CONTRIBUTING TO A MORE SUSTAINABLE FUTURE. THAT’S WHAT REALLY MATTERS.

We started with tires. Today, we’re doing so much more. As we evolve into a sustainable solutions company, we’re relentlessly seeking ways to improve the journey for a world in motion. Because what really matters is not just getting you down the road, but getting future generations down one, too. Scroll on to learn more about what we’re doing to create a more sustainable world for society and our customers.

“I am convinced that a simple profit‑seeking business will never thrive, but a business that contributes to its society and country will be forever profitable.”

Shōjirō Ishibashi
Founder, Bridgestone Corporation

CO-CREATING IMPACT WITH NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS. THAT’S WHAT REALLY MATTERS.

Since 1952, we’ve partnered with organizations that keep society moving forward. Today, we fund and provide volunteer support to hundreds of organizations throughout the U.S. Advancing society through charitable giving is a crucial part of our journey to creating a better world. Scroll on to learn more about our charitable giving and community engagement.

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More chances to play. More opportunities to develop skills for the future.

From designing new rubber-related equipment for elite Para-athletes to helping support adaptive sports programming at the local community level with non-profit partners like Adaptive Sports Ohio, we are helping to create opportunities for people of all abilities and backgrounds to participate in sports.

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OUR COMMUNITIES. OUR CORPORATE PURPOSE.

Bridgestone is committed to making an impact beyond the road. Each year, we invest in communities across the country through charitable giving, volunteerism and partnerships with a wide array of nonprofit organizations where our teammates move, live, work and play.

Helping the next generation of innovators develop skills that will advance the future of mobility.

On July 14, 2024, the Indy Autonomous Challenge (IAC) self-driving racecar set a new autonomous hill climb record at the Goodwood Festival of Speed. The PoliMove-MSU team that participated included students from Italy and the United States. They programmed a driverless car that relied on Bridgestone racing tires for optimal grip and control. The collaborative efforts delivered a new record finishing time of 66.37 seconds and a top speed of 111.2 mph on the iconic course.

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