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On the cover: CONTENTS Employees competed in the D10 Decathlon to raise funds Fostering Education for MD Anderson Pediatric 1 Craft Development Program Cancer research 2 Del Mar Process Technology Plant 3 Education Investments in Local High Schools 3 Youth LEAD Council Program 5 Reach for the Stars Science Festival 6 Energy Day 2016

Actively Volunteering 7 Beach to Bay Relay 7 BEARing Gifts Toy Program 8 5th Annual Cheniere Charitable Fishing Classic 9 Dragon Boat Races Benefitting the Children’s Miracle Network 9 Coat and Blanket Drive 10 U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots 11 Community and Social Investment Award 12 5th Annual Cheniere Charitable Golf Tournament

Enriching Community 13 Local Beach Cleanup 13 Ambassador Grant Program 14 Community Investment Councils Cheniere employees and family 15 Partnering with the Houston Food Bank members team up and ride together 16 Camp Aranzazu for Conquer the Coast 17 Inaugural Lighthouse Run 17 Donation to Port Arthur International Seafarers’ Center 18 43rd Annual Windfest 18 The Giving Field Community Garden 19 Flood Relief 20 Ingleside on the Bay Park Renovations 20 Cheniere Helps Provide New Ambulance

Promoting Wellness 21 Breast Cancer Awareness 22 BP MS 150 Fundraising Bike Ride 23 Conquer the Coast Bike Race 24 Firefighter Combat Challenge 24 Firefighter Training Academy CRAFT DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM

Cheniere’s Craft Development Program is a workforce development program tailored to produce the highly skilled welders needed to support ongoing construction in the Gulf Coast and Coastal Bend regions. The program is designed for graduating high school students with welding experience and transitioning military veterans. The program is executed through strategic partnerships with three community colleges, over 20 high schools, and one U.S. Army base. The program has successfully graduated 57 candidates to date. By investing in the education of our students and veterans on the Gulf Coast, Cheniere has ensured that the workforce of tomorrow can take advantage of the job opportunities of the future.

Acceptance reception at Welding careers require a high Lamar Institute of Technology level of training and skill. It is in Beaumont, Texas (candidates’ class of 2016-2017) encouraging to see a company Acceptance reception at Del Mar like Cheniere partnering with our College in Corpus Christi, Texas (candidates’ class of 2016-2017) local high schools and colleges to help students begin this education and training early.

State Representative Dade Phelan, Fostering Education 2016 Cheniere Energy’s Community Investment and Outreach Efforts

DEL MAR PROCESS TECHNOLOGY PLANT

Del Mar College in Corpus Christi, for high school dual credit students, Texas, unveiled their new Process college credit programs and continuing Technology and Instrumentation Pilot education certification. Plant on March 10, which was funded in Del Mar College President Dr. Mark 2 part by a $250,000 grant from Cheniere. Escamilla said the facility will play a The pilot plant simulates the work of vital role in improving students’ eligibility refining, petrochemical, and oil and for work. “Cheniere played a large role gas industry process operators and in bringing this project to reality. When technicians. The plant’s features the rubber hits the road is when our focus on common tasks and formal students get together with instructors procedures, which include calibration in the classroom” he said, “This is one of equipment, operation of pumps, more lab to facilitate that.” Students control valves, wireless controllers and entering the local workforce will now be manual and digital control systems. able to gain experience with equipment Classes started in the fall of 2016 and technology similar to that found in and integrate multiple career tracks industrial facilities in the Gulf Coast.

