Ready to go? Here are 5 ways YOU can join engage Wendy’s today. You can also click here for a complete digital action toolkit, which includes automated ways to reach out to Wendy’s.
1. Call Wendy’s executives
Call: Heidi Schauer, Vice President of Communications at (614) 764-3368, and Aaron Broholm, Head of Investor Relations at (614) 764-3345
Use our suggested script for your conversation:
“Hello. My name is [insert name] and I am calling as a consumer to inform you that I will be joining farmworkers and consumers of conscience in boycotting Wendy’s until it joins the Fair Food Program.
During this year’s Annual General Meeting, Wendy’s shareholders will be presented with a proposal requesting that the Board evaluate how worker-driven social responsibility, which includes programs like the Fair Food Program, might secure its supply chain and protect it from modern-day slavery, child labor, sexual assault, and other abuses.
Unlike Wendy’s current unenforceable Supplier Code of Conduct, the Fair Food Program is proven effective in preventing these human rights risks, through real enforcement mechanisms. I look forward to the day when Wendy’s prioritizes these concerns. Until then, I will be joining the hundreds of thousands of consumers boycotting Wendy’s.”
2. Email Wendy’s executives
Click here for a nearly instant way to email Wendy’s executives. The digital form allows you to send our suggested script, or type your own personalized message.
3. Start a live chat with Wendy’s customer service
Click here to send Wendy’s customer service a short message that you are urgently concerned about the human rights risks in their supply chain, and are thus boycotting them until they join the Fair Food Program.
4. Deliver a letter to your local Wendy’s
If you live near a Wendy’s location, you can print out the CIW’s letter and hand it to the manager of that location. Click here for a copy of the letter, which you can print and share virtually with others interested in delivering their own letters!
5. Share the call to action on social media, tagging Wendy’s
You can also comment on Wendy’s posts on Facebook, Instagram, X (formerly known as Twitter), and LinkedIn demanding they join the Fair Food Program!