community investment program

Overview of the community investment program program:

Chevron Canada is committed to supporting communities by funding initiatives that promote health, education, environmental stewardship, and economic development. Eligible organizations must be registered charities or non-profit societies operating in areas where Chevron has substantial business activities. The program emphasizes projects that: Address community needs and have a significant positive impact. Offer sustainable, measurable, and meaningful long-term outcomes. Align with Chevron's policies, including The Chevron Way, Human Rights Policy, Diversity & Inclusion Policy, and Indigenous Relations Policy. Provide opportunities for Chevron employees and retirees to engage and volunteer. Demonstrate innovation and a growth mindset. Examples of qualified organizations and programs include medical and health-based organizations, education providers, environmental and safety initiatives, cultural organizations, skills and trades training, and youth leadership programs.

Benefits of the community investment program program:

• Financial Support: Grants to support community-focused projects.
• Employee Engagement: Opportunities for Chevron employees and retirees to volunteer and contribute to community initiatives.
• Community Impact: Support for projects that address critical community needs and promote sustainable development.

Eligibility criteria of the community investment program program:

• To be eligible for this grant, organizations must:
• Be a registered charitable organization or a registered non-profit society.
• Operate in geographic areas where Chevron has a significant employee and business presence.
• Align with Chevron's focus areas: people, prosperity, and environment.
• Not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, gender, or sexual orientation.
• Not be a religious or sectarian organization, political organization or candidate, advocacy or special interest group, fraternity or sorority, or a third-party fundraiser.
• Not propose programs delivered solely to communities outside of Chevron's operational areas.