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Winter 2021 Our Programs Benefiting East Harris County ExxonMobil Pipeline Company supports Good Neighbor Grants and Texas throughout East Harris County to initiatives that promote safety, education A&M Engineering Extensions Service medical providers, first responders and environmental protection so that (TEEX). But we also adapted to a and community organizations. Our Harris County can continue to be a quickly-changing world. During team also partnered with local small thriving part of a growing Texas. In the COVID-19 crisis, we shifted our businesses and organizations to 2020, we supported many organizations operations to combat the spread of distribute medical equipment, meals throughout East Harris County through the virus. Approximately 800 gallons of and masks, and donate approximately our ongoing programs such as STEM, medical-grade sanitizer was distributed 30,000 gallons of fuel. Good Neighbor TEEX Training Sanitizer STEM Grants Participants Donations Participants harris.exxonmobilpipeline.com • [email protected] • (888) 804-4788 Winter 2021 Good Neighbor Grants First responders completed Schools participated in awarded to: TEEX training from: STEM programs: 1. City of Baytown 16. City of Baytown 34. Pasadena ISD 2. City of Pasadena 17. City of Pasadena 35. Channelview ISD 3. City of Webster 18. Hazmat Special Services 36. Goose Creek ISD 4. City of La Porte 19. Needville Volunteer Fire 37. Deer Park ISD 5. Pasadena ISD Department 38. La Porte ISD 6. City of Deer Park 20. Pearland Fire Department 39. Alief ISD 7. Pasadena Fire Department 21. Prairie View VFD 40. Austin HS, Houston ISD 8. Dobie High School 22. Spring Fire Department 41. Awty International School 9. Moore Elementary School 23. Todd Mission Volunteer Fire 42. Clear Lake ISD 10. Morgan’s Point PD Department 43. Dayton ISD 11. Northwest Volunteer Fire Dept 44. Duchense 12. Seabrook VFD 45. Episcopal High School 13. Adult Reading Center Pearland 46. Fort Bend ISD 14. A.G. Hilliard Elementary School Sanitizer donations 47. Galena Park totaling more than 15. Armand Bayou Nature Center 160,000 gallons made to: 48. Galveston Diocese 49. Harmony Science Academy 24. City of Webster 50. Houston ISD 25. City of La Porte 51. Humble ISD 26. City of Baytown 52. iSchool High of The 27. Harris County Woodlands,Conroe 28. Lakewood Civic Association 53. Katy ISD 29. City of Deer Park 54. KIPP Houston 30. Board of Regents of the University 55. Klein ISD of Houston 56. Lamar CISD 31. City of Pasadena 57. Lamar High School 32. Clear Creek ISD 58. New Caney ISD 33. University of Houston - Clear Lake 59. Sanchez Charter School 60. Sheldon ISD 61. Spring Branch ISD 62. Spring ISD 63. St. Catherine’s Montessori School 64. St. John’s School 65. Strake Jesuit College Preparatory 66. The Kinkaid School 67. Tomball ISD 68. Vanguard Academy 69. Yes Prep harris.exxonmobilpipeline.com • [email protected] • (888) 804-4788 .

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