling academically and on the basketball team.

    Rayna

    An elite-level gymnast and straight-A student, headed to a missions-focused college program.

    “This award is helping me finance everything, from my travel to my tuition. It’s making my next step possible.”

    - Rayna Hample
    A look back

    Gifts for Grads first recognized Vanessa, Mykala and Serenity in 2023. With this year's 14 scholarships, dlivrd Difference has now awarded 17 scholarships in total.

    Donate

    zeffy.com/en-US/donation-form/dlivrd-difference
    Nominations for 2027 open in April.

    The dlivrd Difference team and the kids of Fundación Capaz posing together

    Share the Care

    From Local Impact to Global Connection

    What it is. Share the Care is our volunteer mini-series. It started in early 2025 with a simple idea: some of the most important work in our communities happens quietly, and it deserves to be seen. In each episode, our team shows up at a nonprofit, rolls up its sleeves, and helps tell that organization's story to a wider audience.

    From Philadelphia to Bucaramanga, Share the Care connects our teams in the U.S. and Colombia through acts of service.

    It's not about helping once. It's about staying.

    Share the Care

    The episodes

    EP 1
    Hands in ServiceWarrington, PA

    Launched during National Volunteer Month, our first episode featured a nonprofit that has run medical missions, disaster relief and donation distribution since 2008, supporting more than 130 other nonprofits.

    EP 2
    Fundación Mica SonrisasBucaramanga, Colombia

    Share the Care went international with a foundation fighting child malnutrition and improving mobility and education access. They have delivered more than 30,000 breakfasts and thousands of bicycles.

    EP 3
    Abington Sprint Triathlon

    We sponsored the inaugural race alongside the Abington Township Police Department, celebrating health, wellness and community trust. The relationship grew so strong that we returned as a sponsor in 2026.

    EP 4
    Kisses for Kyle Foundation

    Powered by our "Donation Dish Word" on Talk Tech Live: every time a guest said the word of the day, dlivrd donated. The funds went directly to families fighting childhood cancer across the Delaware Valley.

    Share the Care · continued
    EP 5
    Fundación CapazColombia

    Our team spent a day with the Capaz community. We donated a mural to their Casa de la Cultura, shared food with the children, and spent the afternoon playing and dancing together. That day became the start of a monthly, long-term partnership.

    St. Peter's Community Fridge

    We teamed up with Gerhard’s Appliances for a charity softball tournament, with every dollar raised going to the St. Peter’s Food Cupboard. Our team also donated about $1,000 worth of food. Together, the community filled a whole truckload of goods for the Abington Community Pantry and St. Peter’s Church, neighbors showing up for neighbors.

    It is not just about helping once. It is about staying.

    “Together, we donated a full truckload of food, raised funds, and collected canned goods for the Abington Community Pantry and St. Peter’s Church, giving back to our neighbors in need. We couldn’t have done it without every partner who showed up.”

    — Ally Gerhard, Gerhard’s Appliances

    “The experience has been great. Seeing what we can do for these kids in the community, helping out as best we can has been awesome so far.”

    - Austin Bauerle, dlivrd Difference

    Watch the full Share the Care playlist on YouTube.

    Featured Partnerships

    The Ones
    We Keep
    Showing
    Up For

    Some partnerships start with a single event and never really end. Kisses for Kyle and Fundación Capaz are the clearest picture of what we mean by showing up consistently: not one check, but a relationship that grows a little more every month.

    A little girl holding a Kisses for Kyle balloon
    dlivrd team members and Fundación Capaz children in front of a mural
    Two children holding hands on a beach
    Featured Partnership

    Kisses for Kyle Foundation

    Who they are. The Kisses for Kyle Foundation supports families fighting childhood cancer across the Delaware Valley.

    Our story together. We met through Share the Care. On Talk Tech Live, every time a guest said the "Donation Dish Word" of the day, dlivrd donated, and every dollar went to Kisses for Kyle. That episode turned into a friendship. Today, when Kisses for Kyle needs a place to bring families together, our doors are open.

