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The blue and green diamond icon prints solid Pantone 300 and Pantone 348. “The Clorox Company” word mark prints solid Pantone 300. When printing on coated paper, replace color swatches PANTONE PANTONE from uncoated to coated. 300U 348U STATIONERY APPLICATIONS WELL-BEING FOR OUR COMMUNITIES At Clorox, our mission is to make everyday life better every day through our products, our brands, our people and our unwavering support of our communities. Well-being begins where people live, earn, play and learn, and we believe that we have an important role to play in helping to build healthy and vibrant communities. Whether it’s through our support of the arts, urban farming that promotes nutrition education in under-resourced MAKE areas, or aid in times of natural disasters, making a real difference is our philanthropic commitment. Through The Clorox Company Foundation, the philanthropic arm of The Clorox Company, we advance this commitment with our grants, donations and employee volunteerism. Since 1980, the foundation has focused on the well-being of young people. We continue to bring that mission to life by supporting programs such as AYPAL, which works to empower Oakland’s EVERYDAY low-income Asian & Pacific Islander immigrant and refugee families to be leaders for neighborhood change, and Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northwest Arkansas, which provides positive influence for youth through mentorship. Like Clorox, both organizations seek to create healthy, safe and thriving communities. Vibrant and growing communities are a cornerstone of advancing business so LIFE we work to build and maintain strong partnerships in the communities we call home. Throughout this report, I hope you will see why I continue to be so proud BETTER of the difference this company and its people make in our communities.

Benno Dorer EVERY Chief Executive Officer DAY The Clorox Company 39 YEARS OF ENRICHING COMMUNITY WELL-BEING Founded in 1980, The Clorox Company Foundation has awarded cash grants totaling more than $115 million to non- profit organizations, including schools and colleges.

Since its inception, the foundation has focused on supporting effective programs that enrich the well-being of our communities.

Our focus areas include youth development, urban farming, literacy, science, technology, engineering and math FOCUSING (STEM), and cultural arts for students in kindergarten through 12th grade. The ON THE foundation supports the communities WELL-BEING surrounding our headquarters and other facilities as well as organizations and OF YOUNG causes important to our employees. In addition, in fiscal year 2019, The Clorox PEOPLE Company made product donations valued at $6.1 million.

WORKING TOGETHER TO WIN OUR PARTNERSHIP WITH THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION Since 2002, we’ve partnered with the East Bay Community Foundation (EBCF) to increase the impact of our giving through its expertise in grant-making, donor support, education and economic 39 development. We’ve also sponsored EBCF seminars that help build nonprofit orga- nization capabilities to grow and be more sustainable, such as this year’s “Provision for the Vision,” where attendees gained YRStools to evaluate their vision and mission lifestatements and made adjustments to help their organizations weather potential challenges of the upcoming decade. better WE HELP BUILD OUR lifeCOMMUNITIES better % Disaster Relief WE HELP 5 BUILD OUR COMMUNITIES % Urban lifeFarming 7

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everyday THE IMPORTANCE OF READING PROFICIENCY There is no secret that literacy is critical to school and career success. By focusing on improving reading and comprehension, we can change a child’s life trajectory. Our nonprofit partners offer programs that help improve and enrich the lives of young people in the communities they serve. These organizations understand that there is no one-size-fits-all solution when it comes to learning. Literacy provides the best chance for success in education. Academic success generates positive, long-term ripple effects throughout the community. Our grantees are all committed to building a future where young people enjoy equal resources and opportunities, and can live to their full potential. Development of literacy is a foundational step in improved life circumstances. We fund organizations that prioritize improving the educational outcomes and experiences of the students we care about most—people who are under- resourced and underserved. Girls Inc. of Alameda County supports the “whole girl” and offers programs on a continuum of services offering activities to support girls’ increased self-efficacy, and literacy is at the beginning of the eprogrammaticveryda sequence. y FOR GROWTH AND WELL-BEING IS FERTILE GROUND A VIBRANT CULTURAL LANDSCAPE people ofallwalks oflife. exploration inaway thatis accessible to inspire creative appreciation and to thecommunity. These organizations organizations demonstrate great value organizations like Thingamajigs, arts Museum ofCalifornia to neighborhood From large institutionslike Oakland singing, dancingorpainting. that isintheform ofcreative writing, providing space for storytelling, whether programs,By arts supporting we are and drive change incommunities. healing. Cultural canberestorative arts increase understanding andcanbring people together. They cross boundaries, The have arts alonghistory ofbringing grounds for growth andwell-being. a vibrant cultural landscapeare fertile stimulates curiosity. Communities with people dream theunimaginableand it outlets to express feelings thathelp community, itenricheslives by providing isatthecenter When art ofa FOR COMMUNITY WELL-BEING THE ARTS ASACATALYST of ahealthy, strong anddynamiccommunity. organizationsArts are avitalcomponent

