The men and women of the Postal Service deliver on its mission in many ways, including:

• Providing high levels of national on-time performance — 96 percent for First-Class Mail — and high customer satisfaction scores —
  94 percent.
• Earning recognition as the most-trusted government agency for an impressive fifth year in a row by the Ponemon Institute.
• Being named one of the best companies for Hispanics and workforce diversity by Hispanic Business magazine, the No. 1 federal agency for multicultural business opportunities by DiversityBusiness.com, and the nation’s third best company for disabled workers by CAREERS & the disABLED magazine.
• Supporting the National Marrow Donor Program by adding more than 48,000 potential donors to the registry.
• Collecting a record 73.4 million pounds of food donations from customers during the annual National Association of Letter Carriers effort to “Stamp Out Hunger.”
• Bringing together management, union officials and employees to achieve the Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s highest safety award — Voluntary Protection Program status — at more than 275 worksites.
• Delivering after natural disasters, such as wildfires in California, hurricanes along the Gulf Coast, tornadoes in the Midwest and ice storms in the Northeast.
• Enabling states to provide voting by mail for their residents and making sure ballots are received and counted on time.
• Working to help reunite families with missing children through the “America’s Looking for Its Missing Children” program, which has led to the safe return of 148 children.