    Moments from the year
    • Bingo Night We opened our office for six hours of games, prizes and laughter with 40 families.
    • Movie Night A cozy night in for families who needed one.
    • Casino Night (Nov 6, 2026) Our biggest event yet, co-hosted with Kisses for Kyle at Verde Colab in Glenside. Guests will try their luck at 15 casino tables (blackjack, poker, craps, roulette and a money wheel), with a silent auction, raffle, food, drinks and music. Our goal is to raise $50,000, split equally between dlivrd Difference and Kisses for Kyle, and VIP tickets sold out weeks ahead. Web: https://dlivrddifference.org/casino-night/ · Final results: Q4 update
    • A home base Since June, we've donated office space for the foundation's events and work.
    • Everyday support We cover a monthly Verde membership for the foundation.
    Bingo Night at the dlivrd office
    Bingo Night
    Donated gifts piled up at the Gift Drive
    Gift Drive
    Casino Night invitation on a green felt table
    Casino Night
    A family enjoying the Holiday Party dessert catering delivery
    Holiday Party Dessert Catering Delivery
    The Fundación Capaz children and the dlivrd team posing in front of the Soy Capaz wall
    Featured Partnership · Colombia

    Fundación Capaz

    Who they are. Fundación Capaz works with children and young people in Colombia through youth programs, dance and cultural activities.

    Our story together. It began with one Share the Care volunteer day. Our team spent the day with the Capaz community. By the end of it, we knew one visit wasn't enough. Capaz became our first monthly, long-term partner. Since then, we keep dreaming up new ways to show up, from English classes to the mural.

    Moments from the year
    • Snacks, every month Each month we bring enough snacks to last the whole month for children from low-income families.
    • Costumes for Mexico We funded the costumes for the dancers' trip to perform in Mexico.
    • A festival of their own We sponsored Capaz's own dance festival in the north of Bucaramanga.
    • English classes Volunteers from our team teach English classes to Capaz students.
    • A mural to rehearse under Our team painted a mural at their rehearsal space.
    Three team members showing their hands in front of the Soy Capaz wall
    Children in a classroom holding up their scratch art
    Volunteers painting a mural
    A cart loaded with snacks and drinks
    Capaz drummers rehearsing on a painted staircase
    Young dancers in folk costumes and yellow neckerchiefs
    Pillar 1

    Kids & Youth

    Room to Grow

    Every kid deserves a team to belong to, a coach who believes in them, and a door that opens when they're ready to walk through it. Kids & Youth is our largest pillar.

    $57,520given
    20contributions
    3,318families
    Kids & Youth

    Every kid deserves a team

    This year we helped keep young athletes on the field. We sponsored Warrington Baseball (800 families), GYAC and Springfield Little League Softball. We backed Girls on the Run Piedmont, which builds confidence in young girls through running. And when the Roslyn Boys & Girls Club basketball team made it to the state championship, we helped them get there.

    Standing with families in hard seasons

    Some of our deepest partnerships are with families facing childhood illness. Our work with the Kisses for Kyle Foundation, one of our two featured partners, has its own page (page 17). We were also a Diamond Sponsor of the Hatboro-Horsham THON, raising funds for Four Diamonds childhood cancer research.

    Making room for every child

    We supported a movie night for San Diego families of children with special needs through the Special Needs Resource Foundation (200 families). With Bojangles, we joined Nathaniel's Hope for their Orlando "Make 'em Smile" event, reaching 1,500 families. We also sponsored Sunrise Day Camp (200 families) and a golf outing for The Breathing Room (150 families).

    Three people smiling and holding a Special Needs Resource Foundation flyer

    Opening doors to education

    Beyond Gifts for Grads, we funded $6,000 in Horsham scholarships for two students. Pending resource

    In Colombia: Fundación Capaz

    Our monthly partnership with Fundación Capaz, from snacks to English classes, is featured on page 18.

    Children drawing together at a table, seen from above
    The dlivrd team and police officers behind a sponsor banner in a gym
    Pillar 2

    First Responders & Community

    Neighbors Who Show Up

    Safe communities are built on trust, and trust is built when people show up for each other.