Del Mar College students demonstrate the new Process Technology and Instrumentation Pilot Plant

State Representative Dade Phelan, Southeast Texas EDUCATION YOUTH LEAD INVESTMENTS IN COUNCIL LOCAL HIGH SCHOOLS PROGRAM

In May, Cheniere awarded 5 scholarships to ABOUT THE YOUTH LEAD COUNCIL graduates of Johnson Bayou High School in The Youth Leadership, Enrichment and Cameron Parish, Louisiana, pursuing higher Development Council program (LEAD) education. The class of 2016 was the first senior was designed by Cheniere to engage the class to graduate from the recently rebuilt high next generation of leaders in community school after it had been completely destroyed by service by empowering students to in 2008. Classes had been taught make project decisions, coordinate work in temporary buildings until the new high school and allocate budgets. There is a LEAD building was completed prior to the 2015-2016 Council in the areas where Cheniere is school year. developing and constructing liquefaction facilities – Cameron Parish, Louisiana, In addition to this annual scholarship program, and San Patricio County, Texas. Council Cheniere also provided grants to each of the members are selected by an application four high schools in Cameron Parish so that and approval process with both the teachers and administrators could purchase council advisor within the school and the items for their schools and students that may principal, who work together to choose not have otherwise been possible. the students. Cheniere provides a budget

Cheniere presents scholarships to students of Johnson Bayou High School Fostering Education 2016 Cheniere Energy’s Community Investment and Outreach Efforts

of $20,000 and administrative support to to purchase and assemble new patio and library in the parish. The students each Council and enables the students to furniture, improve the landscaping and developed the framework and content identify and execute local service projects mend the garden area by adding a new of the film, conducted interviews with in their communities. walkway and plant life. lifelong residents who explained life in the parish and what it means to them “The students in the Youth LEAD Council In addition to the renovation project, the and showcased significant landmarks program recognized far-reaching ways students chose two additional projects to in the parish such as the historic to help enhance the lives of residents in encourage a green and healthy lifestyle . the Coastal Bend and Cameron Parish,” for local residents. They coordinated the said Laura Ferrell, Cheniere’s Youth LEAD installation of three hydration stations At the premiere event, which was 4 Council coordinator. “Our company is proud inside Gregory-Portland High School, attended by many local officials, to support this program each year and as well as eight public sunscreen residents, and students, the LEAD applauds the students for their volunteerism dispensers in various outdoor locations Council also announced the completion and service to their local communities.” in Portland, Texas. of beautification projects at each of the four high schools in the COASTAL BEND CAMERON PARISH school system, which was On April 28, Cheniere’s Youth LEAD On September 26, the Youth LEAD another project the Council Council in San Patricio County, Texas, Council in Cameron Parish organized executed in 2016. gave back to the community by renovating a movie premiere event to promote a the outdoor patio area of a local assisted historical documentary film the Council living center to improve the quality of chose to create as their local service life for its residents. The students on the project. The film highlighted the life Council, along with faculty sponsors and and culture of Cameron Parish and Cheniere employees, worked together is now stored at each high school

Youth LEAD Council members help renovate the outdoor patio area of TRISUN Assisted Living Pavilion in Portland, Texas Cheniere employees speak with young women at Reach for the Stars Science Festival

On April 9, Cheniere sponsored and participated in the Reach for the Stars Science, Technology, Education and Math (STEM) Festival on the campus of Rice University in Houston, Texas.

Cheniere displayed an exhibit booth that featured female employees with careers in environmental, health and safety, who shared stories about their REACH interest in STEM fields from a young age and answered questions related to how they achieved FOR THE their career goals.

STARS Catherine Mayhew, lead environmental coordinator SCIENCE at Cheniere, displayed her outdoor environmental toolkit and explained how she assesses environmental FESTIVAL areas and works to protect endangered species.

She said, “As the mother of three young girls, it has always been important to me to inspire them to know that STEM careers are not just for boys. I am proud that Cheniere shares this philosophy in the workplace and our outreach to the community through the Reach for the Stars Festival.” Fostering Education 2016 Cheniere Energy’s Community Investment and Outreach Efforts

ENERGY DAY 2016

On October 15, Cheniere employees participated in the annual Energy Day Festival in Downtown Houston. Since its inception in 2011, Energy Day has helped spark students’ interest in STEM education and the development of new energy It was rewarding 6 technology. It is the nation’s largest energy to demonstrate the festival and largest free event of its kind in “ “ importance and safety of Houston. Over 22,000 people visited more than 50 interactive exhibits and scientific natural gas and LNG to demonstrations showcasing the ongoing the kids at Energy Day. advancements and innovations in the Christy Flatt, Associate energy sector. Coordinator, Environmental

