Partners and community
We represent a diverse set of communities and interests, and we are coming together because we all share the belief that autonomous driving cars can save lives, improve independence, and create new mobility options. Join us.
We're imagining a better future where we're all connected.
Meet our partners.
Greater community
We are proud to support a wide network of safety, mobility and community organizations and highlight their expertise with our community.
Arizona Council of the Blind
AZCEND
Greater Good Charities
ICAN
Karsh Center
National Council for Independent Living
National Federation of the Blind
Phoenix Children's
Special Olympics Arizona
United Spinal Association
United Way
Latest Stories from Our Partners
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The Richmond Neighborhood Center
A San Francisco Nonprofit Leader Envisions How Autonomous Driving Could Help Drive Her Organization's Mission
The Richmond Neighborhood Center, a nonprofit in San Francisco, shares how Waymo's fully autonomous vehicles could help scale their food delivery services, connect community, and drive their mission of creating a city where everyone can thrive and live for generations.
Charles of SCLC and Doris of SYLDI
Community Leaders Talk Autonomous Driving and Mobility Equity
Hear how our partnership with SCLC invites thought leaders to help shape the conversation around fully autonomous driving technology’s potential to improve mobility equity.
Partnered with Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Sahl's Story
A Woman With a Dream of Autonomous Driving Takes a Chance on TikTok, Ends Up Riding With Waymo
After sharing a TikTok that went viral about wanting to ride an autonomous vehicle to improve her mobility, Sahl reflects on her expereince riding in a Waymo.
Latest News from Our Partners
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Waymo Delivers Baby Care Donations to San Francisco Family Resource Centers
Waymo partnered with First 5 San Francisco, a San Francisco county department dedicated to early childhood development, to deliver urgently needed baby care items to local nonprofits helping area families.
May 12, 2022
Epilepsy Foundation of Arizona and Waymo Team up to Raise Awareness About Epilepsy
Approximately 77,000 people in Arizona have epilepsy, one of the most common neurological conditions in the world, according to the Epilepsy Foundation of Arizona. For children like Travis who may or may not be able to get their license one day, Anderson said autonomous driving technology could give them another safe mobility option.
April 19, 2022
Partnered with Epilepsy Foundation of Arizona
Decades After Crash, School Principal Joins Phoenix Children’s and Waymo for Road Safety Advocacy
Phoenix Children’s and Waymo Partner to Raise Awareness About Child Passenger Safety
April 12, 2022