Enterprise Mobility

Charity Profile

Enterprise Mobility

🇺🇸Donor#79 last 12 months
Donations
$245,000
All time
Reach
Mostly Europe
Verified footprint
Entries
9
Logged on Charity Journal

Giving over time

Monthly giving from the ledger
Giving and impact by month, last 12 months
MonthGivenImpact bandActivities logged
Nov 2025$0Not rated0
Dec 2025$0Not rated0
Jan 2026$0Not rated0
Feb 2026$0Not rated0
Mar 2026$0Not rated0
Apr 2026$0Not rated0
May 2026$0Not rated0
Jun 2026$0Not rated0
Jul 2026$0Not rated0
Aug 2026$220,000Not rated8
Sep 2026$0Not rated0
Oct 2026$25,000Not rated1

Cause breakdown

Welfare$115,000 · 46.9%
Education$75,000 · 30.6%
Health$55,000 · 22.4%
Enterprise MobilityVerified
DonorUnited StatesEst. 1957Chrissy Taylor

About

Enterprise Mobility is a privately held transportation solutions company headquartered in Clayton, Missouri, United States. Founded in 1957 by Jack C. Taylor as Executive Leasing Company, it initially focused on vehicle leasing before expanding into car rentals and other mobility services. The company operates well-known brands, including Enterprise Rent-A-Car, National Car Rental and Alamo. Its services include car rentals, fleet management, commercial vehicle solutions and car-sharing options, serving individual customers, businesses and government organizations across numerous countries.

Beyond its transportation operations, Enterprise Mobility supports community development through charitable giving, employee volunteering and partnerships with nonprofit organizations. Through the Enterprise Mobility Foundation, the company funds initiatives focused on environmental sustainability, education, disaster relief and community improvement. Its philanthropic activities include grants to charitable organizations, support for academic programs and environmental projects, and initiatives that help address local transportation needs. Through these efforts, Enterprise Mobility aims to strengthen the communities it serves while promoting responsible mobility and long-term environmental and social well-being.

Activity feed

Enterprise Mobility gave $25,000 to Stockton University for donated $25,000 to support student career education, professional development, and readiness programs at a university on 2026-10-16. Cause: Education.
Enterprise Mobility→ Stockton University$Unrestricted
Educationdonated $25,000 to support student career education, professional development, and readiness programs at a university.
$25,000$25K
ENTERPRISE MOBILITY gave $25,000 to Kids Cancer Care Foundation of Alberta for received a $25,000 community grant to support children and families affected by childhood cancer on 2026-08-27. Cause: Health.
ENTERPRISE MOBILITY→ Kids Cancer Care Foundation of Alberta$Restricted
Healthreceived a $25,000 community grant to support children and families affected by childhood cancer.
$25,000$25K
ENTERPRISE MOBILITY gave $25,000 to Sport dans la Ville for received a $25,000 community grant to support youth development through sport and educational opportunities on 2026-08-27. Cause: Education.
ENTERPRISE MOBILITY→ Sport dans la Ville$Restricted
Educationreceived a $25,000 community grant to support youth development through sport and educational opportunities.
$25,000$25K
ENTERPRISE MOBILITY gave $25,000 to Children for a Better World for received a $25,000 community grant to support charitable initiatives benefiting children and young people on 2026-08-27. Cause: Welfare.
ENTERPRISE MOBILITY→ Children for a Better World$Restricted
Welfarereceived a $25,000 community grant to support charitable initiatives benefiting children and young people.
$25,000$25K
ENTERPRISE MOBILITY gave $25,000 to FoodCloud for received a $25,000 community grant to support efforts addressing food insecurity and food waste on 2026-08-27. Cause: Welfare.
ENTERPRISE MOBILITY→ FoodCloud$Restricted
Welfarereceived a $25,000 community grant to support efforts addressing food insecurity and food waste.
$25,000$25K
ENTERPRISE MOBILITY gave $25,000 to Fundación Generali The Human Safety Net España for received a $25,000 community grant to support its charitable work with vulnerable families on 2026-08-27. Cause: Welfare.
ENTERPRISE MOBILITY→ Fundación Generali The Human Safety Net España$Restricted
Welfarereceived a $25,000 community grant to support its charitable work with vulnerable families.
$25,000$25K
ENTERPRISE MOBILITY gave $25,000 to The Girls’ Network for received a $25,000 community grant to support initiatives benefiting girls and young women on 2026-08-27. Cause: Education.
ENTERPRISE MOBILITY→ The Girls’ Network$Restricted
Educationreceived a $25,000 community grant to support initiatives benefiting girls and young women.
$25,000$25K
ENTERPRISE MOBILITY gave $30,000 to Fisher House Foundation for received a $30,000 community grant to support its charitable work serving military families on 2026-08-27. Cause: Health.
ENTERPRISE MOBILITY→ Fisher House Foundation$Restricted
Healthreceived a $30,000 community grant to support its charitable work serving military families.
$30,000$30K
ENTERPRISE MOBILITY gave $40,000 to Baltimore Hunger Project for received a $40,000 community grant to support efforts addressing childhood hunger on 2026-08-27. Cause: Welfare.
ENTERPRISE MOBILITY→ Baltimore Hunger Project$Restricted
Welfarereceived a $40,000 community grant to support efforts addressing childhood hunger.
$40,000$40K

Board

Andrew C. Taylor
Executive Chairman

Executive Chairman of Enterprise Mobility and son of founder Jack Taylor.

Chrissy Taylor
CEO

President and CEO of Enterprise Mobility.