Exxon Mobil Corporation 1 2003 Contributions 2 (Millions of $)

United Africa & Europe & Latin So. Asia States Middle East Canada Cent. Asia America & Pacific Totals

Arts & Culture 13.4 .1 .6 .6 .1 .5 15.3

Civic & Community 13.9 5.2 1.0 3.6 .7 1.6 26.0

Environment 1.2 .1 .2 .7 .4 1.4 4.0

Health 2.4 3.2 .6 .5 .2 .5 7.4

Higher Education 23.5 .6 1.1 .8 .1 .4 26.5

Pre-College 6.1 .8 1.1 1.8 .3 .4 10.5

Total Education 29.6 1.4 2.2 2.6 .4 .8 37.0

Policy Research 6.4 .1 .1 .2 - - 6.8

United Appeals 5.7 - .8 - - - 6.5

Totals 72.6 10.1 5.5 8.2 1.8 4.8 103.0

(1) Includes cash donations from Exxon Mobil Corporation, its divisions and affiliates, and ExxonMobil Foundation.

(2) Includes contributions to nonprofit and NGO organizations, direct spending on community serving projects, "social bonus" projects required under agreements with host governments by Exxon Mobil Corporation, its divisions and affiliates, and ExxonMobil’s share of community expenditures paid by joint ventures operated by other companies.

1 Arts and Culture

ExxonMobil recognizes the important role the arts play around the world in enriching, inspiring and educating audiences with diverse backgrounds. In 2003, worldwide contributions supporting arts and culture totaled almost $15.3 million, of which more than $13.4 million benefited communities in the U.S.

The corporation's support of ExxonMobil Masterpiece Theater continued in 2003 with a $10.0 million grant, and will conclude at the end of the 2004 program season.

Our U.S. Cultural Matching Gift Program encourages and assists employees and retirees in their personal giving to cultural institutions by providing a matching contribution. In 2003, employees and retirees donated more than $1.9 million to cultural organizations and ExxonMobil contributed more than $1.4 million through matching gifts.

African American Museum, Dallas, Texas Gala* 10,000 Membership* 15,000 Summer Youth Program 10,000 Subtotal 35,000 Alley Theatre*, Houston, Texas ExxonMobil Summer Chills Series 75,000 Anchorage Concert Association, Alaska 10,000 Anchorage Symphony Orchestra*, Alaska Gala 10,000 Anita N. Martinez Ballet Folklorico, Inc., Dallas, Texas Academy Support 5,000 ArtCentre of Plano*, Texas New Art from Iran Exhibit 10,000 Arts and Humanities Council of Greater Baton Rouge*, Louisiana 20,000 Arts Council of Fairfax County, Inc., Annandale, Virginia Gala* 5,000 International Children's Festival 10,000 Underwrite "Open Exhibition" 10,000 Subtotal 25,000 Austin Lyric Opera*, Texas 5,000 Austin Symphony Orchestra Society*, Texas 4th of July Concert 16,000 Bay Area Heritage Society of Baytown Texas 7,500 Dallas Black Dance Theatre, Texas Summer Youth Enrichment Program 15,000 Others*, each under $5,000 1,000 Dallas Center for Contemporary Art, Texas 5,000 Dallas Center for the Performing Arts*, Texas Capital Campaign ($500k: 2002-2006) 100,000 Dallas Children's Theater, Texas “Curtains Up On Reading” Program 10,000 General Operating Support 15,000

2 Arts and Culture

Dallas Museum of Art*, Texas Corporate Membership 10,000 Jesus Moroles Exhibit 15,000 Dallas Opera*, Texas School Performances Program 15,000 Dallas Symphony Association, Inc.*, Texas Youth Concerts 25,000 Dallas Theater Center*, Texas Corporate Membership 10,000 Project Discovery 25,000 Eastern Choral Society*, Washington, D.C. Holiday Music Concert 5,000 Ensemble Theatre, Houston, Texas Young Performers Program 10,000 ExxonMobil Cultural Matching Gifts, Irving, Texas Arts, Museums and Historical Associations 1,423,617 Ford's Theatre*, Washington, D.C. General Operating Support/Gala 15,000 Fort Wayne Philharmonic Orchestra, Inc, Indiana Ensemble in the Schools Program 5,000 Frontiers of Flight Museum, Dallas, Texas Corporate Membership* 5,000 Educational Experience Center 25,000 Gala* 5,000 Others, each under $5,000 1,000 Subtotal 36,000 GEVA Theatre Center*, Rochester, N.Y. Production Sponsorship 5,000 Houston Ballet Foundation, Texas Education Outreach Program 15,000 Houston Grand Opera Association, Inc., Texas ExxonMobil Student Performance Series* 50,000 Storybook Opera 70,000 Houston Museum of Natural Science, Texas Wiess Energy Hall Refurbishment ($100k: 2003-2004) 50,000 Houston Symphony Society*, Texas Capital Campaign - ExxonMobil Pops 200,000 Irving Symphony Association*, Texas 10,000 Jefferson Performing Arts Society, Metairie, Louisiana Cultural Crossroads Program 6,000 Others, each under $5,000 2,500 John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts*, Washington, D.C. Corporate Fund 125,000 Gala 12,000 Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra, New Orleans Young People's Concerts 5,000 McLean Project for the Arts Inc., Virginia Project Excel 5,000 Meridian International Center*, Washington, D. C. 9,000

3 Arts and Culture

Museum for African Art, Long Island City, N. Y. 5,000 Museum of Fine Arts, Houston*, Texas Bayou Bend Gala 5,000 ExxonMobil School Tours Program ($180k: 2002-2004) 60,000 General Operating Support - Bayou Bend 5,000 Subtotal 70,000 National Actors Theatre Inc.*, New York, N.Y. Gala, Dr. Henry McKinnell Honoree 10,000 National Assembly of State Arts Agencies*, Washington, D.C. pARTicipate 2004 5,000 National D-Day Museum Foundation*, New Orleans, Louisiana Museum Citizen Soldier Gala 10,000 National Symphony Orchestra Association*, Washington, D. C. 15,000 New Orleans Ballet Association, Louisiana After School Dance Program 5,000 Creative Dance Program 5,000 Others, each under $5,000 1,000 Subtotal 11,000 New York Hall of Science, Queens Distinguished Leadership Awards* 5,000 Others, each under $5,000 3,000 Offshore Rig Museum Inc.*, Houston, Texas Ocean Star Gala 25,000 Pen Faulkner, Washington, D.C. Writers in Schools Program 15,000 Playmakers of Baton Rouge, Inc.*, Louisiana 7,500 Shakespeare Theatre*, Washington, D.C. Corporate Membership 10,000 Signature Theatre, Inc., Arlington, Virginia Signature in the Schools Program 15,000 Smithsonian Institution*, Washington, D.C. "America on the Move" Exhibit ($1.0M: 2003-2007) 200,000 Corporate Membership 25,000 Craft Show 5,000 Subtotal 230,000 Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens Inc.*, Akron, Ohio MayFair Event 5,000 Sterling Municipal Library, Baytown, Texas ExxonMobil Literacy Program 5,000 Symphony of Southeast Texas, Inc., Beaumont July 4th Concert 10,000 Texas Energy Museum, Inc*, Beaumont Blowout 2004 20,000 Texas State History Museum Foundation, Austin Educational Material for IMAX Film TEXAS: The Big Picture 63,000 Theatre Under the Stars, Houston, Texas 30,000 Torrance Cultural Arts Center Foundation, California Gala* 7,500 Peanut Gallery Theatre Series 2,500

4 Arts and Culture

Trustees of the Corcoran Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C. “Black is a Color” Exhibit 25,000 Membership* 10,000 U.S. Capitol Historical Society*, Washington, D. C. 10,000 University of Rochester*, N.Y. Memorial Art Gallery 5,000 Van Cliburn Foundation*, Fort Worth, Texas Twelfth International Piano Competition 50,000 Washington Drama Society, Inc.*, D.C. Chairmanship of Arena Stage ($50k: 2003-2004) 25,000 Community Outreach Programs 10,000 General Operating Support 15,000 Subtotal 50,000 Washington Opera*, D.C. 25,000 WGBH Educational Foundation*, Boston, Massachusetts ExxonMobil Masterpiece Theatre 10,000,000 Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts, Vienna, Virginia Filene Circle Membership* 35,000 Institute for Early Learning 25,000 Young Audiences Inc. Beaumont, Texas 9,000 Dallas, Texas 5,000 New Orleans, Louisiana 5,000 Subtotal 19,000

Exxon Mobil Corporation* Other contributions, each under $5,000 18,500 ExxonMobil Foundation Other contributions, each under $5,000 39,000

Total Arts & Culture Contributions made through the United States $13,414,617

Contributions Benefiting Communities in the United States 13,414,617 Contributions Benefiting Countries Outside the United States # 1,861,400

Total Worldwide Arts & Culture Contributions # $15,276,017

Exxon Mobil Corporation* 13,292,900 ExxonMobil Foundation 1,983,117

Total Arts & Culture # $15,276,017

Grants made by ExxonMobil Foundation except where indicated by: * Exxon Mobil Corporation

# May include contributions to nonprofit and NGO organizations, direct spending on community serving projects, "social bonus" projects required under agreements with host governments by Exxon Mobil Corporation, its divisions and affiliates, and ExxonMobil’s share of community expenditures paid by joint ventures operated by other companies.

5 Civic and Community Service

ExxonMobil looks for ways to help meet critical needs and enhance social and economic conditions in the communities where we operate. In 2003, contributions totaling $26.0 million were made directly to civic groups and community service projects around the world. Of this total, more than $12.0 million benefited communities outside the U.S.

Some countries where our business is growing are extremely poor, lacking in basic infrastructure. As we pursue our work, we continue to build or reinforce local capabilities to help improve the local economy. In Azerbaijan, we supported small business development programs and constructed resource centers in Bilasuvar refugee settlements. Our Chad-Cameroon Project brought the potential for significant economic growth in local economies through investments in roads and bridges that now connect local villages to outside markets. In Nigeria, ExxonMobil is involved in a three-year partnership with the private-sector group Growing Business Foundation to enhance economic development within rural communities by providing credit to small enterprises. It targets people living below the poverty level. In Sakhalin, Russia, we partnered with the US Agency for International Development to expand a micro-finance program providing business training and financing to those without collateral for conventional bank loans.

We realize our communities' future depends on adequately developing our youth so we continued support in 2003 for two signature programs that focus on youth employment. More than $635,000 was provided for the ExxonMobil Community Summer Jobs Program. Administered in more than 10 states across the U.S., this program provides college students with paid internships with non-profit organizations to instill a lasting appreciation for the importance of community service. The ExxonMobil Green Team Program continues to grow, with more than $790,000 going to support this summer employment program where youth in eight communities across the U.S. work on cleanup, beautification and construction projects in public parks and economically depressed neighborhoods.

Through formal Volunteer Involvement Programs in Australia, Canada, the United Kingdom and the United States, ExxonMobil employees and retirees contribute their time and talents to helping a wide range of community organizations. The company supports these efforts by donating funds directly to those organizations in which employees and retirees are actively involved. Volunteers in the United States donated more than 510,000 hours of their personal time in 2003. In recognition of their efforts, ExxonMobil contributed more than $7.2 million to more than 3,700 non-profit organizations where they volunteered.