Cheniere’s booth featured live liquefied natural gas (LNG) demonstrations by

Cheniere engineers to educate the Cheniere employees talk audience. Demonstrations showed how with students about LNG at the Energy Day Festival natural gas transforms into a liquid and its effects on common objects such as a rose, ping pong ball, water bottles and balloons. It also provided an opportunity for employees to discuss LNG safety and how it is used around the world. BEACH TO BAY RELAY

On May 21, Armed Forces Day, organizations throughout the Cheniere employees from Texas and Coastal Bend. Louisiana took part in the 41st Annual Cheniere employees participated Beach to Bay Relay in Corpus Christi, in the Run for a Hero program, Texas. Cheniere served as a sponsor of which allowed runners to honor and the relay, which donates proceeds from recognize a person who has served the event to over 45 local charities such Employees wearing wristbands honoring or is currently serving in the military members of the armed forces as Special Olympics, the Naval Relief by wearing wristbands with the names Society, Texas A&M Corpus Christi of members of the armed forces. Athletics Scholarship and many youth

BEARING GIFTS TOY PROGRAM

In December 2016, over 45 Cheniere Cheniere’s volunteers sorted, boxed all of the gift requests for the children employees gave their time to help and labeled gifts, as well as helped in the care of CPS,” said Kyle Purvis, serve at the BEARing Gifts warehouse select gifts to fulfill wish lists submitted manager of environmental compliance in Houston, Texas. The BEARing Gifts by children in the program. Additionally, at Cheniere. “This is my second year to program is coordinated through the Be over 400 toys were collected from volunteer, and we always work to do as a Resource (BEAR) for CPS Kids, an Cheniere to go to children under the much as possible so those children have organization that provides holiday gifts care of Child Protective Services (CPS). gifts during the holidays.” to children under the care of CPS in “I enjoyed volunteering because I see Harris County, Texas, who otherwise how much help is needed to process may have none. During the two days,

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5TH ANNUAL CHENIERE CHARITABLE FISHING CLASSIC

On June 25, Cheniere’s Community Investment Council hosted the 5th Annual Charitable Fishing Classic in . The funds raised from this fishing tournament benefit the Louisiana Heroes Project and Wounded Warrior Association 8 of East Texas and Western Louisiana to honor and thank the service men and women who have selflessly served our country.

Over 100 participants, including many Cheniere employees and 25 wounded heroes, took part in the event and raised more than $30,000 to provide for our veterans and current military members through the two benefitting organizations. Wounded heroes and Cheniere employees at the 5th Annual Charitable Fishing Classic

Employees volunteer at BEARing Gifts warehouse DRAGON BOAT RACES BENEFITTING THE CHILDREN’S MIRACLE NETWORK

On April 23, Cheniere participated in the Christus St. Patrick Foundation’s 4th Annual Dragon Boat Cheniere’s team Racing Fundraiser held in Lake Charles, Louisiana. at dragon boat races in Lake Charles The fundraising event benefits the Children’s Miracle Network and has grown into the Network’s largest event of the year. Cheniere’s Sabine Pass Community I was excited to see the Investment Council donated $5,000 to the cause this year and entered two teams in the race made up of generosity of Cheniere employees, friends and family. “ employees during the coat and blanket drive. While helping pass out COAT AND

the items, I could see that

these items would really BLANKET DRIVE make a difference in“ the During November, Cheniere hosted a coat and lives of many people who blanket drive to benefit Ecclesia Houston, which needed them. provides care to members of Houston’s homeless population. Employees brought coats, blankets and Terri Bachand, other clothing items for Ecclesia’s BIG DAY After Cheniere Government Thanksgiving Feast on November 25. and Public Affairs Senior Associate Cheniere volunteers were on hand to help serve food and hand out donations. Monetary donations provided haircuts and other barber services.

