Dawn Workman

What an amazing accomplishment!

Kindness fills our head, heart & hands with joy and our world needs more of it. Tomorrow is National Random Acts of Kindness Day! What actions are you taking to spread kindness? #TotalHealthUPS #WorkHomePlayUPS

We can't LEGO of this one. It might even be a BLOCKbuster! 📷: @ upsontarioddst

May your day be merry and bright, and your stockings filled with lots of delights. We wish you joy, love and magic this holiday season and all year. 🎄🎁 #MerryChristmas

When we say that @UPS #DeliversWhatMatters, we mean it! @DonateLife_KY worked with UPS Express Critical to transport a groundbreaking shipment: the first-ever unattended kidney on a pump. Learn how our specialized solutions made this medical breakthrough possible. ⬇️

UPS tractor-trailer driver and Army veteran Eddie Hughes just celebrated his 60th anniversary with the company -- "It’s a miracle, really. UPS was the first job I ever had, and it turned out to be the only one I ever needed." bit.ly/3FWFZ7N

Another example of the secret sauce at UPS! It's people! Congrats William Young!!🙌🏽💯🏆#YouBelongAtUPS #TogetherWeAreUps

Picture perfect. #UPSOfficeViews #Washington 📸 Melanie Silkett

Taking off into this short holiday week like:

Get ready to “oooooo” and “ahhhhhh” your way through one of our newest facilities, as machines do the heavy lifting and people do the problem solving. 🤖 Aided by bots, our skilled team of employees can process over 350,000 items per day at the UPS Velocity facility – making it one of the most efficient package processing facilities in the world. about.ups.com/us/en/our-stor…

Remember this moment? We're resharing the magic this community created for UPSer Gregory Watkins. When you provide friendly and reliable service day after day, you become part of the family. On #NationalKindnessDay, let's all be like Gregory and practice kindness.

Our drivers have been whistling a familiar tune ever since we partnered with @lfc. #BeUnstoppable

Today's mountain views sponsored by #Arizona. #UPSOfficeViews 📸 Jose A Rosales

Today we honor the 20,000 current UPS military veterans and all the men and women who stepped up to serve and defend our country. We're thankful for you and your sacrifices for our freedom. #UPSSalutes #VeteransDay

Phenomenal job UPS Kori Wagner! Perfect form in support of Veterans safety 😎

Congratulations to another @NorthwestUPSers Baker City OR service provider Thomas Jackson on his induction into the prestigious Circle of Honor. @SConnor13 @ExperienceUPS @CarolBTome @SeanGriffin34

First 👏 American 👏 Teen 👏 In 👏 2️⃣0️⃣ 👏 years! Congratulations @CocoGauff on your incredible run in #NYC! We loved watching you deliver your first #GrandSlam! 🥳 #BeUnstoppable

Today reflect on how far we've come & how far we've yet to go. Whether at work, home or play, share an act of kindness today. Struggling with grief or loss? Check out: resourcesforliving.com #NeverForget #TotalHealthUPS #WorkHomePlayUPS

This is a true story from September 11, 2001. In New York City, it seemed like there were UPS trucks on every corner, at all hours of the day. That’s why Joe Liana, the UPS district manager for Manhattan, ran into the city on his day off as soon as he heard that the World Trade Center had been attacked. He had 27 UPSers working in those buildings. Even with the closure of city transportation, he caught one of the last trains into Manhattan and eventually reached the UPS complex on 43rd Street. There, electronic messages were sent to the digital clipboards of every driver. After three hours, he finally received news that there were four trucks crushed in the building’s collapse but miraculously, no UPSers had been hurt. With the knowledge that everyone was accounted for, Joe called his 4,000 UPSers from around the city to 43rd Street to sort through tens of thousands of packages looking for medical supplies, which they found. 200 deliveries were then made by quick working UPS drivers to hospitals, pharmacies and doctors, right when they needed it most. As we remember the anniversary of those attacks, we honor those who served at great cost. But we recognize that today may be hard for so many people who either lost loved ones or lived through the tragedy, including many of our UPSers. Whoever you may be, we remember you and honor you today. #UPSWillNeverForget Story Source: Bloomberg Business, Oct. 2001.

Post Falls Founder's Day breakfast!