sustainability

social investment

We believe our business succeeds when our people and communities succeed. Our social investments seek to respond to needs in the communities where we operate around the world. We seek to work with communities and partners to promote job growth and economic development.

our approach

We strive to empower people around the world to improve their lives, achieve their ambitions and meet their full potential. We work to build trusting, mutually beneficial relationships. Our social investments support themes relevant to the communities where we operate: people, environment and prosperity.
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people

We believe working together with governments, nonprofits, and stakeholders in the communities where we operate across the globe help advance progress and strengthen communities.
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environment

We work to support conservation efforts for the communities where we operate.
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prosperity

We seek to work with communities and partners to promote education and economic development.

people

2023 volunteer highlights

The Chevron Humankind is a program in the United States that aligns personal purpose with company purpose to support Chevron’s People Strategy, enrich the employee experience and encourage community involvement.

contributed to US non-profits

$33.5M

volunteer hours

95,829

charitable organizations

1,432

Chevron Vice President Al Williams

“We believe our partnerships and investments in people strengthen communities and advance our business.”

Al Williams  |  Vice President, Corporate Affairs

social investment in action

In countries around the world, Chevron employees are using their skills, experience and energy to volunteer in ways that help strengthen the communities where we operate.

building on a sound legacy

Chevron Australia and TSH (Teach Speak Hear) have collaborated to deliver ear health care in the northwest region of Western Australia. Working together to prevent middle ear disease and improving child health outcomes.

sustainability elsewhere