    $22,856given
    5contributions
    730families
    A parade for the whole town. Our largest single gift of the year, $10,000, went to the Greater Glenside Patriotic Parade, a tradition that brings about 500 local families together.
    A volunteer in a green mascot costume at the Abington triathlon
    A triathlon finisher celebrating with his arms raised
    Back at the starting line. After sponsoring the first Abington Sprint Triathlon, we came back in 2026 with a $5,000 sponsorship alongside the Abington Township Police Department. It's a day that puts first responders and neighbors side by side, celebrating health and community.
    Four golfers with a Kevin Regan Family Foundation sign
    A foundation we stand behind. We gave $7,856 across three gifts to the Kevin Regan Family Foundation, and our team joined their golf outing last October.
    Two volunteers working in a backyard at Marvin's Home
    The dlivrd team posing together after a volunteer day
    The team in front of a YMCA mural
    Four volunteers at the entrance of a food pantry
    Pillar 3

    Food Insecurity & Shelter

    A Warm Meal, a Safe Place

    No one should have to choose between a meal and a warm night's sleep.

    $10,226given
    72volunteer hours
    144families
    A team day at Marvin's Home. Our team spent 72 hours volunteering and donated $5,000.
    When a river took everything. A member of our community called us about a friend experiencing homelessness whom he'd been supporting. After a storm, a rising river had washed away all of his supplies. We covered $482 to help him replace what he'd lost. It was a small gift, and it's one of the stories we're proudest of.
    Warmth for winter. We donated 48 blankets to DOPE to hand out to people experiencing homelessness.
    Meals that travel. We supported Hungry Souls Austin ($2,572.50, 83 families), Meals on Wheels America and Share Food.
    A volunteer packing food kits in front of a YMCA mural
    A woman receiving a food kit in Bucaramanga
    YMCA, Food for Families in need. Our team in Colombia joined the YMCA Foundation to fight food insecurity close to home. We packed the food kits together and delivered them in person to people in need in Bucaramanga.
    A large group of dlivrd volunteers at a Wissahickon cleanup day
    Pillar 4

    Environmental Sustainability

    Lighter Footprints

    Every delivery we make travels through someone's neighborhood. We believe we owe those neighborhoods, and the planet, something back.

    $12,563invested
    1,342tonnes CO₂ offset
    3.3Mmiles driven, all offset
    Map of Ecologi projects funded
    Offsetting every mile. Through our monthly partnership with Ecologi, we offset the carbon from our expedite deliveries: 3.3 million miles driven, and every tonne offset. Our contributions fund reforestation and certified landfill gas projects.
    Caring for a local treasure. We gave $1,500 to Friends of the Wissahickon to protect one of Philadelphia's most loved green spaces.
    Two volunteers with a trash bag cleaning a woodland trail
    Volunteers gathered at a briefing on the Wissahickon trail
    Volunteers working in the Wissahickon creek bed
    Our People

    The Heart Behind the Work

    The dlivrd team posing together after a volunteer day
    The team in front of a YMCA mural
    The dlivrd team posing in front of a mural
    The Philadelphia team at a softball field

    None of the stories in this report happen without people. Our team members brought causes to the table, led volunteer days, and gave their time.

    Thank you to everyone at dlivrd Difference who supports the vision. Whether you led a volunteer day, brought a cause to the table or simply showed up, you made every story in this report possible.

    Gratitude

    Thank You to Our Partners

    More than thirty organizations trusted us to stand beside them this year. We're grateful for every one.

    The dlivrd team posing in front of a mural
    Looking Ahead

    Let's Keep Showing Up

    We're proud of 2026, and we're just getting started. Next year, we're setting bigger goals:

    • 50,000+meals funded for families in need
    • 500+volunteer hours across partner causes
    • 100%of dTech's operational carbon footprint offset
    • A growing Gifts for Grads cohort, with nominations opening April 2027
    • More Share the Care episodes in the U.S. and Colombia

    When companies lead with purpose, communities thrive.

    Appendix

    Every 2026 Contribution

    Transparency is one of our values, so here is every gift we logged from January to September 2026. Q4 update

    Appendix · continued
    Sources
    • dlivrd difference 2026 KPI Tracker
    • Share the Care Initiative brief; Gifts for Grads brief and landing page draft
    • Doc to share with corporate partners; dlivrd Difference Company Brief 2026