Empowerment & Opportunity

Domino’s purpose is to feed the power of possible, one pizza at a time. This is done in many ways, but none as representative as the fact that substantially all of Domino’s U.S. franchisees began their careers as delivery drivers or in other in-store positions. Domino’s believes in fostering a culture of empowerment and opportunity, and we strive to support nonprofit organizations on a mission to do the same in the communities where we have corporate operations.

The Baltimore Station, which aids Maryland veterans in exiting the cycle of poverty; Detroit Food Academy, which inspires young Detroiters to pursue entrepreneurial experiences rooted in food; and Peace Neighborhood Center, which promotes self-sufficiency and community involvement to youth in Ann Arbor, Michigan, are just a few examples of more than 200 organizations we support in local communities. These organizations are working to help others achieve the power of possible, especially those identifying with underrepresented populations.

In addition to local nonprofit support, Domino’s launched a needs-based scholarship with the United Negro College Fund (UNCF) for students at UNCF-member institutions. Since its launch, we’ve funded scholarships to more than 40 students at HBCUs. These students represent future leaders in computer science, economics, and logistics, among other fields.