Coats and blankets being distributed at Ecclesia Houston Actively Volunteering 10 Cindy McGee Public Affairs Associate

It was so rewarding to see see to rewarding so It was on the children’s the joy received when they faces I was their bicycle. be a part of the to proud made that team Cheniere come true. dreams those

Cheniere Energy’sCommunity Investment and Outreach Efforts 2016 our community.” our community.” The local community organizer of this annualThe local community 15 years, retired 1sttoy drive for the past you heartfelt thank said, “A Sgt. John Lamar, employees for their generous to Cheniere’s made a profound They truly donations. by their and we are inspired difference, to bettering kindness and commitment

Cheniere employees with their donations of toys and bikes for Toys for Tots and bikes for Toys Cheniere employees with their donations of toys

In November, the employees at the Sabine the employees In November, more than $14,000 toPass facility donated run by the U.S. Marine a program Tots, for Toys mission The organization’s Corps Reserves. as Christmas gifts to lessis to collect new toys The Marine the community. fortunate children in picked up group Tots for Toys Corps Reserves bikes that were and 114 several hundred toys purchased with the monetary contributions.

U.S. MARINE CORPS RESERVE RESERVE CORPS MARINE U.S. TOYS FOR TOTS FOR TOYS COMMUNITY AND SOCIAL INVESTMENT AWARD

On November 30, Cheniere was presented the 2016 Eagle Ford Excellence Award for Community and Social Investment by the

Cheniere receives 2016 Eagle Ford South Texas Energy and Economic Roundtable (STEER) at Excellence Award for Community and their annual awards event in San Antonio, Texas. Social Investment The Eagle Ford Excellence Awards honor leading companies and organizations working in or with the oil and gas industry for their efforts in protecting the environment, making safety a top priority and giving back to the communities in which they live and work. Cheniere was selected by a group of judges based on the company’s community investment efforts in the Coastal Bend region, particularly in the areas of public safety, education and workforce development.

Omar Garcia, President and CEO of STEER, said, “It’s important, particularly in the current energy environment, to persevere and stay true to your core principles. It’s encouraging to see that companies like Cheniere have remained focused on the importance of community involvement.” Actively Volunteering 2016 Cheniere Energy’s Community Investment and Outreach Efforts

Check presentation to the two divisions of the Family and Youth Counseling Agency of Lake Charles

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5TH ANNUAL CHENIERE CHARITABLE GOLF TOURNAMENT

On April 8, Cheniere held its 5th neglect. The Leadership Center for Annual Charitable Golf Tournament at Youth provides guidance, leadership the National Golf Course in Westlake, development, career exploration, and Louisiana. Over 200 golfers registered civic engagement opportunities to for the event that raised a total of facilitate a young person’s success $24,000 to benefit two divisions of the and involvement in the community. Family and Youth Counseling Agency Julio Galan, President and CEO of of Lake Charles – Court Appointed Family and Youth Counseling Agency, Special Advocates (CASA) and The said, “Thanks to Cheniere’s recent Leadership Center for Youth. golf tournament, hundreds of children CASA is an organization of volunteers in foster care and our community who are appointed by the court to youth will receive the services they advocate for the best interests of need and deserve. Thank you to the a child who has entered the child Cheniere employees who invest in our welfare system due to abuse or children and youth.” LOCAL BEACH CLEANUP

On September 17, employees from the Sabine Pass facility were part of over 130 volunteers who showed respect for the environment and participated in an annual local beach cleanup project. Cheniere helped sponsor the cleanup project which took place in Cameron Parish, Louisiana. The volunteers filled over 430 bags along the 5 ½ miles of beach, which was estimated to be over Cheniere employees donate their time to clean up local beaches 13,700 pounds of litter and debris. Many of the items collected and removed can be deadly to birds, turtles and other marine life along the coastline. Employees competed in the D10 Decathlon to raise funds for MD Anderson Pediatric Cancer research AMBASSADOR GRANT PROGRAM In 2016, Cheniere’s Ambassador Grant Program provided over $94,000 in donations to a broad range of philanthropic organizations across Texas and Louisiana.