Alabama PALS, Inc.-People Against A Littered State, Inc., Montgomery Coastal Clean-Up Program 5,000 Alameda Heights Outreach Foundation, Dallas, Texas 12,500 Alaska Native Heritage Center, Anchorage Native Culture Programs 10,000 American Near East Refugee Aid, Inc.*, Washington, D.C. 35,000

6 Civic and Community Service

American Red Cross Disaster Relief Fund – Jackson, Tennessee tornadoes 10,000 Disaster Relief Fund – Hurricane Isabel 50,000 Disaster Relief Fund – Southern California Wildfires 100,000 Greater New York – Staten Island, N.Y. 5,000 Super CPR Day – Beaumont, Texas 8,000 Youth Leadership Development Program, Washington, D.C. 10,000 Others, each under $5,000 3,000 Subtotal 186,000 Americas Charities, Chantilly, Virginia 10,000 Anti-Defamation League Foundation, Inc.*, Dallas, Texas Henry Cohn Humanitarian Award Dinner 8,000 Others, each under $5,000 3,000 Arab Community Center for Economic and Social Services, Dearborn, Michigan 100,000 Armand Bayou Nature Center, Houston, Texas Creepy Crawlers, Education Programs, EcoCamp 22,000 Aspira Association, Inc., Washington, D.C. 20,000 Association of Chinese American Professionals*, Houston, Texas Diversity Summit and Career Fair 5,000 Attitudes and Attire*, Dallas, Texas 5,000 Audubon Nature Institute, Inc.*, New Orleans, Louisiana Zoo Fundraiser 12,500 Audubon Nature Institute, Inc., New Orleans, Louisiana Louisiana Nature Center 30,000 Others, each under $5,000 4,000 Avance, Inc. Dallas, Texas 20,000 Houston, Texas 2,500 Barbara Bush Foundation for Family Literacy*, Washington, D.C. A Celebration of Reading – Dallas, Texas 30,000 A Celebration of Reading – Houston, Texas 15,000 Barbers Hill Independent School District, Mont Belvieu, Texas FFA Recycling 5,000 Baton Rouge Earth Day, Inc., Louisiana Baton Rouge Earth Day 5,000 Baton Rouge Green Association, Inc.*, Louisiana Tree Planting 20,000 Bayou Civic Club, Larose, Louisiana 5,000 Beaumont Chamber Foundation, Texas Southeast Texas Economic Development 7,500 Others, each under $5,000 2,000 Ben Rogers Lamar University, Beaumont Public Schools, Texas "I Have a Dream” Program 6,000

7 Civic and Community Service

Boy Scouts of America Circle Ten Council*, Dallas, Texas 5,750 Circle Ten Council, Dallas, Texas 10,000 Sam Houston Area Council*, Texas 10,000 Sam Houston Area Council, Texas 30,000 Scout Storytelling Exhibit ($250k: 2002-2006), Irving, Texas 50,000 Three Rivers Council, Beaumont, Texas 24,000 Others*, each under $5,000 1,000 Others, each under $5,000 4,000 Subtotal 134,750 Boys and Girls Clubs of America Golf Tournament* – National Chapter 20,000 Chairman's Dinner* – National Chapter 25,000 General Support – National Chapter 15,000 Project Learn – Dallas, Texas 10,000 Others*, each under $5,000 4,200 Others, each under $5,000 3,500 Subtotal 77,700 Caleb Community Development Corporation, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 10,000 Calista Elders Council, Anchorage, Alaska 5,000 Campagna Center, Alexandria, Virginia After School Program 10,000 Caring for Children Foundation of Texas, Inc., Dallas Golf Tournament 5,000 Catalyst for Women Inc., New York, N.Y. 30,000 Celebrate Fairfax Inc, Virginia Fair’s “Children’s Avenue” 20,000 Center For Houston's Future*, Texas Building Houston's Future ($250k: 2001-2004) 50,000 Center for Nonprofit Management, Dallas, Texas 25,000 Central Houston Civic Improvement, Inc., Texas Main Street Square 25,000 Charlton Pollard Neighborhood Association, Inc., Beaumont, Texas 15,000 Child Advocates Incorporated, Houston, Texas Children’s Holiday Event 15,000 City of Bayou La Batre, Alabama Fire Station Construction 15,000 City of Baytown Texas Parks & Recreation Department Nature Center 30,000 City of Dallas*, Texas Mayor's "Back to School" Fair 50,000 City of Port Allen, Louisiana Port Allen “Bon Fest” 5,000 City of Tomball, Texas Park Improvement 5,000

8 Civic and Community Service

City of Torrance Fire Department, California CERT - Community Emergency Response Team Training 5,000 City of Torrance Public Library, California Summer Youth Program 5,000 Communities in Schools, Inc. At-Risk Youth Programs – Beaumont, Texas 5,000 Dallas, Texas 5,000 Community Foundation for the National Capital Region, Washington, D.C. 40,000 Community YMCA Black Achievers Program – Baton Rouge, Louisiana 5,500 Community Outreach – Charlotte, North Carolina 5,000 General Operating Support – Dallas, Texas 15,000 General Operating Support – Jacksonville, Florida 5,000 Partners in Youth Campaign – Baytown, Texas 5,000 Others, each under $5,000 14,000 Subtotal 49,500 Dallas Arboretum & Botanical Society, Inc.*, Texas Education Partner 50,000 Dallas Bethlehem Center, Inc., Texas 5,000 Dallas Black Chamber of Commerce Business Development Corporation, Texas 5,000 Dallas CASA, Texas 25,000 Dallas Children's Advocacy Center, Texas Infant Mortality Review Team 5,000 Dallas Holocaust Memorial Center, Texas School Tours Program 5,000 Dallas Jewish Coalition for the Homeless Inc.*, Texas 2004 Vogel Alcove Arts Performance 25,000 Others, each under $5,000 500 Dallas Zoological Society*, Texas Zoo Fundraiser 5,000 DeLay Foundation, Inc.*, Houston, Texas Oaks at Rio Bend Project 50,000 Doyon Foundation, Fairbanks, Alaska Scholarship Program 5,000 East Baton Rouge Recycling Office, Louisiana Annual Composting Bin Sale 5,000 Embassy of the People's Democratic Republic of Algeria*, Washington, D.C. Earthquake Relief Fund 10,000 Empower Program, Inc., Washington, D.C. Girls' Advisory Board 10,000 Executive Leadership Foundation*, Washington, D.C. 45,000 Executive Service Corps of Houston, Inc., Texas 5,000

9 Civic and Community Service

ExxonMobil Community Summer Jobs Program Anchorage, Alaska 44,000 Baton Rouge. Louisiana 34,650 Baytown, Texas 13,200 Cheyenne & LaBarge, Wyoming 10,000 Dallas, Texas 182,000 Fairfax, Virginia/Washington, D.C. 145,000 Houston, Texas 105,000 Mobile, Alabama 28,000 New Orleans, Louisiana 16,000 Santa Ynez, California 38,000 Others, each under $5,000 23,000 Subtotal 638,850 ExxonMobil Green Team Summer Youth Program Arlington, Virginia 125,000 Beaumont, Texas 82,400 Chalmette, Louisiana 68,000 Clinton, New Jersey 85,000 Dallas, Texas 252,000 Houston, Texas 20,000 Paulsboro, New Jersey 60,000 Torrance, California 100,000 Subtotal 792,400 ExxonMobil Mobil Retiree Matching Gifts Program 799,247 ExxonMobil Volunteer Involvement Program ExxonMobil Volunteer Involvement Program 7,055,500 Mobil Retiree Volunteer Involvement Program 799,000 Fairfax County Public Library Foundation Inc., Virginia 10th Anniversary Event* 10,000 Children's Foreign Language Collections 10,000 Fairfax Partnership for Youth, Virginia 5,000 Family Place, Inc., Dallas, Texas Safe Campus Child Development Center 15,000 Family Service Center at Houston and Harris County, Texas Bright Star Project 15,000 Fire Department of the City of New York 5,000 First Nations Development Institute, Fredericksburg, Virginia National Tribal Marketing 5,000 Foundation Center, New York, N.Y. 10,000 Freelance Players, Inc., Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts Urban Improv 10,000 Friends of City Park, New Orleans, Louisiana 6,000 Friends of Eagle River Nature Center, Inc., Alaska 5,000 Friends of Madrona Marsh Corporation, Torrance, California Natural History Center 5,000

10 Civic and Community Service

Friends of the Eddie V. Gray Wetlands Education and Research Center, Baytown, Texas Wetlands Ecology Program 30,000 Galveston Bay Foundation, Webster, Texas Calendar Project 15,000 George & Freda Chandler Arboretum, Baytown, Texas 20,000 Girls Incorporated, Inc. Operation SMART Program – Dallas, Texas 20,000 Operation SMART Program – New York, N.Y. 10,000 Girl Scout Council, Inc. Tejas Girl Scout Council, Dallas, Texas 15,000 Others, each less than $5,000 9,500 Greater Baton Rouge Food Bank, Inc., Louisiana Saving Grace Capital Campaign 40,000 Greater Dallas Crime Commission, Inc.*, Texas Membership 5,000 Others, each under $5,000 1,000 Greater New Orleans Educational Television Foundation, Louisiana* 5,000 Greater Washington Educational Telecommunications Association, Inc., Arlington, Virginia 15,000 Habitat for Humanity Inc. Anchorage, Alaska 5,000 Arlington, Virigina 10,000 Baton Rouge, Louisiana 10,000 Baytown, Texas 40,000 Coatesville, Pennsylvania* 10,000 Coatesville, Pennsylvania 10,000 Dallas, Texas* 32,500 Houston, Texas 50,000 New Orleans, Louisiana 30,000 Others, each under $5,000 1,500 Subtotal 199,000 Happy Hill Farm Children's Home, Inc.*, Granbury, Texas Dallas Cowboys Kickoff Luncheon 25,000 Houston Arboretum and Nature Center, Texas Exhibits, Educational Materials 10,000 Houston Bar Foundation*, Texas 5,500 Houston Golf Association*, Humble, Texas Golf Tournament 5,000 Houston Zoo, Inc., Texas Scout Wild Winks Program 30,000 Iditarod Trail Committee, Inc*, Wasilla, Alaska 7,500 Initiatives for Children*, Houston, Texas 10,000 Inner City Community Development Corporation, Dallas, Texas 10,000

