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“Ferrovial Together COVID-19” Fund
We have set up the “Ferrovial Together COVID-19” fund with an endowment of up to 8.7 million euros to raise proceeds for the fight against the pandemic.
We made an initial contribution of €5 million from the company. At the same time, we launched a drive to raise funds among employees, directors, shareholders, contractors, suppliers and anyone wishing to make a contribution, based on the company’s commitment to double all donations. To date, the “Ferrovial Together COVID-19” fund has raised €8.690 million through contributions by Ferrovial and third parties.
The “Ferrovial Together COVID-19” fund was used to make donations to the Health Administration, hospitals, universities, research & development centers, and NGOs in a series of specific projects. These projects were focus on the acquisition of medical supplies and medical equipment and the investigation of pharmacological solutions or vaccines to combat the effects of the pandemic caused by the COVID-19 virus. The company also donated funds to help vulnerable groups or those at risk of exclusion as a result of the current health crisis. The awarding of the funds were done with full transparency, indicating the beneficiary entity and the project.
Check the terms of the policy for the “Ferrovial Together COVID-19” fund.
If you are interested in declaring the donation in your 2021 tax filing, please find the relevant information below.
Distribution of the first, second and third tranche of donations
We have completed the distribution of €8.69 million out of the “Ferrovial Together COVID-19” fund, through organizations fighting the pandemic in the social, healthcare and research dimensions, in Spain, the United Kingdom, the United States, Chile, Peru, Colombia, Poland and Portugal. That is the total amount of aid distributed to date, and includes the figures disclosed on 8 and 28 May.
Spain is the country that has received the largest share of funds to date (€5 million), followed by the United States (€1.33 million) and the United Kingdom (€1 million). Other recipients are Peru (€435,000), Colombia (€380,000), Chile (€200,000), Poland (€150,000) and Portugal (€195,000).
Donations for healthcare equipment
In the area of healthcare, the company has allocated €3.555 million for the acquisition of healthcare equipment, with the distribution being as follows:
| Institution | Amount (Euro) | Material |
| Salud Madrid (Spain) | 1,000,000 | 300,000 FFP2 masks70 respirators |
| Servicio Andaluz de Salud (Spain) | 625,000 | 150,000 FFP2 masks30,000 tests |
| Servicio Gallego de Salud (Spain) | 200,000 | 80,000 FFP2 masks |
| Agencia Valenciana de Salud (Spain) | 450,000 | 80,000 FFP2 masks30,000 tests |
| Servicio de Salud de Castilla-La Mancha (Spain) | 125,000 | 50,000 FFP2 masks |
| Servicio Cántabro de Salud (Spain) | 100,000 | 40,000 FFP2 masks |
| Servicio Catalán de Salud (Spain) | 250,000 | 30,000 tests |
| Servicio Canario de Salud (Spain) | 250,000 | 100,000 FFP2 masks |
| National Health Service (UK) | 60,000 | 20 respirators |
| Amey Supporting Care (UK) | 45,000 | Masks and protective equipment |
| Hospital Infantil Roberto del Río (Chile) | 10,000 | Masks and hygiene material |
| Hospital de Santarem (Portugal) | 25,000 | PPE and healthcare material |
| Red Cross (Portugal) | 25,000 | Protective and hygiene material |
| Red Cross (Poland) | 115,000 | Protective and hygiene material |
| Red Cross (Colombia) | 80,000 | 30,000 FFP2 masks70,000 surgical masks |
| Ministerio de Salud (Peru) | 195,000 | 27,000 tests |
Social donations
The health crisis is having a major economic impact, especially on families that were already in a vulnerable situation. The effect of the pandemic has increased the number of people in a situation of social risk, who are also experiencing greater difficulty in meeting basic needs such as food, hygiene products and medicine. Ferrovial has donated €4.235 million to prestigious institutions in this field. They include Caritas, CESAL, World Vision and World Central Kitchen, in Spain; The Trussell Trust Food Bank, in the UK; various food banks and World Central Kitchen, in the United States; Techo, in Chile; Action Against Hunger, in Colombia; CESAL and Ayuda en Acción, in Peru; and the Red Cross in Portugal and Poland. This aid will reach around 115,000 people, enabling the distribution of 1,710,000 meals.