The Program provides employees with an opportunity to help guide the company’s community investment in the areas where Cheniere operates by directing a $200 corporate contribution to any non-profit organization located in the community where they live and work. Many employees teamed up to pool their contributions together and make a larger single impact for a charitable organization.

Since 2013, Cheniere employees have contributed over $250,000 to nearly 100 different charities in Texas and Louisiana through the Ambassador Grant Program. Enriching Community 14 Works of Mercy Food Bank in the – Employees volunteer at St. Mary’s Star of the Sea Employees at Cheniere’sPortland office wrap gifts for local children Coastal Bend St. Mary’s Star of the Sea - Works of Mercy Star of the Sea - Works St. Mary’s single parents, floodFood Bank supports and families in needvictims and individuals especially duringof free nutritious meals, the holiday season.

Cheniere Energy’sCommunity Investment and Outreach Efforts 2016 VOLUNTEERING AT LOCAL LOCAL AT VOLUNTEERING the Corpus Christi CIC In November, donated both funds and time to assist Works - of the Sea Star St. Mary’s Aransas of Mercy Food Bank in Council organized The Texas. Pass, employees to volunteer at the food bank to help stock shelves and distribute everything from turkeys and side dishes to daily necessities to individuals and families in need. TOY WRAPPING AND GIVEAWAY WRAPPING TOY On November 21, the Corpus Christi CIC donated funds and organized employees to help purchase and wrap 235 toys that were given to local children in need at the City of Gregory’s Annual Christmas Parade. 10th BEND FOOD BANK COASTAL Abraham’s Tent has served meals to the has served meals Tent Abraham’s Louisiana,less fortunate in Southwest six meals a day, providing about 300 provided fundingdays a week. Cheniere in 2014 to assist in the Tent Abraham’s to building and haspurchase of their new strengtheningbeen pleased to continue volunteerism.this partnership through

ABRAHAM’S TENT ABRAHAM’S the Sabine Pass CIC In September, organized employee volunteers to help in Lake Tent Abraham’s serve meals at Charles, Louisiana. For nearly 30 years, SENIOR CITIZENS TURKEY BINGO TURKEY SENIOR CITIZENS the Sabine Pass CIC In November, delivered 80 turkeys as prizes to senior citizen bingo games at community centers across Cameron Parish. Cheniere’s Community InvestmentCheniere’s Councils at Sabine Pass and Corpus Christi gave over $200,000 to dozens of local non-profits, schools, food banks, veterans groups and other The Councils alsocivic organizations. supported many of these causes by organizing hundreds of volunteer hours by Cheniere employees to help make Cheniere’s Community Investment Cheniere’s of localCouncils (CIC) are comprised needs withinemployees who identify direct a portionthe community and help contributions financial of the company’s to efforts and organize volunteer address those needs. their local communities. in a difference

COMMUNITY INVESTMENT COMMUNITY COUNCILS

PROGRAM AMBASSADOR GRANT Full collection bins at the Houston office Mobile Food Pantry

PARTNERING WITH THE HOUSTON FOOD BANK

SUMMER MEALS FOR CHILDREN On July 14, Cheniere’s summer interns dedicated their morning to assembling hot meals for children at the Houston Food Bank’s Keegan Kitchen facility. The 34 interns prepped trays, cut fruit, baked comfort foods and prepared sandwiches to feed over 4,700 children in the Houston area that day. The Food Bank provides nutritious meals for kids at locations around the city during the summer when school lunches are not available.