11 Civic and Community Service

Interlink Center for Community and Social Justice, Baton Rouge, Louisiana General Operating Support 10,000 Others, each under $5,000 3,000 International Franchise Association Educational Foundation*, Washington, D.C. Minority Outreach, Recruitment 25,000 Irving C.A.R.E.S., Inc., Texas 5,000 Jack and Jill of America Foundation, Pickerington, Ohio Leadership Development Seminar 5,000 Jefferson Parish Department of Environmental Affairs, Louisiana Marsh Restoration Project 5,000 Jewish Community Center of Houston*, Texas Gala Honoring ExxonMobil 15,000 Jewish Community Centers Association, St. Louis, Missouri Day of Caring-Day of Sharing Program 5,000 John Jay College of Criminal Justice, New York, N.Y. Human Dignity, Human Rights and Law Enforcement Program 10,000 Joliet Will County Center for Economic Development, Illinois Workforce Readiness Initiative 20,000 Leadership Education for Asian Pacifics, Inc.*, Los Angeles, California Awards Dinner 5,000 Leadership Fairfax Incorporated*, Vienna, Virginia Class Sponsorship 9,000 Legal Aid of NorthWest Texas, Dallas One For Justice Campaign 10,000 Legal Services of Northern Virginia, Inc., Fairfax 10,000 Links, Inc. Dallas Chapter, Texas 10,000 Trinity Chapter, Dallas, Texas 10,000 Local Initiatives Support Corporation, Baton Rouge, Louisiana Community Revitalization 5,000 LULAC National Educational Service Center, Inc.*, Washington, D.C. 2003 LULAC National Convention 15,000 Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Center, Dallas, Texas Annual Gala, Holiday Outreach Program 5,000 Mercy Learning Center of Bridgeport Inc., Connecticut Tutoring Program 5,000 Merritt Parkway Conservancy, Westport, Connecticut Merritt Parkway Map Project 5,000 Mexican Institute of Greater Houston, Inc., Texas Hispanic Scholarship Program 5,000 Minority Corporate Counsel Association*, Washington, D.C. MCCA Dinner - Fairfax 5,000 Others, each under $5,000 5,000 Mothers Against Teen Violence, Dallas, Texas 5,000 NAACP Special Contribution Fund, Baltimore, Maryland General Operating Support/ACT-SO Program 60,000

12 Civic and Community Service

National Association of Neighborhoods, Washington, D.C. 12,500 National Hispana Leadership Institute, Arlington, Virginia 10,000 National Legal Aid and Defender Association, Washington, D.C. 5,000 National Minority Supplier Development Council, Inc., New York, N.Y. Awards Gala* 10,000 International Program 25,000 International Program Study 5,000 Minority Supplier Training 10,000 Subtotal 50,000 National Urban Fellows, Inc., New York, N.Y. 20,000 New York City Police Department 5,000 New York Public Library* Gala, Harold McGraw III Honoree 10,000 North Baton Rouge Learning Center and Community Development Corporation, 10,000 Louisiana Northlake Nature Center, Mandeville, Louisiana 5,000 Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission - Public Information Office, Cincinnati River Clean-Up 5,000 Our Promise for West Baytown, Inc., Texas 5,000 Park People, Inc., Houston, Texas Tony Marron Park Groundbreaking 10,000 Parkway Partners Program, New Orleans, Louisiana Community Gardens 5,000 Play Soccer, Princeton, New Jersey 20,000 Preservation Alliance of New Orleans, Incorporated, Louisiana “Christmas in October” Home Repair Project 5,000 Private Sector Initiatives, Houston, Texas Home Repair Program 50,000 ProBono Institute, Washington, D.C. 5,000 Ridgewood Bushwick Senior Citizens Council, Inc., Brooklyn, N.Y. Community Safety Program 11,000 Salvation Army, Houston, Texas Capital Campaign 35,000 Santa Barbara Marine Mammal Center, California 5,000 Santa Barbara Maritime Museum*, California Oil Resources Exhibit 5,000 Seamens Church Institute of New York and New Jersey* Awards Dinner 10,000 Ser-Jobs for Progress National, Inc., Irving, Texas 15,000 Shelter Golf, Inc.*, Dallas, Texas Golf Tournament 15,000 South End Community Council of Stratford Inc., Connecticut 5,000 Southern Dallas Development Corporation, Texas 10,000 Spark, Houston, Texas 5,000 Spindletop Charities, Inc.*, Houston, Texas Gala 10,000

13 Civic and Community Service

St. Philips Community Center, Dallas, Texas Wireless Laptop Technology -- Science Lab 5,000 Star of Hope Mission*, Houston, Texas ExxonMobil Back-to-School Fair 10,000 Stargazer Foundation, Inc.*, Fairfax, Virginia Stargazer Foundation/George Mason University Conference 5,000 Sublette County Recreation Board, Pinedale, Wyoming Childrens Winter Olympics 5,000 Texans Can, Dallas Can! Academy, Texas 5,000 Town of Jay*, Florida Bray-Hendricks Park Upgrade 20,000 Trinity River Mission, Inc., Dallas, Texas 5,000 United Negro College Fund, Dallas*, Texas Gala 15,000 Walk-A-Thon 5,000 University of Dallas, Irving, Texas Math/Science After-School Tutoring Program 50,000 Urban League, Inc. Black Executive Exchange Program, New York, N.Y.* 25,000 Dallas, Texas* 5,000 Greater New York Area, New York 5,000 Houston, Texas* 5,000 National Office, New York, N.Y.* 75,000 Northern Virginia, Alexandria* 5,000 Northern Virginia, Alexandria 20,000 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma* 10,000 Others, each less than $5,000 2,500 Subtotal 152,500 Urban Restoration Enhancement Corporation, Baton Rouge, Louisiana NBR 70805 Plus Program 15,000 Ventura County Maritime Museum, Oxnard, California Elementary Education Programs 5,000 Virginia Home, Richmond 5,000 Volunteer Baton Rouge, Louisiana Volunteer Programs 9,000 Volunteer Center of Fairfax County, Inc., Virginia 20,000 Volunteer Center of North Texas*, Dallas General Operating Support - 2003 Platinum Corporate Parnter 15,000 Warren UMC Day Care Center & Kindergarten, Dallas, Texas 5,000 Washington Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights & Urban Affairs, D.C. Partnerships 7,500 Washington Regional Association of Grantmakers, D.C. 5,000 West Harris County Branch AAUW, Houston, Texas Expanding Your Horizons 5,000 Technology Upgrade Project 5,000 Wings For Success, West Chester, Pennsylvania 10,000

14 Civic and Community Service

Women Helping Women, Inc., Houston, Texas Skills Training Program 10,000 Young Leaders Academy of Baton Rouge, Louisiana 10,000 YWCA of Metropolitan Dallas, Texas 7,500 Zoomontana*, Billings, Montana Program Support 5,000

Exxon Mobil Corporation* Other contributions, each under $5,000 497,445 ExxonMobil Foundation Other contributions, each under $5,000 240,150

Total Civic and Community Contributions made through the United States $13,936,542

Contributions Benefiting Communities in the United States 13,926,542 Contributions Benefiting Countries Outside the United States # 12,065,900

Total Worldwide Civic and Community Contributions # $25,992,442

Exxon Mobil Corporation* 13,493,795 ExxonMobil Foundation 12,498,647

Total Civic and Community # $25,992,442

Grants made by ExxonMobil Foundation except where indicated by: * Exxon Mobil Corporation

# May include contributions to nonprofit and NGO organizations, direct spending on community serving projects, "social bonus" projects required under agreements with host governments by Exxon Mobil Corporation, its divisions and affiliates, and ExxonMobil’s share of community expenditures paid by joint ventures operated by other companies.

15 Environment

Scientific research on important environmental issues, encouraging public discussion on environmental policy and preserving endangered species and habitats are a priority for ExxonMobil. In 2003, worldwide environmental contributions were $4.0 million, of which more than $2.7 million supported environmental programs in communities outside of the United States.

In 2003, we continued our support of worldwide tiger conservation and education through a $1.0 million contribution to the Save the Tiger Fund. The Fund, established as a joint effort by ExxonMobil and the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, supports field research in tiger-range countries, anti-poaching efforts, initiatives to stop trade in tiger parts, and public education about the plight of the tiger. Since the Fund's establishment in 1995, total disbursements have exceeded $11 million.

Environmental initiatives during 2003 included increasing support for the Wildlife Habitat Council, commemorating the centenary of the Bermuda Biological Research Station with whom ExxonMobil has had a long-term relationship, national sponsorship of the America's Wetland - Campaign to Save Coastal Louisiana and supporting the establishment of a national conservation database for private landowners.

Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Environmental Associates Program 50,000 Alaska Bird Observatory, Fairbanks School Program 5,000 Alaska Raptor Rehabilitation Center, Sitka 10,000 Arizona State University, Tempe Research on MTBE in the Environment 10,000 Baton Rouge Area Foundation*, Louisiana Summits for America's WETLAND: Campaign to Save Coastal Louisiana 125,000 Bermuda Biological Station for Research, St. George's GE 100th Anniversary Commemoration 100,000 Fellowships 50,000 Marine Carbon Cycle 50,000 Oil Dispersant Effects 10,000 Subtotal 210,000 Bowdoin College, Brunswick, Maine Oil Spill Effects Reserach 15,000 Clarkson University*, Potsdam, N.Y. Environmental Manufacturing Management Program 5,000 Coastal America Foundation, Inc., Bellingham, Massachusetts Web Site Development 5,000 Coastal Conservation Association Rising Tide Publication – Houston, Texas 5,000 Others, each under $5,000 – Mobile, Alabama 1,000

16 Environment

Colorado School of Mines Foundation, Inc., Golden International Groundwater Modeling 15,000 Colorado State University, Fort Collins Light Non-Aqueous Phase Liquids (LNAPL) Recovery Screening Methods 15,000 Conservation Trust of Puerto Rico, San Juan Education Programs 10,000 Dauphin Island Foundation, Alabama 5,000 Ducks Unlimited, Inc., Ridgeland, Mississippi Reforestation Project 20,000 Erie County Environmental Education Institute, Inc., Buffalo, N.Y. Seneca Bluffs Natural Habitat Retoration Project 5,000 ExxonMobil Mobil Retiree Matching Gifts Program, Irving, Texas 40,894 Friends of Reston for Community Projects Inc., Virginia Reston Association - The Nature House 7,500 Georgia Conservancy Inc., Atlanta 6,500 Grand Isle Port Commission, Louisiana Grand Isle Butterfly Dome 5,000 Ground Water Protection Research Foundation, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 7,500 Gulf Coast Conservation Association, Louisiana Chapter, New Orleans Fish Tagging Program 5,000 H. John Heinz III Center for Science, Economics and the Environment, Washington, D.C. State of the Nation's Ecosystems Project 20,000 Land Trust Alliance, Washington, D.C. International Rally and Conservation Conference 5,000 Marine Environmental Sciences Consortium, Dauphin Island, Alabama Research Fellowships 5,000 Others, each under $5,000 4,500 Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Global Change Program, Cambridge Joint Program on the Science and Policy of Global Change 200,000 Mickey Leland National Urban Air Toxics Research Center, Houston, Texas Air Quality Project 30,000 Midewin National Tallgrass Prairie, Wilmington, Illinois Education Exhibit 10,000 National Wildlife Rehabilitators Association*, St. Cloud, Minnesota Annual Symposium 10,000 Nature Conservancy, Inc. Baton Rouge, Louisiana 10,000 Corporate Council – Anchorage, Alaska 5,000 Leadership Awards Luncheon* – Houston, Texas 5,000 Leadership Council – Arlington, Virginia 25,000 Others*, each under $5,000 3,000 Subtotal 48,000 NatureServe, Arlington, Virginia Web Site Development 10,000 Nebraska Groundwater Foundation, Lincoln 5,000

