2015 report to our community

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2015 Report to Our Community | 3

letter from our refinery general manager

Friends,

While we did not have any major projects underway,

2015 was a busy year for the Chevron Pascagoula

Refinery. More than 1,500 employees and 2,500

contractors worked nearly 6 million hours to provide

high-quality energy products to our customers and

value to our investors. We work hard to operate safely

and responsibly, to be a good corporate citizen, and to

be a partner in the community’s progress.

Chevron has been part of Jackson County for more

than 50 years, and throughout that time we have

been proud to support programs that help make this

community such a special place. In 2015, Chevron

employees volunteered more than 7,000 hours with

organizations and non-profits throughout the area. Through contributions totaling

more than $1 million, we also continued our efforts in economic development, our

investment in local students, and our focus on health and the environment. Whether

expanding STEM education in Jackson County schools, cleaning up trash in our inland

waterways, or collecting food and toys to benefit local families in need, we are grateful

for the partnerships that make these efforts successful.

This report provides insight into the many ways Chevron is involved in our community.

I hope you find it informative, and share our vision for the continued improvement of

the quality of life for residents in Jackson County and the entire coastal region.

Sincerely,

Bruce Chinn

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Over 1,500 employees and

approximately 2,500 contractors

Refinery Overview

Produces an average of 5.6 million

gallons of gasoline daily

Processes an average of 330,000

barrels of crude oil daily

Paid nearly $49.6 million in

property taxes*

Spent $381 million with Jackson

County vendors and suppliers*

Volunteers over 7,000 hours annually

to area nonprofit organizations

Community Impact

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The Chevron Way is our organization’s philosophy of doing business by “getting results

the right way.” Our community efforts are built on this principle, which distinguishes us

and guides our actions. We conduct our business in a socially responsible and ethical

manner. We respect the law, support human rights, protect the environment and help

benefit the communities where we work.

In Jackson County, we focus our community engagement program in the following areas.

Environment & Health /

Social Well-being, Other:

22%

Education:

62%

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educating and training

Chevron Pascagoula Refinery’s support for education focuses on early childhood (birth to five years

old), Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) K-12 education, and youth

development initiatives.

We are dedicated to helping our community prosper by equipping today’s students

for tomorrow’s opportunities.

Widening Horizons

In 2015, Chevron again supported the annual Pathways2Possibilities career expo, an interactive

event to introduce 8th-graders across the Gulf Coast to opportunities in various fields.

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HOW IT

WORKS

PROGRAM REACH

TEACHERS

65

35 PUBLIC

SCHOOLS

7,933 K-12

STUDENTS

TOTAL FUNDS RAISED

SINCE 2012

$205,072

RAISED IN 2015

$50,000

PROJECTS FUNDED

AVERAGE PROJECT COST

TECHNOLOGY

EQUIPMENT

40

14

7

4

SUPPLIES

BOOKS

$872

JACKSON COUNTY,

MISSISSIPPI

Fuel Your School is an innovative collaboration between Chevron and DonorsChoose.org to help fund eligible classroom

projects in several U.S. markets where Chevron has operations.

In October 2015, Jackson County schools received $50,000 from the Fuel Your School Campaign. The Refinery also

contributed an additional $121,000 to DonorsChoose.org projects through a corporate sponsored initiative.

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Focus on the Future

For more than a decade, Chevron has been a proud supporter of Excel By 5, an early childhood

education community initiative to make sure children are happy, healthy and ready to learn. In 2015,

Excel By 5 had approximately 30,000 beneficiaries and worked with almost 40 Mississippi communities.

Expanding STEM Opportunities

Project Lead The Way, with Chevron funding, has expanded from one pilot high school in Jackson

County in 2013, to 17 elementary schools, six middle schools and six high schools with PLTW programs.

The organization inspires and empowers K-12 students to build and demonstrate in-demand,

transportable skills by applying problem-solving strategies to complex, real-world challenges. This year,

31 Refinery engineers volunteered as class mentors to local Project Lead The Way classrooms.

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Local Education

In 2015, Chevron donated $250,000 to

a new joint Mississippi State University /

Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College

engineering program. For the first time,

students will be able to pursue a 4-year

engineering degree at the MGCCC

Jackson County Campus. Right, Chevron

Pascagoula Refinery General Manager

Bruce Chinn (far right) and Chevron Gulf

of Mexico Vice President Mike Illane (far

left) present the first installment to MSU

President Mark Keenum and MGCCC

President Mary Graham.

Healthy Eating

The Refinery supports the MS Gulf Coast

Youth Health Coalition’s Childhood

Obesity Initiative and Let’s Go! Gulf

Coast program to encourage our

youngest citizens to develop healthy

eating habits for life. Let’s Go! Gulf Coast

motivates individuals to have a daily goal

of five or more fruits and vegetables,

two hours or less of recreational screen

time, one hour or more of physical

activity and zero sugary drinks.

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protecting our environment

We believe that developing energy and protecting natural resources go hand in hand.

With some of the industry’s highest environmental standards, the Pascagoula Refinery

is home to a variety of native wildlife and four successful wetland mitigation sites.

Whether partnering with local conservation agencies, working with local students to

spread knowledge about their environment or collecting litter in Jackson County, the

Pascagoula Refinery continues to make a positive difference in environmental outreach

and advocacy.

Environmental Stewardship

In 2015, as part of Earth

Day, Chevron launched an

awareness campaign to

highlight the efforts of people

and organizations in the

community who are advocates

for the environment. Refinery

volunteers also helped

collect waste during Jackson

County’s annual Household

Hazardous Waste Collection

Day, and worked with

Cherokee Elementary to plant

fruits and vegetables.