FOOD DRIVE AT HOUSTON OFFICE On October 20, over 20 Cheniere employees volunteered to help distribute food to those in need. Cheniere partnered with the Houston Food Bank to sponsor the mobile pantry van at a local multi-service

Summer interns prepare hot meals for children at the Houston Food Bank

Employees volunteer at the mobile pantry van sponsored by Cheniere Enriching Community 16

Employees from Cheniere’s Corpus Christi Employees from Cheniere’s Liquefaction Project present a check to Aranzazu staff from Camp ARANZAZU CAMP In November, Cheniere presented a check for $250,000 to the presented a check Cheniere In November, Aranzazu Camp Texas. Aranzazu near Rockport, of Camp staff children and adults with chronic illnessesenriches the lives of providing unique camping, environmentaland special needs by experiences. In 2016, almost 1,600education and retreat 104-acre facility, time at the camp’s children and adults spent campers come from the Coastal Bendand nearly 65% of the Texas. region in South of the contribution supported the expansion Cheniere’s facilities and their desire to serve more campers. camp’s said facility,” “There clearly is a need for this type of president of the 10-year-old camp, “and Ballard, Virginia we were grateful for Cheniere’s support.” we were grateful for Cheniere’s Cheniere Energy’sCommunity Investment and Outreach Efforts 2016

MOBILE FOOD PANTRY food Lines formed around the block to receive from the mobile pantry van and Cheniere’s some ofvolunteers were able to spend time with “Talking those who received food to take home. a with people there, I felt that we were making and helping those that truly needed difference it,” said Shea Smith, an employee in Cheniere’s internal audit department. In November, employees at the Cheniere employees In November, food donated Texas, headquarters in Houston, Bank in time for the holiday to the Houston Food provided one of the season. Cheniere employees ever received at the food largest food donations was enough to The total amount of food bank. meals for individuals and provide for nearly 30,000 families across the Houston region! with packing their food and carrying it to their car their food and carrying with packing or the nearby bus stop. center, where the volunteers handed out fresh fruits, handed out where the volunteers center, and grains, along eggs, bread, pastas vegetables, also assisted peopleThey goods. with canned Cheniere employees and family members at the Inaugural Sabine Pass Lighthouse Run Check presentation to Port Arthur International Seafarers’ Center

INAUGURAL SABINE PASS DONATION TO LIGHTHOUSE RUN PORT ARTHUR On October 15, over 35 employees and Johnson Bayou, near Cheniere’s INTERNATIONAL family members came out to participate Sabine Pass facility. The proceeds are in the inaugural Sabine Pass Lighthouse being used to stabilize and restore SEAFARERS’ Run, which included 5K, 10K and the notable structure, which was CENTER 1-mile distance runs. Cheniere was a operational from 1857 until 1952. On June 20, Cheniere presented a major sponsor of the run held at Holly “We had a great turnout and a much grant for over $44,000 to the Port Beach, Louisiana, that featured over larger community response than Arthur International Seafarers’ Center in 200 runners. Several members of the we had hoped for. Without Cheniere Southeast Texas. This donation helped the Cheniere family brought home medals. and the greater community, this type center buy a new van to transport visiting This event raised over $30,000 of event simply could not occur,” merchant mariners when they visit and and brought attention to the historic said Andy Tingler, Cameron need transportation around the region. Sabine Pass Lighthouse restoration in Preservation Alliance president. Enriching 2016 Cheniere Energy’s Community Investment and Outreach Efforts

Employees volunteer at community garden in Community Beaumont, Texas

Employees attend charity dinner at The Giving Field community garden

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Cheniere employees and local officials at Windfest

43RD ANNUAL THE GIVING FIELD WINDFEST COMMUNITY GARDEN On April 15-17, Cheniere employees, friends On September 9, Cheniere amount of processed foods in homes and family participated in the annual Windfest employees dedicated their time to and local food pantries. The garden festival in Portland, Texas. In addition to volunteering at The Giving Field, donates organic fruits and vegetables helping sponsor the festival, Cheniere’s a community garden in Beaumont, to local hunger outreach programs volunteers worked over 50 hours throughout Texas. They cut the grass, pulled in Southeast Texas and provides the weekend and played a special role in weeds, planted vegetables and education about healthy eating, organizing the popular cook-off contests. cleaned garden beds to make them sustainability and spirituality through ready for new fruits and herbs. food production. Windfest also featured a parade, carnival rides, games, a car show, local bands and The Giving Field is modeled after In addition to volunteering at the the South Texas Gunfighter Show. The event community gardens in Houston, Austin garden, Cheniere funded new garden helped support 10 local non-profit organizations and New Orleans, and their goal is to plots for new trees and plants including Lions Club, Masons, Gregory-Portland promote sustainability and reduce the to be added to support future growth. Girls Volleyball League and Young Life. These historic floods devastated communities and families across Louisiana and I am thankful that Cheniere reached out to help the people of our state recover. Their contribution helped assist the impacted residents throughout the Acadiana region of Louisiana.