17 Environment

New England Forestry Foundation, Groton, Massachusetts Development of National Private Landowners Conservation Database 25,000 Open Lands Project, Chicago, Illinois Midewin National Tallgrass Prairie 10,000 Peregrine Fund, Inc., Boise, Idaho Bird Conservation 25,000 Pilcher Park Nature Center, Joliet, Illinois Young Acorns Education Program 7,500 Point Reyes Bird Observatory, Stinson Beach, California 10,000 Reef Ball Foundation*, Woodstock, Georgia Maryland Environmental Service Project 5,000 Resources for the Future, Washington, D.C. 25,000 Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, Inc., Missoula, Montana Wildlife Monitoring Program 7,000 Sand County Foundation, Madison, Wisconsin Environment Writers Workshops 25,000 Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (SETAC) Foundation for Environmental Education – Pensacola, Florida 25,000 Others, each under $5,000 1,000 St. Bernard Wetlands Foundation, Meraux, Louisiana Florida Bass Fish Nursery Project 20,000 State of Louisiana, Baton Rouge Catahoula Lake Conservation ($50k: 2001-2005) 10,000 State of Wyoming, Forestry Division, Cheyenne ExxonMobil Tree Planting Program - Living Snow Fence 5,000 Suncoast Seabird Sanctuary, Inc., Indian Shores, Florida 5,000 University of Illinois at Chicago* General Support for Institute for Environmental Science and Policy 10,000 University of Montana, Missoula Wildlife Biology Program ($90k: 2003-2005) 30,000 University of Texas at Austin Light Non-Aqueous Phase Liquids (LNAPL) Recovery Techniques 15,000 University of Washington, Seattle Magellanic Penguin Study 20,000 Wildlife Habitat Council*, Silver Spring, Maryland 100,000 World Resources Institute*, Washington, D.C. Global Leadership Forum 10,000 Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut Forum on Global Climate Change Science 50,000

Exxon Mobil Corporation* Other contributions, each under $5,000 1,000 ExxonMobil Foundation Other contributions, each under $5,000 26,800

Subtotal $1,399,194

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Tiger Conservation and Education Projects

Alaska Children's Zoo, Anchorage Siberian Tiger Exhibit 10,000 International Exotic Feline Sanctuary*, Boyd, Texas General Operating Support 50,000 National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, Washington, D.C. Save the Tiger Fund 1,029,352

Subtotal Tiger Conservation and Education Projects $1,089,352

Total Environmental Contributions made through the United States $2,488,546

Contributions Benefiting Communities in the United States 1,219,194 Contributions Benefiting Countries Outside the United States # 2,741,652

Total Worldwide Environmental Contributions # $3,960,846

Exxon Mobil Corporation* 1,796,300 ExxonMobil Foundation 2,164,546

Total Environment # $3,960,846

Grants made by ExxonMobil Foundation except where indicated by: * Exxon Mobil Corporation

# May include contributions to nonprofit and NGO organizations, direct spending on community serving projects, "social bonus" projects required under agreements with host governments by Exxon Mobil Corporation, its divisions and affiliates, and ExxonMobil’s share of community expenditures paid by joint ventures operated by other companies.

19 Health

ExxonMobil focuses its support on significant global health issues because it is our belief that heath is a cornerstone to opportunity and achievement. In 2003, worldwide health contributions totaled more than $7.3 million, with more than $4.9 million benefiting communities outside the United States.

Continuing our emphasis on critical health issues outside the United States, ExxonMobil increased efforts to fight the spread of malaria, HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis primarily in sub- Saharan Africa to more than $2.3 million. These funds provided for the introduction of new long- lasting insecticide treated bednets, distribution of medicines, supported preventative education and new research, and developed a safe blood handling and training facilities in Nigeria and an infectious disease research center in Chad.

In the United States ExxonMobil remained committed to pediatric asthma, respiratory disease, new research and community health.

Academy for Educational Development (NetMark), Washington, D.C. Malaria Bednet Vouchers and Preventative Health Materials (Ghana) 240,000 Malaria Bednet Vouchers and Preventative Health Materials (Nigeria) 120,000 Zambia Malaria Bednet Pilot Project* 15,000 Subtotal 375,000 Africare, Washington, D.C. Annual Memorial Dinner* 25,000 Malaria Prevention and Treatment for Families (Angola) 300,000 Al Sigl Center for Rehabilitation Agencies Inc., Rochester, N.Y. Renovation of Campus Area 5,000 Alliance pour le Developpement de la Sante, N'Djamena, Republique du Chad Chad Reference Center for Infectious Diseases 200,000 American Council on Science and Health, New York, N.Y. 25th Anniversary Dinner 5,000 Children's Asthma 25,000 American Heart Association*, Beaumont, Texas Shoot from the Heart 10,000 American Red Cross, Washington, D.C. Distribution of Anti-Malaria Bednets (Angola) 101,875 Annapolis Center for Environmental Quality, Inc., Maryland Epidemiological Studies Review* 30,000 Leadership Conference on Asthma 50,000 Breast Cancer Detection Center of Alaska and Charitable Corporation*, Fairbanks Waterfall Project 5,000 Brian's Run Charities, Inc.*, West Chester, Pennsylvania Charity Run 5,000 Burned Children Care Foundation, Miami Shores, Florida 10,800 Camp Good Days & Special Times, Inc., Mendon, N.Y. 5,000 Cancer Research Institute*, New York, N.Y. Annual Awards Dinner honoring Henry McKinnell 10,000

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Carl McCain Memorial Foundation*, Houston, Texas 5,000 Christus St. Elizabeth Hospital*, Beaumont, Texas 22nd Annual Benefit Show 15,000 Columbia University School of Public Health, New York, N.Y. Risk Sciences Institute 10,000 Cooperative for Assistance and Relief Everywhere, Inc.*, Washington, D.C. Anniversary Celebration 30,000 Environmental and Occupational Health Services Institute, Piscataway, New Jersey Robert A. Scala Award 5,000 ExxonMobil Mobil Retiree Matching Gifts Program 329,719 Foundation of the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey, Somerset Environmental Health Sciences Summer Institute 10,000 Global Business Coalition on HIV/AIDS, New York, N.Y. Membership 25,000 Harvard University, Boston, Massachusetts Kids Risk Project ($100k/year 2003 - 2005)* 100,000 Center for Risk Analysis 100,000 Harvard Malaria Initiative: ExxonMobil Program on Malaria in Africa 330,000 Subtotal 530,000 Histiocytosis Association of America, Inc.*, Pitman, New Jersey Annual Dinner 10,000 Hospice and Palliative Care of Metropolitan Washington*, Fairfax, Virginia Sponsorship of 2003 Benefit Gala 10,000 Hunterdon Medical Center Foundation, Flemington, New Jersey Intensive Care Unit 7,500 ILSI Health and Environmental Sciences Institute*, Washington, D.C. Immunotoxicology Technical Committee 8,500 Membership 40,000 Inova Health System Foundation, Falls Church, Virginia Gala* 10,000 Inova Arts in Medicine Program 25,000 Kellar Center 35,000 Subtotal 70,000 Irving Healthcare Foundation*, Texas TexasFest 10,000 Lovelace Respiratory Research Institute, Albuquerque, New Mexico Respiratory Center 70,000 March of Dimes, Southeast Texas Chapter*, Beaumont ExxonMobil March of Dimes Golf Tournament 14,000 Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center, Baton Rouge, Louisiana Community Education, Treatment, Research 10,000 Medicines for Malaria Venture Development of Potential Malaria Medications 100,000 Medisend International, Dallas, Texas International Distribution of Medical Equipment and Supplies 25,000 Mental Health Association In Texas, Austin Annual Fundraising Dinner 10,000

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Minority Health Professions Foundation*, Atlanta, Georgia Annual Symposium 40,000 National Academy of Sciences, Washington, D.C. Roundtable on Environmental Health Sciences 50,000 National Jewish Medical and Research Center, Dallas, Texas Asthma Research 50,000 National Multiple Sclerosis Society*, Washington, D.C. Ambassador's Ball 5,000 National Safety Council, Itasca, Illinois Robert W. Campbell Award for Global Safety, Health and Environmental Excellence ($200k: 2003-2007) 200,000 Safety Awareness 20,000 New York Academy of Medicine* Distinguished Dinner 25,000 Our Lady of the Lake Foundation, Baton Rouge, Louisiana Community Health Mobile Unit (CHMU) 17,500 Partnership for a Drug Free America, Inc., New York, N.Y. 15,000 Population Services International, Washington, D.C. Distribution of New Long Lasting Insecticide Bednets (Tanzania) 50,000 Project Hope, Millwood, Virginia 25,000 Public Health Policy Advisory Board, Washington, D.C. 75,000 Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey New Brunswick Campus National Center for Neighborhood 15,000 Safe Blood for Africa Foundation, Greenville, Delaware Akwa Ibom Emergency Blood Relief Plan 328,489 Nigerian Training Institute 245,370 SETAC Foundation for Environmental Education, Inc., Pensacola, Florida 10,000 Special Olympics Virginia Inc., Richmond 7,500 St. Joseph Hospital Foundation*, Houston, Texas Gala 5,000 St. Jude Children's Research Hospital*, Irving, Texas Golf Tournament 10,000 Staten Island University Hospital, N.Y. Patient Scholarship Program 5,000 Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation, Inc.*, Cheyenne, Wyoming Race for the Cure 5,000 United States Fund for UNICEF, New York, N.Y. Malaria Control Programs in Cameroon 250,000 University of Massachusetts at Amherst BELLE - Chemical Hormesis Database 25,000 University of Texas at Dallas ChildLink to Critical Services Program 10,000 University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, Houston Center for Research in Minority Health 50,000 Conversation with a Living Legend Luncheon* 20,000 Project Support ($1M: 2000-2004) 200,000 Shooting Down Cancer* 20,000 Others, each under $5,000* 3,500 Subtotal 293,500

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University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas Children's Asthma Research ($1M: 2002-2004) 400,000 University of Texas, Health Science Center, Houston Study of Ethanol Preservation 15,000 Virginia Health Care Foundation, Richmond 10,000 Washington Regional Alcohol Program, McLean, Virginia 5,000 World Health Forum*, Irving, Texas 2003 Conference 5,000

Exxon Mobil Corporation* Other contributions, each under $5,000 8,000 ExxonMobil Foundation Other contributions, each under $5,000 40,200

Total Health Contributions made through the United States $4,772,953

Contributions Benefiting Communities in the United States 2,406,419 Contributions Benefiting Countries Outside the United States # 4,928,334

Total Worldwide Health Contributions # $7,334,753

Exxon Mobil Corporation* 3,060,800 ExxonMobil Foundation 4,273,953

Total Health # $7,334,753

Grants made by ExxonMobil Foundation except where indicated by: * Exxon Mobil Corporation

# May include contributions to nonprofit and NGO organizations, direct spending on community serving projects, "social bonus" projects required under agreements with host governments by Exxon Mobil Corporation, its divisions and affiliates, and ExxonMobil’s share of community expenditures paid by joint ventures operated by other companies.