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Through these grants we seek to address We are proud to partner with our some of the root causes of basic health most recent urban farm grantees: disparities and general well-being. Acta Non Verba The foundation supports urban farms (Oakland, California) programming focused on bolstering communities in the following ways: Apple Seeds (Fayetteville, Arkansas) • Nutrition education Metro Atlanta Urban Farm • Exposure and access to healthy food (Atlanta, Georgia) life• Minimizing barriers associated with Numi Foundation eating good, nutritious food (Oakland, California)

With a commitment of $1 million over SEEDS four years to urban farming, we believe (Durham, North Carolina) that we can have a significant impact. We are excited that through our In year three, The Clorox Company latest partnership with Numi Foundation has awarded five grants to Foundation, we will ensure that all urban farms in Oakland, California; the 36 low-income (Title 1) elementary Atlanta, Georgia area; Durham, North schools in Oakland Unified School Carolina; and in Northwest Arkansas. District will have a school garden. better EVERYDAY INNOVATION FOR STUDENTS In today’s global society it is critical youth opportunities they need and that opportunities are created and deserve will continue to bolster their expanded for all youth to access the confidence and will begin to have an kind of education that will lead them impact on eliminating diversity gaps to not only navigate, but be a driving in STEM-related fields. force in the world. While all subject The Hidden Genius Project does areas are important, in order to thrive an incredible job of blending youth in our technology-driven society, development and STEM in their students need to be supported in program. Their signature program, building their skills in STEM. the Intensive Immersion Program, STEM is important because it is a holistic 15-month mentorship pervades our lives. Programs that experience that provides computer support young people becoming science, software development, engaged in STEM as the designers entrepreneurship and leadership of apps or games, not just users, is training for black male youth. Their an important step in exposing youth goal is to support participants in to this field of study. becoming technically skilled global citizens who can successfully address We support programs that engage youth in hands-on STEM content, as and solve problems that affect well as expose them to careers and their communities. professionals. Programs that provide traditionally underrepresented EMST everyday THE VALUE OF RESILIENCE By focusing on programs addressing social determinants of health, we can promote holistic approaches that address the social and emotional stressors affecting youth well-being and success. We also invested in programs that support youth leadership and teach the value of resilience, capacities that are essential for achieving academic success, as well as success beyond the classroom. Many children lack the education, social and emotional support, and opportunity they need to thrive, and when children aren’t learning it affects the community in countless ways. Protecting the emotional health of young people is vital to helping them grow into healthy adults. Supporting organizations that provide access to the resources and support they need to navigate life’s challenges is essential. Our foundation supports direct service programs that help young people shape their own futures and lead healthy, productive lives by providing leadership training, mentorships, life-skills training, and social empowerment activities. The Mentoring Center supports youth as they face challenges. Through their Transformative Mentoring Leadership Program, they work with young people ST as they transition out of the juvenile justice system and other places of EM confinement towards healthy, successful lives by providing critical support, including mentoring, case management, educational and employment preparation, everyday and placement services. 2019

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In response to hurricanes Florence and Michael, and Midwest U.S. flooding, THE CLOROX COMPANY FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT REPORT ANNUAL FOUNDATION COMPANY THE CLOROX The Clorox Company donated more than 10,000 cases each of Clorox® liquid bleach and Glad® trash bags, over 3,500 cases of Clorox® disinfecting wipes, three truckloads of ® charcoal and 1,000 Burt’s Bees® lip balms, working primarily with our partner, the American Red Cross. Additionally, MAKING The Clorox Company Foundation donated A REAL $200,000 to the American Red Cross, and employees donated nearly $50,000 DIFFERENCE through our workplace giving program, which included matching funds from IS OUR the foundation. PHILANTHROPIC COMMITMENT