Norfolk Southern Corporation (NYSE: NSC) has contributed an additional $400,000 to the American Red Cross to aid its large-scale relief efforts following Hurricane Helene and Hurricane Milton. This donation brings the company's total disaster recovery support to $775,000 in 2024. In addition, Norfolk Southern's Employee Disaster Relief Program is offering grants to employees affected by Hurricane Milton and Hurricane Helene to cover disaster-related expenses and losses.

"As we stand alongside our communities during this challenging time, we're not just offering financial support—we're providing hope and helping rebuild what's been lost," said Norfolk Southern Director NS Foundation and Community Impact Kristin Wong. "This donation reinforces our commitment to being a trusted partner in recovery, not only for those communities impacted by the storms but also for our own team members who have been affected. Together, we're making sure they have the resources needed for both immediate relief and long-term recovery."

Norfolk Southern has supported the Red Cross for nearly 20 years and is a Disaster Responder partner. The company contributes $250,000 annually through the Red Cross's Annual Disaster Giving Program (ADGP). This new donation also builds upon last week's $100,000 for Hurricane Helene relief and previous support for Hurricane Debby.

Additionally, the company is encouraging employees to donate, with a two-to-one match, and will continue hosting blood drives throughout the year to support the Red Cross's overall mission.