23 Higher Education

Our higher education initiatives focus on supporting programs that improve teaching and learning in science, technology, engineering and mathematics. In addition, we support programs that seek to improve career opportunities for minorities and women. In 2003, ExxonMobil provided more than $26.5 million worldwide to colleges and universities, along with other organizations that support higher education. Of this amount, more than $23.4 million benefited higher education within the United States.

In support of the Undergraduate Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Program (STEM), in the U.S. we funded Project NExT (New Experiences in Teaching), administered by the Mathematical Association of America. Funded by ExxonMobil, the Tom Joyner Foundation awarded ExxonMobil Foundation Scholarships to needy students attending historically black U. S. colleges and universities.

Internationally, in Angola, we funded the Agostinho Neto University to support geology classroom and library projects. In Canada, we made a new pledge to the University of Waterloo to fund their Centre for Education in Mathematics and Science. In Japan, we continued our funding of the General Sekiyu Research Foundation, established in 1981, to support energy related research. In Kazakhstan, we supported a Master of Arts program in Economics at the Kazakhstan Institute of Management, Economic and Strategic Research to assist Kazakhstanis in obtaining leadership positions in business and government.

Through the U.S. Departmental Grants Program, $1.6 million was provided to more than 100 universities with a history of providing ExxonMobil with many of its employees. These funds are provided to academic departments and are unrestricted for educational use.

Our U.S. Educational Matching Gifts Programs encourage and assist employees and retirees in their personal giving to higher education by providing a matching contribution. In 2003, employees and retirees donated more than $8.6 million to more than 900 U.S. colleges and universities, the United Negro College Fund, the Hispanic Scholarship Fund and the American Indian College Fund. ExxonMobil contributed more than $18.0 million in matching funds.

American Academy of Achievement*, Washington, D.C. 2003 Salute to Excellence Program and Achievement Summit 50,000 American Chemical Society, Washington, D.C. ExxonMobil Solid State Chemistry Faculty Fellowship* 10,000 E. V. Murphee Award 12,000 J. M. Hildebrand Award 12,000 Subtotal 34,000 American Mathematical Association of Two-Year Colleges, Memphis, Tennessee Project ACCCESS ($475k: 2003-2005) 175,000 American Society for Engineering Education*, Washington, D.C. Faculty Workshop 5,000 American University In Cairo*, New York, N.Y. Matching Gifts 15,000

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Association for Women In Mathematics, College Park, Maryland 5,000 Association of Governing Boards of Universities and Colleges, Washington, D.C. Seminars for Public Institution Affiliated Foundation Boards 10,000 Bank Street College of Education*, New York, N.Y. Annual Dinner 15,000 Barnard College*, New York, N.Y. 16th Annual Awards Dinner 12,500 Coast Guard Foundation, Inc.*, Stonington, Connecticut Salute to the United States Coast Guard Awards Dinner 10,000 Commission on Professionals in Science and Technology*, Washington, D.C. 5,000 Council for Advancement and Support of Education, Washington, D.C. 10,000 Council for Aid To Education, New York, N.Y. 30,000

Departmental Grants Arizona State University Foundation* 7,000 Auburn University Foundation* 27,000 Baylor University* 8,000 Brigham Young University* 28,500 California Institute of Technology* 5,000 Carnegie Mellon University* 15,000 Clarkson University* 5,000 Clemson University* 7,000 Colorado School of Mines Foundation, Inc.* 22,000 Columbia University Development* 8,000 Cornell University* 22,000 Drexel University* 12,500 Duke University* 11,500 Florida A&M University* 5,000 Georgia Institute of Technology Foundation* 25,500 Harvard University* 8,000 Indiana University Foundation* 15,500 Kansas State University Foundation* 11,500 Lamar University* 12,000 Lehigh University* 11,000 Louisiana State University Foundation* 86,000 Louisiana Tech University* 18,000 Massachusetts Institute of Technology* 34,000 Mississippi State University Development Foundation, Inc.* 35,500 New Jersey Institute of Technology* 7,000 New Mexico State University* 6,500 North Carolina State University* 13,500 Northwestern University* 10,000 Ohio State University Development Foundation* 10,000 Oklahoma State University Foundation* 24,000 Pennsylvania State University* 38,000 Princeton University* 10,500

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Purdue University* 41,500 Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute* 15,000 Rice University* 34,500 Rutgers University Foundation* 10,000 San Diego State University* 9,000 Southern Methodist University* 9,000 Southwest Texas State University* 7,000 Stanford University* 12,500 Stevens Institute of Technology* 16,000 Texas A&M Foundation* 134,500 Texas Tech University Foundation* 28,000 Thunderbird, American Graduate School of International Management* 5,000 University of Alabama* 9,000 University of Arizona* 14,500 University of Arkansas Foundation* 5,000 University of California - Los Angeles* 5,000 University of California at Santa Barbara* 7,000 University of California Berkeley* 19,500 University of Chicago* 8,000 University of Delaware* 14,000 University of Florida Foundation, Inc.* 39,000 University of Houston* 115,000 University of Illinois At Urbana-Champaign* 36,500 University of Iowa Foundation* 6,500 University of Kansas Endowment Association* 14,500 University of Maryland Foundation* 5,000 University of Miami* 5,000 University of Michigan* 19,500 University of Minnesota Foundation* 19,000 University of Missouri-Rolla* 14,000 University of New Orleans Foundation* 7,500 University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill* 10,000 University of Oklahoma Foundation, Inc.* 36,000 University of Pennsylvania* 10,000 University of South Carolina* 12,000 University of Tennessee* 17,000 University of Texas at Austin* 117,500 University of Texas at El Paso* 9,500 University of Utah* 7,000 University of Virginia* 6,500 University of Wisconsin-Madison* 26,000 University of Wyoming* 7,000 Utah State University* 5,000 Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University* 22,000 Others*, each under $5,000 39,500 Subtotal 1,570,500

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ExxonMobil Educational Matching Gifts Program ExxonMobil Educational Matching Gifts 16,285,620 Mobil Retiree Program - Matching Gifts to Education 1,764,090 Foundation for Management Education in Central America*, 5,000 Glen Echo, Maryland Hope College, Holland, Michigan Project Kaleidoscope 200,000 International Corrugated Packaging Foundation*, Alexandria, Virginia Scholarship Support for Industrial Training Programs 20,000 Johns Hopkins University, School for Advanced International Studies, Washington, D.C. Hopkins-Nanjing Center 100,000 Lamar Institute of Technology Foundation, Beaumont, Texas Process Operator Training Unit 15,000 Scholarships* 20,000 Lamar University, Beaumont, Texas Center for the Study of the Big Thicket 8,000 Dynamics Simulation & Adv. Process* 25,000 Engineering Student Ambassador Program 10,000 Executive in Residence Program 12,500 Integrated Science for Educators 8,000 Le Grand Bal* 10,000 Women in Computer Science 10,000 Others*, each under $5,000 3,000 Others, each under $5,000 4,500 Subtotal 91,000 Louisiana State University Foundation*, Baton Rouge Geology Field Camp (2003 - 2005) 50,000 Massachusetts Institute of Technology*, Cambridge Chemical Engineering Practice School 5,000 Edgerton Center 5,000 Industrial Liaison Program 25,000 Subtotal 35,000 Mathematical Association of America, Washington, D.C. Project NExT 100,000 National Engineers Week Foundation*, Alexandria, Virginia National Engineers Week 2004 15,000 National Merit Scholarship Corporation, Evanston, Illinois Merit and Achievement Scholarship Program 41,010 Northern Virginia Community College Educational Foundation Inc., Annandale Annual Dinner* 3,000 Honors Program - Scholarships 10,000 Nunez Community College, Chalmette, Louisiana Outreach Program 5,000 Pennsylvania State University*, University Park Fellowship in Quantitative Geoscience 20,000 Others, each under $5,000 3,000

27 Higher Education

Rice University, Houston, Texas Texas Academy of Science, Engineering and Medicine Conference 5,000 NMR Studies* 15,000 SAGE Program, Los Alamos National Laboratory*, New Mexico Summer of Applied Geophysical Experience (SAGE) 8,000 Scholarship Foundation of Santa Barbara, California Scholarship Fund 5,000 Sheldon Jackson College*, Sitka, Alaska Alaska Native Outreach Program 10,000 Society of Exploration Geophysicists Foundation*, Tusla, Oklahoma Scholarship Program 15,000 Society of Women Engineers, Chicago, Illinois General Support* 20,000 Girls Do Science, Engineering and Technology ($200k: 2002 - 2004) 200,000 Others*, each under $5,000 3,000 Subtotal 223,000 Southern Methodist University*, Dallas, Texas Temerlin Institute for Advertising Education and Research ($250k: 2001-2005) 50,000 United States Merchant Marine Academy Foundation, Inc., Kings Point, N.Y. 10,000 University of Arizona*, Tucson GeoStructure Partnership 20,000 University of California at Davis* Institute for Transportation Studies 40,000 University of California Berkeley Seaborg Lectures 5,000 University of Michigan*, Ann Arbor Marine Hydrodynamics 15,000 University of Southern Mississippi Research Foundation*, Hattiesburg Competitive Graduate Fellowship Program 5,000 University of Texas at Austin* Archive Project ($300k: 2003-2004) 150,000 Transnational Law Program 20,000 UT Women in Engineering Program 5,000 Subtotal 175,000 Women in Engineering Program Advocates Network*, West Lafayette, Indiana 2003 National Conference 5,000

Exxon Mobil Corporation* Other contributions, each under $5,000 28,550 ExxonMobil Foundation Other contributions, each under $5,000 17,500

Subtotal $21,381,770

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Higher Education Minority Programs

Engineering Programs American Geological Institute* 25,000 American Indian Science and Engineering Society* 5,000 Georgia Institute of Technology Foundation* 30,000 Louisiana Engineering Advancement Programs For Minorities, Inc.* 7,500 Louisiana State University Foundation* 55,000 National Action Council for Minorities In Engineering, Inc. 270,000 National Association of Minority Engineering Program Administrators* 5,000 National Society of Black Engineers* 60,000 New Mexico State University College of Engineering* 5,000 North Carolina State University* 5,000 Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers Foundation* 25,000 Society of Mexican American Engineers & Scientists* 5,000 Southern University Foundation* 5,000 Stevens Institute of Technology* 150,000 Texas A&M Foundation* 30,000 University of Florida Foundation, Inc.* 33,000 University of Houston* 7,000 University of Illinois at Urbana, Champaign County* 5,000 University of Michigan* 5,000 University of Texas at Austin* 5,000 Others*, each under $5,000 31,000 Subtotal 768,500

MBA Programs Columbia University Graduate School of Business* 5,000 Harvard University Graduate School of Business* 5,000 Massachusetts Institute of Technology* 5,000 Northwestern University Kellogg Graduate School of Management* 5,000 Stanford University* 5,000 University of Illinois At Urbana-Champaign* 7,000 University of Michigan, Graduate School of Business Administration* 5,000 University of Pennsylvania, Wharton School* 5,000 Subtotal 42,000

Other Support Programs American Indian College Fund 25,000 Arctic Education Foundation 5,000 Baton Rouge Community College Foundation* 15,000 Consortium For Graduate Study In Management* 25,000 Cook Inlet Tribal Council Inc. 5,000 Council on International Educational Exchange Inc. 20,000 District of Columbia College Access Program 200,000