| Institution | Amount | Details |
| Caritas (Spain) | 1,000,000 | Support for families, elderly and homeless people in Alcalá de Henares, Getafe, Huelva, Madrid, Málaga, Santander, Santiago de Compostela, Sevilla, Valencia, Ávila, Tortosa, Ciudad Rodrigo, Huesca, Guadix, Vic, Jaca, Canarias, Soria. |
| World Vision | 250,000 | Food centers in Barcelona, Madrid, Sevilla, Alicante, Santiago de Compostela, Santander, Granada, Mieres. |
| CESAL-Ayuntamiento de Madrid | 300,000 | Daily meals in the Villaverde and La Latina districts |
| Fundación Colegio de Caminos (Spain) | 10,000 | Support for members affected by COVID-19 |
| The Trussell Trust Food Bank (UK) | 300,000 | Vauxhall Foodbank (London), Glasgow NW Foodbank, Burngreave Foodbank (Sheffield), South Liverpool Foodbank, Cardiff Foodbank, Aston & Nechells Foodbank (Birmingham), Falkirk Foodbank, Belfast West Foodbank, Leeds South and East Foodbank, North Bristol Foodbank, Dorking Area Foodbank, Blackwood and District Foodbank (Wales) |
| SSAFA Emergency Response Fund (UK) | 50,000 | Assistance for vulnerable personnel in the British Armed Forces |
| Lighthouse Construction Charity (UK) | 50,000 | Support for construction workers |
| World Central Kitchen (Spain) | 180,000 | Food for distribution to meal centers in Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia and Sevilla |
| World Central Kitchen (USA) | 185,000 | Food for distribution to meal centers in Washington DC |
| Food banks (USA) | 1,000,000 | Foundation for Fairfax Public Schools, Virginia Capital Area Food Bank (VA); Houston Food Bank, Tarrant Area Food Bank, West Texas Food Bank, North Texas Food Bank, Central Texas Food Bank, Covid Relief Fund (OneStar Foundation), Central Texas Meals on Wheels, Caritas of Waco (TX); Atlanta Food Bank, Atlanta Meals on Wheels (GA); Kern County Food Bank (CA); Second Harvest, Loaves and Fishes – Mecklenburg County (NC) Greater Capital Area Food Bank (DC). Denver Food Bank of the Rockies (CO) |
| Techo (Chile) | 190,000 | Hygiene kits, and food and meals for meal centers. |
| Semente – Voluntarios Lipor (Portugal) | 50,000 | Support for families |
| Casa do Misericordia (Portugal) | 50,000 | Persons aged 65 and over in Porto, Vila Nova de Gaia, Matosinhos, Maia, Valongo and Vila do Conde |
| Acción contra el Hambre (Colombia) | 300,000 | Delivery of food packages and hygiene kits to families in Bogotá and other cities |
| CESAL (Peru) | 100,000 | Delivery of food and hygiene kits to families in Lima Este |
| Ayuda en Acción (Peru) | 140,000 | Delivery of food and hygiene kits to families and health centers in Callao. |
| Red Cross (Poland) | 80,000 | Distribution of food and hygiene products |
Donations for research
Ferrovial, which is making major efforts to combat the pandemic, is also supporting research to develop a vaccine for the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus, which is the cause of the COVID-19 pandemic. We have donated €500,000 to University of Oxford, which is undertaking one of the most advanced projects to develop a vaccine. It also allocated €250,000 for two vaccine projects at Spain’s National Centre for Biotechnology, which is part of the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC), and €150,000 to Baylor College of Medicine, in Texas, which is working to develop a vaccine that modifies the virus proteins.
| Institution | Amount (Euro) | Project |
| Centro Nacional de Biotecnología (CSIC) (Spain) | 250,000 | Research into two potential vaccines |
| Oxford University (UK) | 500,000 | Research for vaccine development |
| Baylor College of Medicine (Houston. USA) | 150,000 | Research for vaccine development |
