There are no publicly known cases of Conagra Brands terminating business relationships due to religious or political beliefs. The company received a score of 100 on the Corporate Equality Index from the Human Rights Campaign. Among other requirements, this means Conagra has pledged to vet vendors based on LGBTQ policies (1)

Conagra Brands limits its charitable giving to “food access, nutrition education, cooking skills, healthy and active lifestyles, and select urban agricultural programs.” Conagra also requires nonprofits it partners with to have a nondiscrimination policy, including “gender identity and expression.” However, it does not openly discriminate against faith-based charities (1).

Conagra Brands does not protect employees from viewpoint discrimination (1).

There are no publicly known cases of Conagra Brands using its corporate reputation to advance ideological agendas.

Conagra Brands’ foundation does not donate to ideological groups hostile to freedom of expression (1). However, the company launched a charitable program called “United for Change,” which benefits multiple social justice organizations, including the ACLU (2).

Conagra Brands has not used its PAC for ideological purposes (1)(2).