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Fort Valley State University* 25,000 George Mason University* 20,000 Hispanic Heritage Awards, Inc.* 100,000 Hispanic Scholarship Fund* 60,000 Howard University* 6,500 Joliet Junior College* 15,000 Koniag Educational Foundation 5,000 LEAD Program In Business, Inc.* 50,000 Lee College 40,000 Massachusetts Institute of Technology* 5,000 National Association of Black Geologists and Geophysicists* 5,000 National Black MBA Association, Inc.* 25,000 National Consortium for Graduate Degrees for Minorities in Engineering* 31,000 National Merit Scholarship Corporation* 5,350 National Society of Hispanic MBAs* 15,000 Prairie View A&M University* 24,000 Recruitment into Collegiate Education Through Minority Scholarships Fund* 10,000 Rochester Institute of Technology* 10,000 Southern University Foundation* 22,500 Texas A&M Foundation* 5,000 Tom Joyner Foundation, Inc. 200,000 Tuskegee University* 8,000 United Negro College Fund, National 125,000 University of Arizona* 35,000 University of Houston 5,000 University of Houston* 39,000 University of New Orleans* 50,000 University of South Carolina* 5,000 University of Texas at Austin* 25,000 Others*, each under $5,000 21,250 Others, each under $5,000 9,300 Subtotal 1,296,900

Subtotal Minority Programs $2,107,400

Total Higher Education Contributions made through the United States $23,489,170

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Contributions Benefiting Communities in the United States 23,469,170 Contributions Benefiting Countries Outside the United States # 3,044,400

Total Worldwide Higher Education Contributions # $26,513,570

Exxon Mobil Corporation* 6,534,050 ExxonMobil Foundation 19,979,520

Total Higher Education # $26,513,570

Grants made by ExxonMobil Foundation except where indicated by: * Exxon Mobil Corporation

# May include contributions to nonprofit and NGO organizations, direct spending on community serving projects, "social bonus" projects required under agreements with host governments by Exxon Mobil Corporation, its divisions and affiliates, and ExxonMobil’s share of community expenditures paid by joint ventures operated by other companies.

31 Pre-College Education

Our goal in supporting pre-college education is to impact learning in the K-12 classrooms. In 2003, worldwide contributions in support of this goal totaled more than $10.5 million, with more than $3.1 million benefiting communities outside the United States.

In the U.S., we continued our support to SECME, Inc. to support teacher training and programs that enable minority students to enter colleges, majoring in engineering and related fields. In support of mathematics initiatives, more than $325,000 was provided in support of our K-5 Mathematics Specialist Program. The program seeks to strengthen the effectiveness of mathematics teaching and learning from kindergarten through fifth grade by incorporating a mathematics specialist role with school districts.

Through the ExxonMobil Educational Alliance Program, 4,000 grants of $500 each were awarded to K-12 schools in the United States on behalf of Exxon and Mobil retail stores. These unrestricted grants were used by local schools to sponsor student programs, support school related extracurricular activities and purchase educational enrichment materials and equipment.

ExxonMobil and employee volunteers actively work with Junior Achievement worldwide to improve the economic knowledge of students. Grants to Junior Achievement International supported the development of a Global Business Ethics Curriculum and a regional office for the Middle East. In Canada, we continued our funding to Junior Achievement in support of youth business programs.

In Azerbaijan, ExxonMobil provided funding to develop and publish the first-ever children’s encyclopedia in the Azerbaijani Latin alphabet. In Qatar, our support to the Ministry of Education provides free education to children of Qatar and Arab nationals. In Saudi Arabia, our funding to the “Gifted and Talented” students program supported a summer program for science and math and the Girls Gifted Educational Center of Riyadh, the only center of its kind for girls in Saudi Arabia. In the United Kingdom, the ExxonMobil Growing Schools Links Program provided students with a variety of science, math and environmental education initiatives.

Academic Distinction Fund, Baton Rouge, Louisiana Chemical/Physics Award 9,500 Alabama High School of Mathematics and Science Foundation, Mobile Library/Technology Center 5,000 Project Support 5,000 Alaska Challenger Center for Space Science Technology, Inc., Kenai Challenger Learning Center of Alaska 10,000 Alaska Council on Economic Education, Anchorage Teacher Training 13,000 Alexandria City Public Schools, Virginia K-5 Mathematics Specialist Program 29,400 Arlington Public Schools, Virginia K-5 Mathematics Specialist Program 9,900

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Asia Society, Houston, Texas Building Bridges of Understanding – Education Outreach Program 25,000 Baldwin County Board of Education, Loxley, Alabama Aquaculture Center 10,000 Pelican's Nest Science Lab 5,000 Beaumont Independent School District, Texas Reading Recovery Program 50,000 Ben Milam Elementary School Midland Independent School District, Texas Science Lab 6,200 Billings Public Education Foundation, Montana "Saturday Live" Program 7,500 California Foundation on the Environment and Economy, San Francisco Energy Education Program 75,000 Child-Centered Schools Initiative of the Greater Houston Area, Texas K-5 Mathematics Initiative for Houston ISD ($220k: 2003-2004) 110,000 College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, Virginia Chancellor Academy Pre-Collegiate Summer Program 15,000 Computers 4 Students, Arlington, Virginia 9,000 Dallas Museum of Natural History Association, Texas 5,000 Deaconess Billings Clinic Foundation, Montana Science Expo 5,000 Education Development Center, Inc., Newton, Massachusetts K-5 Mathematics Specialist Program 125,000 Environmental Literacy Council, Washington, D.C. Project Support 40,000 Evelyn J. Daniel Educational Foundation, Baton Rouge, Louisiana Teacher Workshops 5,000 ExxonMobil Educational Alliance Program* Grants to K-12 Schools 2,000,000 ExxonMobil Science Ambassador Program 146,000 Fairfax County Public Schools Education Foundation, Inc., Virginia Expanding Visions 86,000 Fort Worth Museum of Science and History, Texas Texas Center for Inquiry 35,000 Fund For Public Schools, Inc., New York, N.Y. 5,000 Girlstart, Austin, Texas Take a Girl to College Day 5,000 Goose Creek Consolidated Independent School District, Baytown, Texas Grants to Support Partner Schools 12,000 K-12 Science Educator Professional Development 30,000 Hogg Middle School, Houston, Texas Lego League Program 5,000 Houston Hispanic Forum*, Texas Career/Education Day 5,000 Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, Inc., Texas R.I.T.E. Program 5,000

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Houston Museum of Natural Science, Texas Teacher Tuesdays 25,000 Houston World Affairs Council, Texas Education Outreach Program 5,000 Illinois Computing Educators, Addison 5,000 Illinois Science Teachers Association, Champaign Teacher of the Year Awards 12,000 Imaginarium, Anchorage, Alaska T-Rex Exhibit 5,000 Institute of International Education, Southern Region, Houston, Texas Educational Outreach Program 5,000 Jason Alliance of Southeast Texas, Beaumont 30,000 Jason Foundation For Education, Needham, Massachusetts 50,000 Junior Achievement Anchorage, Alaska – General Support 5,000 Dallas, Texas* 5,500 Dallas, Texas – General Support 30,000 Baton Rouge, Louisiana – Training Materials 17,050 Colorado Springs, Colorado* – National Project Support 7,500 Exchange City – Math in Business Program at Houston ISD 87,000 Global Business Ethics ($384k: 2002-2005) 111,880 International – General Support 35,000 Middle East Office Project ($500k: 2003-2007) 100,000 New Orleans, Louisiana – Exchange City ($100k: 2003-2005) 34,000 New Orleans – General Support 25,000 Others*, each under $5,000 1,700 Others, each under $5,000 7,000 Subtotal 466,630 Lamar University Foundation, Beaumont, Texas Teaching Environmental Science 8,000 Lamar University, Beaumont, Texas Cardinal Connection Mentor Reading Program 45,000 Lamar Advancement of Math and Reading Skills (LAMARS) 10,500 Liberty Science Center, Inc.*, Jersey City, New Jersey Science Learning Residency Program ($500k: 2001-2005) 100,000 Annual Gala 25,000 Louisiana Arts and Science Museum Inc., Baton Rouge Ambassador Science Days 5,000 ExxonMobil Space Theater – Grand Opening Gala* 5,000 ExxonMobil Space Theater ($1M: 2001-2005) 200,000 Subtotal 210,000 Louisiana Children's Museum, New Orleans 5,000 Louisiana Resource Center for Educators, Baton Rouge Experience Science Saturday 5,000 Marine Environmental Sciences Consortium, Dauphin Island, Alabama Dauphin Island Sea Lab-BayMobile 20,000

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Multicultural Career Intern Program Inc., Washington, D.C. Literacy Materials for Bell Classrooms 10,000 National Assoc of Elementary School Principals Foundation*, Alexandria, Virginia Educational Assistance Program 10,000 National Council on Economic Education, New York, N.Y. Choices and Changes/Houston 12,500 General Support 15,000 National Plastics Center & Museum, Inc., Leominster, Massachusetts Plastivan Program 5,000 New Hope Educational Institute Inc., Landover Hills, Maryland Newspapers in Education Program 9,000 Santa Barbara County Schools, California Impact II 5,000 Santa Barbara Maritime Museum, California Jason XV; Rainforests at the Crossroads 25,000 Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History, California Sea Center ($100k: 2003-2006) 25,000 Others, each under $5,000 4,000 Southwest Museum of Science & Technology*, Dallas, Texas Membership 5,000 Spring Independent School District, Houston, Texas K-5 Mathematics Specialist Program 25,000 St. Bernard Kiwanis Foundation, Inc., Arabi, Louisiana Terrific Kids Program 7,000 St. Bernard Parish School Board, Chalmette, Louisiana Academic Games League 20,000 Children & Youth Community Choruses 10,000 Drug Free Schools Program 10,000 Safe & Drug Free Schools Program - 2002 10,000 Subtotal 50,000 Stafford County Public Schools, Virginia K-5 Mathematics Specialist Program 26,275 Others, each under $5,000 4,000 Sterling Municipal Library, Baytown, Texas ExxonMobil Children's Reading Skills 10,000 ExxonMobil Science Book Collection 5,500 Sun N. Fun Eaa Fly-In Inc., Lakeland, Florida Aerospace Education Summer Workshop 15,000 Switzer Center, Torrance, California Children with Learning Disabilities 5,000 Teach for America, Inc. Teaching Program – Baton Rouge, Louisiana 8,000 Sponsor A Teacher Program – Houston, Texas 5,000 Texas Business and Education Coalition, Austin 35,000 Texas Energy Museum, Inc, Beaumont October Host Program 5,000

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Three Rivers Education Partnership, Joliet, Illinois Science & Technology for Children* 7,000 Jason Project 17,000 Torrance Education Foundation, California Annual Fundraising Dinner* 10,000 Scholarship Fund 10,000 Torrance Unified School District, California Pegasus Awards 88,000 Others, each under $5,000 4,000 Troup County Board of Education, LaGrange, Georgia Partners In Education 10,000 University of Akron Foundation, Ohio Women in Engineering Program 5,000 University of Texas at Arlington ExxonMobil Texas Science and Engineering Fair 50,000 US Foundation for the Inspiration & Recognition of Science & Technology (FIRST), Manchester, New Hampshire Houston FIRST Regional Robotics Competition 25,000 Virginia Mathematics Coalition, Charlottesville 15,000

