Mike Coyle Chevron Richmond Refinery

General Manager Chevron Products Company

P. O. Box 1272
Richmond, CA 94802-0272
Tel 510 242 2000
info@richmondrefinery.com

March 15, 2011

Dear Community Member:

I would like to share with you a report of Chevron’s 2010 voluntary community investments in
Richmond and West Contra Costa County. Last year, Chevron contributed more than $3.7
million to nonprofit and civic organizations.

We focus our investments on programs that contribute to public safety by addressing the needs
of at-risk youth; improve the quality of K-12 education in the West Contra Costa Unified School
District; and help create economic opportunities for families by emphasizing workforce skills
and job creation. We also help contribute to Richmond’s rich community culture by supporting
festivals such as Juneteenth and Cinco de Mayo.

As we work to improve the quality of life for our neighbors, our goal is to try to support
programs that have a real and lasting impact. Measuring that impact is an important part of our
investment. For example, as a result of our Economic Development grant program, 550 West
County residents received training in work-force development skills and micro-enterprise
creation in 2010. One-hundred and seventy-one local residents to-date have secured jobs thanks
to this program.

Chevron Richmond employees also demonstrated their own personal commitment to the
community throughout the year. They volunteered 9,319 hours of personal time in 2010. In
addition, they contributed over $650,000 of their own money to area nonprofits. Thanks to the
Chevron Humankind program, a great majority of our employees’ personal donations were
matched by the Company as well.

2011 brings more opportunities for Chevron to engage with our community. We encourage your
feedback on how we are doing and suggest you take a look at some of the results of our grants.
Details can be found on our website or by writing us an email and as always information can be
found on our Twitter, Facebook or YouTube sites.

Sincerely,

Mike Coyle
General Manager

$3,760,934
Chevron’s 2010 Community
Contributions for Programs
in Richmond and West Contra
Costa County
Community Involvement
Chevron is committed to improving the quality of life for Richmond
and West County residents through expanding opportunities for
youth, education and economic development. Chevron focuses its
community investment on programs that help lead to economic
development and job creation; expand access to high quality
education in the West Contra Costa County Unified School
District; and provide leadership opportunities for youth.
Economic Development
and Job Creation
$600,000 Sparkpoint West County Center
$240,000 Rubicon, Inc.
$175,000 Greater Richmond Interfaith Program (GRIP)
$100,000 Building Blocks for Kids
$100,000 City of Richmond - Employment and
Training Department
$100,000 West Contra Costa Business
Development Center
$50,000 Bay Area Rescue Mission
$50,000 Neighborhood House of North Richmond
$50,000 Women’s Initiative for Self Employment $10,000 Rosie the Riveter Trust Rosie’s Girls Program
(WISE)
$35,000 Community Housing Development Corp.
$25,000 AnewAmerica
$25,000 Escalante Center
$25,000 The Stride Center
$15,000 The Latina Center
$10,000 Economic Development Conference
$10,000 Richmond Main Street
$5,000 Contra Costa College Culinary Arts Program
Education
$400,000 Teach For America
$200,000 Gooden College Connection
$200,000 Alameda County Office of Education
$121,557 Fuel Your Schools
$116,500 The Ed Fund
$110,000 Mathematics Achievement Academies
$100,000 MESA Schools Program at California
State University East Bay
$88,802 DonorsChoose.org
$54,000 Project Lead the Way
$50,000 Exploratorium
$37,016 WCCUSD JFK Welding
$25,000 Bay Area Rescue Mission
Back to School program
$16,000 Individual Scholarships
$10,000 Coronado Neighborhood
Council Scholarships
$10,000 Contra Costa College Foundation
$10,000 California Section Project SEED
$7,500 Junior Achievement Of
The Bay Area, Inc.
$13,000 Additional Contributions
Public Safety and Youth Services
$100,000 City of Richmond YouthWORKS
$74,000 STAND! For Families Free of Violence
$46,755 Operation Richmond
$41,000 The RYSE Center
$25,000 City of Richmond (PD)
$20,000 West Contra Costa Salesian Boys & Girls Club
$20,000 Terrance Kelly Youth Foundation
$20,000 Northern California Summit on
Children and Youth
$15,000 YMCA of the East Bay
$12,700 Richmond Police Activities League
$10,000 Los Cenzontles
$10,000 Bay Area Crime Stoppers
$5,000 Community Health for Asian Americans
$4,700 Neighborhood House of North Richmond
$5,250 Additional Contributions
Civic and the Community
$30,000 Food Bank of Contra Costa and
Solano Counties
$15,500 23rd Street Merchants Association
Cinco de Mayo Festival
$15,000 National Brotherhood Alliance
Juneteenth Festival
$14,000 GRID Alternatives
$10,250 Neighborhood House of
North Richmond
$10,000 East Bay Center For The Performing Arts
$10,000 NIAD
$10,000 Oakland East Bay Symphony
4th of July Celebration
$10,000 Richmond Chamber of Commerce
Homefront Festival
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$5,000 Rosie Recyclable
$4,000 WCC Emergency PreparednessFair (YMCA)
$3,575 Point Richmond Business Association
$3,250 Bill Pickett Rodeo
$2,500 American Cancer Society
$2,500 NAACP
$2,500 Muir Recycled
7 Heritage Land Trust
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$2,000 Iron Triangle Community Picnic
$1,500 Masquers Playhouse
$1,000 Richmond Art Center
$4,579 Additional Contributions
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