Jan Hamilton, Chairperson, SOFA

LOUISIANA FLOOD RELIEF

In August, Cheniere responded to the devastating and Through the fund, they worked closely with federal, state unprecedented flooding in the Greater Baton Rouge and and local agencies, as well as non-profit organizations and Acadiana areas of Louisiana by committing $75,000 to help churches, to identify and address the needs of those most assist recovery efforts. Cheniere donated $25,000 each affected in an 8-parish region of South Louisiana. to Service, Outreach, Furniture, Acadiana (SOFA), the The LSBA, in partnership with First Lady Donna Edwards, Community Foundation of Acadiana and the Louisiana School launched the Fund for Restoring Schools to help those Boards Association (LSBA). schools most dramatically affected by the flooding. Cheniere’s SOFA is located in Lafayette, Louisiana, and provides free contribution helped the LSBA provide short-term assistance furniture to those who have suffered significant loss through for classroom supplies, school uniforms, structural repairs, a natural disaster or are establishing a new residence after clean-up costs and technology equipment. homelessness. The contribution from Cheniere was used Cheniere values the significant impact that each of these to purchase furniture to be donated to those most in need organizations had in the initial recovery efforts in Louisiana following the flooding. and was pleased that the company’s donations were used The Community Foundation of Acadiana set up the Acadiana to directly benefit those individuals and families impacted by Disaster Response Fund following the catastrophic events. the historic flooding. Enriching 2016 Cheniere Energy’s Community Investment and Outreach Efforts Community

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Groundbreaking ceremony with local officials and residents Tri-County EMS and Cheniere celebrate of Ingleside on the Bay the arrival of a new ambulance

INGLESIDE ON CHENIERE THE BAY PARK HELPS PROVIDE RENOVATIONS NEW AMBULANCE

In October, Cheniere provided a $65,000 grant to On August 29, Tri-County EMS in San Patricio County, Texas, the City of Ingleside on the Bay to help fund major added a new ambulance to their fleet due in part to a $50,000 upgrades to the city’s primary park. Improvements will grant from Cheniere. Tri-County EMS is a 501(c)3 non-profit include installing new basketball, tennis and volleyball organization that has provided 911 ambulance and emergency courts as well as a shade structure to cover much of service in the Coastal Bend region for over 30 years and the area. A groundbreaking ceremony was held with responds to approximately 2,500 calls per year. local officials and residents to celebrate the ongoing partnership between Cheniere and the city.

The community of Ingleside on the Bay is located in San Patricio County, Texas, near Cheniere’s Corpus Christi Liquefaction Project. Cheniere employees and Gift of Life representatives at mobile mammography van site in Southeast Texas

BREAST CANCER AWARENESS

MAKING STRIDES AGAINST BREAST CANCER WALK On October 15, Cheniere employees, friends and family participated in the American Cancer Society’s Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk in Corpus Christi, Texas. The 45-member team walked in honor of breast cancer survivors.

The Cheniere team raised over $8,000, the fourth highest total of the 409 registered teams! This money directly supports breast cancer research, life-saving education and critical patient services.

MOBILE MAMMOGRAPHY UNITS Cheniere sponsored the University of Texas Medical Branch mobile mammography unit in Port Arthur, Texas, through the Gift of Life Breast Cancer Awareness Program in July.