Exxon Mobil Corporation* Other contributions, each under $5,000 19,100 ExxonMobil Foundation Other contributions, each under $5,000 203,200

Subtotal $4,730,205

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Pre-College Minority Programs

Advisory Council for High School for Engineering Professions at Scotlandville, Baton Rouge, Louisiana Project Support 14,000 Others, each under $5,000 2,000 Advocates for Science & Mathematics Education Inc., New Orleans, Louisiana New Orleans Science & Math High School 6,000 Awty School, Houston, Texas 25,000 Citizens Scholarship Foundation of America, Inc., New Orleans, Louisiana Dollars for Scholars 5,500 Close Up Foundation, Alexandria, Virginia Student Participation Support 30,000 Dunbar Elementary School, Beaumont, Texas School/Business Partnership 5,000 East Baton Rouge Parish School Board, Louisiana Math & Science Awards Program 5,000 Fairfax County Public Schools Education Foundation, Inc., Virginia General Support 5,000 Membership 5,000 First Alaskans Endowment Fund*, Anchorage First Alaskans Endowment Fund ($4M: 2001-2004) 1,000,000 High School For Engineering Professions, Houston ISD, Texas Robotic Team 35,000 Houston Independent School District, Texas Harvard Elementary - Lego League Robotics Program 5,000 Others, each under $5,000 4,000 Institute of International Education, Southern Region*, Houston, Texas 5,000 Jefferson Dollars For Scholars, Citizens Scholarship Foundation of America, Inc., Metairie, Louisiana Dollars for Scholars 5,000 Leadership 2000 Mentorship Program, Inc., Houston, Texas AIBA School for Enginerring Professionals 7,500 Milby High School 8,500 Reagan High School 8,500 Subtotal 24,500 Lulac National Educational Service Center, Inc., Houston, Texas Educational Enrichment Program 5,000 MAC Foundation, Inc., New Orleans, Louisiana Partnership in Education - Williams Elementary 14,000 Others, each under $5,000 1,500 Multicultural Career Intern Program Inc.*, Washington, D.C. Annual Scholarship Fund Gala 10,000 Rochester Industries Educational Fund, Inc., N.Y. Pris2m Program 10,000

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Sembradores De Amistad Educational Foundation, Inc., Houston, Texas Scholarship Program 10,000 SECME, Inc., Atlanta, Georgia General Support ($900k: 2002-2004) 300,000 Southwest Museum of Science & Technology, Dallas, Texas Project Impact 25,000 Teach for America, Inc. Teach for America - New Orleans 10,000 District of Columbia Program 25,000 YMCA of Metropolitan Washington, Alexandria Chapter, Reston, Virginia After School Extension Program 7,500

Exxon Mobil Corporation* Other contributions, each under $5,000 500 ExxonMobil Foundation Other contributions, each under $5,000 21,250

Subtotal Minority Programs $1,620,750

Total Pre-College Education Contributions made through the United States $6,350,955

Contributions Benefiting Communities in the United States 6,094,075 Contributions Benefiting Countries Outside the United States # 4,430,380

Total Worldwide Pre-College Education Contributions # $10,524,455

Exxon Mobil Corporation* 7,389,800 ExxonMobil Foundation 3,134,655

Total Pre-College Education # $10,524,455

Grants made by ExxonMobil Foundation except where indicated by: * Exxon Mobil Corporation

# May include contributions to nonprofit and NGO organizations, direct spending on community serving projects, "social bonus" projects required under agreements with host governments by Exxon Mobil Corporation, its divisions and affiliates, and ExxonMobil’s share of community expenditures paid by joint ventures operated by other companies.

38 Public Information and Policy Research

As a science-based company, ExxonMobil is committed to supporting organizations that research significant domestic and foreign policy issues and promote informed discussion on issues of direct relevance to business and the company’s ongoing operations. In 2003, worldwide contributions for Public Information and Policy Research totaled $6.8 million.

We support programs that foster international understanding and engagement and help shape U.S. foreign policy. For example, we fund the Council on Foreign Relations to support constructive public and private discussions and to publish Foreign Affairs, a journal on global issues. Our involvement with the Asia Society, the Corporate Council on Africa, the Arab American Institute, Mosaic and other similar organizations, facilitates American understanding about societies and cultures of the world.

Organizations dedicated to researching free market solutions to public policy problems also receive support from ExxonMobil. For example, the American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research and the Competitive Enterprise Institute, both dedicated to strengthening the foundations of freedom and to the principles of free enterprise, receive our support. Additionally, through various memberships and affiliations, we support the promotion of business views and solutions on a wide range of global economic and business policy issues.

2003 SLC Texas Host State*, Austin 2003 Southern Legislative Conference 5,000 Acton Institute for the Study of Religion and Liberty, Grand Rapids, Michigan Challenge Grant for International Work 50,000 Advancement of Sound Science Center Inc., Potomac, Maryland 10,000 Advertising Council, Inc., New York, N.Y. 20,000 AEI-Brookings Joint Center for Regulatory Studies, Washington, D.C. 30,000 Africa Society, Washington, D.C. 25,000 American Council for Capital Formation Center for Policy Research, Washington, D.C. General Operating Support 95,000 Project Support 50,000 American Council on Germany, Inc., New York, N.Y. John J. McCloy Award Dinner* 25,000 General Operating Support 10,000 American Council on Science and Health, New York, N.Y. 25,000 American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research, Washington, D.C. Annual Dinner* 5,000 General Operating Support 225,000 American Inns of Court Foundation, Alexandria, Virginia Circuit Professionalism Awards 5,000 Others, each under $5,000 2,000 American Institute of Chemical Engineers*, New York, N.Y. Center for Chemical Process Safety 30,000

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American Legislative Exchange Council, Washington, D.C. Annual Conference* 78,000 Energy and Climate Change 50,000 General Operating Support 100,000 Global Climate Change 140,000 Subtotal 290,000 Americas Society, Inc.*, New York, N.Y. Annual Spring Party 5,000 Annapolis Center for Environmental Quality, Inc.*, Maryland General Operating Support/Annual Dinner 27,500 Project Support 75,000 Arab American Institute Foundation*, Washington, D.C. Kahlil Gibran Awards 10,000 Asia Society* Tiger Ball 2003 – Houston, Texas 25,000 Annual Conference/Dinner – Washington, D.C. 71,000 Aspen Institute, Inc.*, Washington, D.C. 10,000 Atlantic Council of the United States, Washington, D.C. 10,000 Atlas Economic Research Foundation Atlas, Fairfax, Virginia 190,000 Baker Institute For Public Policy – Rice University*, Houston, Texas Energy Forum Membership 50,000 Gala Celebration Dinner 50,000 Baylor University School of Law, Waco, Texas 5,000 Brookings Institution, Washington, D.C. 125,000 Business Council for International Understanding*, New York, N.Y. Project Support 5,500 Training in Commercial Diplomacy 25,000 Capital Research Center, Washington, D.C. Green Watch Project 25,000 Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Center for the Study and Improvement of Regulation 225,000 Cato Institute, Washington, D.C. 25,000 Center for American and International Law, Dallas, Texas General Operating Support 5,000 Institute for Energy Law – Membership* 5,000 International and Comparative Law – Membership* 5,000 Institute for Energy Law - General Operating 7,000 ITA - General Operating Support 6,500 Others*, each under $5,000 4,150 Others, each under $5,000 100 Subtotal 32,750 Center for New Europe-USA, Washington, D.C. Global Climate Change Program 40,000 Center for Strategic and International Studies, Inc., Washington, D.C. 150,000 Center for the Defense of Free Enterprise, Bellevue, Washington Global Climate Change Issues 40,000

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Center for the Study of Carbon Dioxide and Global Change, Tempe, Arizona Climate Change Activities 40,000 Central and East European Law Initiative Institute, Washington, D.C. Judge and Lawyer Training Program ($100k:2002-2005) 25,000 Chemical Education Foundation, Arlington, Virginia Product Stewardship Bulletins 25,000 China Business Forum, Washington, D.C. 25,000 Columbia University, Middle East Institute, New York, N.Y. Middle East Studies 20,000 Committee for a Constructive Tomorrow, Washington, D.C. Climate Change Issues 25,000 General Operating Support 47,000 Common Good, New York, N.Y. 50,000 Communications Institute*, Pasadena, California 25,000 Competitive Enterprise Institute, Washington, D.C. Annual Dinner* 25,000 General Operating Support 440,000 Conference Board, Inc.*, New York, N.Y. 2003 Energy & Business Conference 30,000 Congress of Racial Equality, New York, N.Y. 25,000 Congressional Black Caucus Foundation, Inc.*, Washington, D.C. Annual Legislative Conference Dinner 15,000 Consumer Alert, Inc., Washington, D.C. 15,000 Corporate Council on Africa*, Washington, D.C. Biannual Summit 100,000 Council of State Governments*, Lexington, Kentucky 5,000 Council on Foreign Relations, Inc.*, New York, N.Y. Africa Policy Studies 50,000 Annual Subscription to Corporate Program 55,000 CPR Institute for Dispute Resolution, Inc.*, New York, N.Y. 6,000 Duke University, Durham, North Carolina Center for Environmental Solutions 45,000 European Institute Inc.*, Washington, D.C. Membership 15,000 Federalist Society for Law and Public Policy Studies, Washington, D.C. 15,000 Financial Accounting Foundation*, Norwalk, Connecticut Membership 52,000 Financial Executives Research Foundation*, Florham Park, New Jersey Research Program 9,000 Others, each under $5,000 1,000 Florida International University, Miami Center for Energy & Technology of the Americas* 10,000 General Operating Support 15,000 Foreign Policy Association*, New York, N.Y. Annual Dinner 25,000 Foundation for American Communications*, Pasadena, California Science Journalism Program 150,000 Special Project 10,000