Some members of the Cheniere Team for the American Cancer Society’s Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk

The M.D. Anderson mobile mammography unit in Houston 22 Promoting Wellness

Cheniere Energy’sCommunity Investment and Outreach Efforts and Cheniere’s MS 150 Team Captain. Captain. Team MS 150 and Cheniere’s the MS 150 continues to grow each year as more employeesthe MS 150 continues to grow each year for the event.register to ride, volunteer or help raise funds great to be part of this ride, which has organically grown in this “It’s company from the bottom up. I love being a part of the momentum to give back to the community and promote research for MS,” said Ben Polfus, Supervisor of Gas Operations and Planning BP MS 150 FUNDRAISING MS BP BIKE RIDE riders andApril, over 130 Cheniere employees participated as In MS 150, an annual two-day fundraising bike volunteers in the BP Texas. Austin, in and concludes Texas, ride that begins in Houston, Sclerosis Society, The event is organized by the National Multiple cyclists and and brings together 13,000 South Central Chapter, America. kind in North 3,500 volunteers in the largest event of its Cheniere raised $120,000 for the event, and those funds Team Society to help pushwere used by the National Multiple Sclerosis to those who face theMS research forward and deliver services involvement in Cheniere’s challenges of the disease every day. 2016

Cheniere employees at the BP MS bike 150 ride “We are honored that Cheniere shares the Gift of Life’s the Gift of Life’s are honored that Cheniere shares “We said Regina Texas,” in Southeast mission of saving lives “Cheniere’s and Chair. Rogers, Gift of Life Founder year will help bring peace of mindsponsorship again this Texas underserved Southeast to dozens of medically are truly grateful women who lack access to care. We Anderson mobile Cheniere also sponsored the M.D. headquarters mammography unit on-site at the company’s Convenienton October 25-26 in downtown Houston. were providedaccess to mammograms and screenings for the company’s support.” for the company’s tenants.to company employees and other building CONQUER THE COAST BIKE RACE

For the second year in a row, Cheniere employees participated in the Conquer the Coast bike ride, the Coastal Bend’s premier bike race.

Over 2,000 riders registered for the race, including 130 Cheniere employees from multiple office locations. Additionally, 25 employees worked as volunteers to support the race operations. Riders chose one of three possible courses – the 10-mile, the 21-mile and the 65- mile ride. The 65-mile ride was sponsored by Cheniere. Proceeds generated by the event supported the United Corpus Christi Chamber of Commerce Foundation and local programs such as Leadership Corpus Christi, Bikes for Kids and the Texas A&M University-Corpus Members of the Cheniere team cross the finish line Christi Islander Athletic Fund. at Conquer the Coast

After the race, Cheniere hosted a picnic for participants, volunteers and the company’s community stakeholders in the Coastal Bend region.

Cheniere employees at the Conquer the Coast bike ride Promoting 2016 Cheniere Energy’s Community Investment and Outreach Efforts

FIREFIGHTER COMBAT CHALLENGE

On April 29-30, Cheniere was the title sponsor of the Scott Safety Wellness Firefighter Combat Challenge in Lake Charles, Louisiana, during the Contraband Days Festival. In addition to sponsoring the event, Cheniere employees participated in the demanding physical challenge as a team and took home first place in the competition.

The Scott Firefighter Combat Challenge attracts hundreds of municipal fire departments at events across the 24 annually. The Challenge seeks to encourage firefighter fitness and demonstrate the rigors of the profession.

Cheniere understands and values the importance of firefighters and all first responders to the communities where we operate and was Cheniere team at the Scott Safety Firefighter Combat Challenge pleased to continue this partnership with the Firefighter Challenge.

FIREFIGHTER TRAINING ACADEMY Cheniere provided a $49,000 grant to Department Firefighter II Academy offered at the academy. Firefighters from regional firefighters in Texas’ Coastal graduated 20 new level II firefighters, Ben Bolt, Ingleside on the Bay, Flour Bluff Bend region to attend a training academy which represents over 3,700 man hours and the Ingleside Fire Departments all in Ingleside, Texas. The Ingleside Fire of training. HAZMAT training was also provided students to attend the academy.

Firefighters at the Ingleside Firefighter Training Academy CHENIERE ENERGY, INC.

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