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Foundation for Public Affairs*, Washington, D.C. 5,000 Foundation for Research on Economics and the Environment, Bozeman, Montana 30,000 Fraser Institute*, Vancouver BC, Canada Climate Change 60,000 Free Enterprise Action Institute, Potomac, Maryland Research Support 50,000 Frontiers of Freedom Institute, Fairfax, Virginia Global Climate Change Outreach 95,000 Project Support-Sound Science Center 50,000 Frontiers of Freedom, Fairfax, Virginia Global Climate Change Activities 50,000 George Bush School of Government and Public Service*, College Station, Texas Conference Series 10,000 George C Marshall Research Foundation*, Lexington, Virginia 2003 George C. Marshall Foundation Award Dinner 15,000 George C. Marshall Institute, Washington, D.C. Global Climate Change Program 95,000 George Mason University Foundation, Inc., Fairfax, Virginia Law & Economics Center 20,000 George Washington University, D.C. Global Grassroots Education Program 25,000 Georgetown University, Center Contemporary 30,000 Arabic Studies, Washington, D.C. Heartland Institute, Chicago, Illinois 19th Anniversary Benefit Dinner* 7,500 General Operating Support 85,000 Henry L. Stimson Center, Washington, D.C. 10,000 Heritage Foundation, Washington, D.C. 95,000 Hoover Institution, Stanford, California Global Climate Change Projects 30,000 Houston Forum*, Texas 2004 Annual Luncheon 5,000 General Operating Support 6,500 Houston International Protocol Alliance, Texas Emergency Preparedness Exchange Program between Houston and Baku, Azerbaijan 5,000 Houston Junior Chamber of Commerce Foundation, Inc.*, Texas 52nd Consular Ball 10,000 Independent Institute, Inc., Oakland, California 10,000 Independent Women's Forum, Washington, D.C. 15,000 Institute for Civil Justice*, Santa Monica, California 85,000 Institute for East West Studies, New York, N.Y. 10,000 Institute for Energy Research, Houston, Texas 37,000 Institute for Policy Innovation, Lewisville, Texas 7,500 Institute for Research on the Economics of Taxation*, Washington, D.C. Membership 5,000 Institute for the Study of Earth and Man*, Dallas, Texas 10,000 Institute of Internal Auditors Research Foundation*, Altamonte Springs, Florida Research Program 5,000

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Institute of International Education, Southern Region, Houston, Texas International Visitor's Program 20,000 Institute of the Americas*, La Jolla, California Mexico Energy Roundtable 5,000 International Association of Defense Counsel Foundation, Chicago, Illinois National Jury Trial Innovations Project 10,000 International Foundation for Election Systems, Washington, D.C. 5,000 International Policy Network - North America, Washington, D.C. Climate Change Outreach 50,000 International Republican Institute, Washington, D.C. 10,000 John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University*, Cambridge, Massachusetts Caspian Studies Program/Azerbaijan Initiative 50,000 Johns Hopkins University, Washington, D.C. School for Advanced International Studies 75,000 Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies, Washington, D.C. 15,000 Keystone Center*, Colorado Dialogue 35,000 Landmark Legal Foundation, Kansas City, Missouri 10,000 Legal Aid Society of the District of Columbia*, Washington, D.C. Servant of Justice Dinner 10,000 Manhattan Institute for Policy Research, New York, N.Y. 25,000 Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge Energy Policy Studies 90,000 Media Institute, Arlington, Virginia 20,000 Media Research Center, Arlington, Virginia Global Climate Change Activities 50,000 Mentor Group, Boston, Massachusetts Court Forum 30,000 Mercatus Center*, Arlington, Virginia 40,000 Mexican Cultural Institute, Washington, D.C. 5,000 Mexican Institute of Greater Houston, Inc.*, Texas Mexican Independence Gala 5,000 Middle East Institute, Washington, D.C. Conference* 10,000 General Operating Support 60,000 Middle East Policy Council, Washington, D.C. 17,500 Mosaic Foundation*, McLean, Virginia Annual Fundraising Gala 100,000 National Academy of Sciences, Washington, D.C. STL Panel 50,000 National Association of Neighborhoods, Washington, D.C. 15,000 National Black Caucus of State Legislators*, Washington, D.C. General Operating/Conference Support 9,000 National Black Chamber of Commerce, Washington, D.C. 40,000 National Bureau of Economic Research*, Cambridge, Massachusetts 50,000 National Center for Policy Analysis, Dallas, Texas 75,000

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National Center for Public Policy Research, Washington, D.C. General Operating Support 25,000 Global Climate Change/EnviroTruth Website 30,000 National Center for State Courts, Williamsburg, Virginia 20,000 National Council on US-Arab Relations*, Washington, D.C. Conference Support 20,000 National Democratic Institute for International Affairs, Washington, D.C. 10,000 National Foreign Trade Council, Inc.*, Washington, D.C. World Trade Dinner 20,000 National Judicial College, Reno, Nevada 45,000 National Legal Center for the Public Interest, Washington, D.C. Gauer Lecture* 8,500 General Operating Support 25,000 National Policy Association*, Washington, D.C. Membership 15,000 New York Chapter of Core, Inc. Climate Change Outreach Efforts 15,000 Pacific Legal Foundation, Sacramento, California 15,000 Pacific Research Institute for Public Policy, San Francisco, California 45,000 Paykids Foundation, Lansing, Michigan 5,000 Property and Environment Research Center, Bozeman, Montana 15,000 Public Affairs Research Council of Louisiana, Inc.*, Baton Rouge Membership 25,000 Reason Foundation, Los Angeles, California 10,000 Sociedad De Amigos De La Cultura Mexicana, Dallas, Texas 5,000 Southern Legislative Conference*, Austin, Texas Conference 20,000 Southern Methodist University Law School Foundation, Dallas, Texas 10,000 Stanford University, California Center for Research on Economic & Policy Reform* 10,000 Energy Policy Studies 90,000 General Operating Support 10,000 Subtotal 110,000 Tax Council Policy Institute, Washington, D.C. 20,000 Tax Foundation*, Washington, D.C. Annual Conference Dinner 5,000 Annual Sponsorship 20,500 Tax Research Association of Houston and Harris County*, Texas 12,000 Tech Central Science Foundation, Washington, D.C. Climate Change Support 95,000 Texas Women's Alliance*, Austin 2003 Encampment 5,000 Transparency International US, Washington, D.C. 50,000 U.S. National Committee for Pacific Economic Cooperation, Washington, D.C. 15,000 U.S.-Mexico Cultural and Educational Foundation*, Washington, D.C. Good Neighbor Awards Gala 25,000 United States-Indonesia Society*, Washington, D.C. 50,000

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University of California Berkeley Lawrence Berkley Laboratory 25,000 University of Houston Law Center, Texas Annual Gala* 10,000 Institute for Energy, Law and Enterprise 5,000 General Operating Support ($100k: 2000-2003) 25,000 Subtotal 40,000 University of Texas Law School Foundation, Austin 10,000 Washington Legal Foundation, D.C. 30,000 Washington University, St. Louis, Missouri Weidenbaum Center 50,000 Women In Government*, Washington, D.C. 10th Annual National Legislative Conference 5,000 General Operating Support 5,000 World Affairs Council of Greater Dallas*, Texas H. Neil Mallon Award Dinner 25,000 World Affairs Councils of America, Washington, D. C. National Board 6,000 World Press Institute, St. Paul, Minnesota 20,000 Wyoming Heritage Foundation, Casper 10,000

Exxon Mobil Corporation* Other contributions, each under $5,000 17,800 ExxonMobil Foundation Other contributions, each under $5,000 21,000

Total Public Policy Contributions made through the United States $6,612,550

Contributions Benefiting Communities in the United States 6,357,550 Contributions Benefiting Countries Outside the United States # 476,300

Total Worldwide Public Policy Contributions # $6,833,850

Exxon Mobil Corporation* 2,152,250 ExxonMobil Foundation 4,681,600

Total Public Information and Policy Research # $6,833,850

Grants made by ExxonMobil Foundation except where indicated by: * Exxon Mobil Corporation

# May include contributions to nonprofit and NGO organizations, direct spending on community serving projects, "social bonus" projects required under agreements with host governments by Exxon Mobil Corporation, its divisions and affiliates, and ExxonMobil’s share of community expenditures paid by joint ventures operated by other companies.

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ExxonMobil, together with its active and retired employees, donated $19.2 million to local United Way agencies and affiliated organizations across the United States and Canada in 2003. In the United States, the $11.4 million pledged by employees and retirees, together with the company's gift of $5.7 million, represents a 5% increase over 2002 workplace giving campaigns. This increase demonstrates the company’s continued commitment to investing in the local communities where our employees live and work.

Our commitment to the United Way extends well beyond financial support. For the past several years, ExxonMobil has participated in United Way “Day of Caring” volunteer events in many of the communities in which we operate. As a result of becoming involved with these organizations, many ExxonMobil employees now provide year-round volunteer support to United Way agencies. In addition, ExxonMobil employees serve on committees to help formulate strategies for community programs and provide time and expertise to help manage fundraising campaigns.

Local United Way Campaigns Anchorage*, Alaska 15,000 Baytown*, Texas 200,000 Beaumont & North Jefferson County*, Texas 493,000 Capital Area*, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 320,000 Central Coast*, Santa Maria, California 6,000 Central Jersey*, Milltown, New Jersey 10,000 Chester County*, West Chester, Pennsylvania 15,000 Coastal Bend*, Corpus Christi, Texas 16,500 Eastern Fairfield County*, Bridgeport, Connecticut 10,000 Escambia County*, Pensacola, Florida 17,350 Gloucester County*, Thorofare, New Jersey 91,000 Greater Lehigh Valley*, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania 5,000 Greater New Orleans Area*, Louisiana 265,000 Greater Rochester*, New York 86,000 Greater St. Louis*, Alton, Illinois 18,000 Hudson County*, Jersey City, New Jersey 10,000 Hunterdon County*, Annandale, New Jersey 150,000 Los Angeles*, California 160,000 Metropolitan Dallas*, Texas 450,000 Metropolitan Tarrant County*, Fort Worth, Texas 50,000 Miami-Dade County*, Florida 35,000 Midland*, Texas 12,000 Pottawatomie County*, Shawnee, Oklahoma 18,000 San Antonio & Bexar County*, Texas 5,800 Santa Barbara County*, California 5,000 Southwest Alabama*, Mobile 16,000 Summit County*, Akron, Ohio 50,000 Sweetwater County*, Rock Springs, Wyoming 20,000 Texas Gulf Coast*, Houston 2,277,000 Union County*, Elizabeth, New Jersey 10,000 West Georgia*, LaGrange 25,000

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Will County*, Joliet, Illinois 115,000 Yellowstone County*, Billings, Montana 25,000 Others*, each under $5,000 53,900

Subtotal Local United Way Campaigns $5,055,550 . Other Workplace Giving Campaigns Greater Washington, D.C. Area* 392,040 Greater Washington, D.C. Area 2,960

United Way International* 25,000

Miscellaneous Support Programs Baton Rouge, Louisiana 26,600 Beaumont, Texas* 7,000 Houston, Texas* Capital Campaign ($500k: 2002-2004) 100,000 Day of Caring Event Support 80,000 Help Close the Gap Campaign 20,000 Young Leaders Program 5,000 Subtotal 205,000 Vienna, Virginia* 10,000 Others*, each under $5,000 3,000

Subtotal Miscellaneous Support Programs $251,600 . Total United Appeals made through the United States $5,727,150

Contributions Benefiting Communities in the United States 5,702,150 Contributions Benefiting Countries Outside the U.S. # 819,800

Total Worldwide United Appeals Contributions # $6,521,950

Exxon Mobil Corporation* 6,492,390 ExxonMobil Foundation 29,560 . Total United Appeals and Workplace Giving Campaigns # $6,521,950

Grants made by ExxonMobil Foundation except where indicated by: * Exxon Mobil Corporation

# May include contributions to nonprofit and NGO organizations, direct spending on community serving projects, "social bonus" projects required under agreements with host governments by Exxon Mobil Corporation, its divisions and affiliates, and ExxonMobil’s share of community expenditures paid by joint ventures operated by other companies.

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