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Pascagoula River Audubon Center

The new 5,000-square-foot Pascagoula River Audubon Center in Moss Point opened its doors on

October 15th. Chevron has partnered with the Audubon Society in Jackson County for over a decade,

and contributed over $1 million to support the creation of the center’s educational and conservation

programs. The center will serve as a community and tourist destination, and a focal point of wetland and

habitat restoration along the Pascagoula River and coastal Mississippi.

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growing economic development

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Taxes in millions of dollars

Chevron Property Taxes

1975-2014

County Taxes

School Taxes

Since operations began in 1963, the Chevron Pascagoula Refinery has grown to be

Chevron’s largest refinery and one of the country’s top ten petroleum refineries.

Our continuous growth has been fueled by a shared economic development strategy

based on solid, long-term investments that continue to benefit both our company and

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Supporting Local Suppliers

Once again, the Pascagoula Refinery proudly

supported the Jackson County Chamber of

Commerce’s Industrial Trade Show. Chevron

volunteers assist in planning and executing a

successful event that encourages local sources by

highlighting local vendors and suppliers.

Small Business in Jackson County

Chevron Pascagoula Refinery is a supporter of many

small business initiatives in Jackson County. Whether it’s

through involvement in the Jackson County Chamber

of Commerce Small Business Issue Management Group,

or support for the Jackson County Small Business

Incubator, we know that a healthy local economy helps

ensure shared success for the whole community.

Excellence in Exporting

In 2015, Chevron Pascagoula Refinery was

recognized as one of Mississippi’s

Export

Champions

for its success in exporting. The

award acknowledged the Refinery for its

support of economic growth in Mississippi.

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the power of human energy

As the Chevron Pascagoula Refinery has grown through the years, one thing that hasn’t changed is Chevron’s

commitment to the community.

Whether partnering with local nonprofits, hosting local high schoolers for Career Day and tours of the refinery, or

raising money for local initiatives, it’s the Refinery employees and contractors who make the difference.

We salute both the volunteers and the charitable organizations for being forces for positive change in our community every day.

Commemorating Katrina Anniversary

Career Day

Over 200 Refinery

employees helped

make the annual 2015

Chevron Career Day a

success. The two-day

event brought in over

400 students from local

schools to learn about

Science, Technology &

Math (STEM) careers

and take a tour of

the Refinery.

Local Fire

Training

Every year, the

Pascagoula

Refinery hosts

dozens of local

professional

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Chevron HumanKind

Chevron HumanKind is a

company-wide initiative

that, among other

things, matches financial

contributions made by

employees and retirees to

nonprofits. In 2015, Chevron

Pascagoula Refinery and

it’s employees contributed

more than $800,000 to

area non-profits, including

the 2015 Campaign for

United Way of Jackson and

George Counties.

American Heart Association

Once again, Chevron employees, families and friends participated in

the American Heart Association’s annual Jackson County Heart Walk.

Team Chevron raised over $2,000.

Supporting Proud

Traditions

More than 40 racers

crossed the finish line at

the 23rd annual Deborah

Washington Memorial

Soap Box Derby in

Moss Point. Chevron

volunteers participated

in the event by keeping

the official heat times,

keeping water off of the

derby cars, passing out

water and cheering the

racers on!

Toy Drive

In 2015, Refinery volunteers organized a toy drive and sponsored holiday

gifts for over 110 children. In addition, over $2,500 in cash was raised.

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Adrienne’s House Domestic Violence Shelter, Pascagoula MS

Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Xi Zeta Lambda Chapter, Pascagoula, MS

American Assoc. of Blacks in Energy – Gulf Coast Chapter, Gulfport, MS

American Cancer Society American Heart Assoc.

American Legislative Exchange Council – MS Chapter American Red Cross

Assoc. for Sickle Cell Disease Azalea Trail Run, Mobile, AL Backpack Buddies

Bacot McCarty Fdn., Pascagoula, MS Bernice J. Causey Middle School Baseball

Program, Mobile, AL Biloxi Diamond Club, Inc. Biloxi Little Theatre Boy Scouts of America

Boys & Girls Club of Jackson County

Business & Industry Political Education Committee Central Gulf Industrial Alliance

Central Mississippi Magnolia Chapter of Chevron Retirees Assoc., Madison, MS

Chamber of Commerce, Covington County Chamber of Commerce, George County Chamber of Commerce, Greater Picayune Area Chamber of Commerce, Jackson County Chamber of Commerce, Ocean Springs Committee for the Coast-wide Martin Luther

King, Jr. Birthday Celebration City of Gautier

City of Mobile Parks & Recreation City of Moss Point

Construction Workforce Development Center Services

Cottage Hill Steelers, Mobile, AL Corpus Christi School, Mobile, AL Delta Council, MS

D’Iberville Youth Baseball

Distinguished Young Women – Mississippi DMR Mississippi Coastal Cleanup East Central Basketball Boosters Club East Central Civic Assoc., Hurley, MS

East Central Girls Dixie Youth Softball Darlings East Central Girls Softball

East Central High School Baseball Boosters East Central High School Lady Hornets Softball East Central High School Cheerleaders

Boosters Club East Central Men’s Club East Central Soccer Booster Club East Central Touchdown Club East Central Volleyball East Central Youth Baseball Excel By 5

Explosion of Excellence, George County High School Explosion of Excellence, Jackson County Extra Table, Inc.

Faith Academy Baseball

Friends of Jackson County Animal Shelter Friends of the Library

Gautier Gator Dugout Club Gautier High School Soccer Gautier High School Softball Gautier/Pascagoula Boys Lacrosse Gautier Pride

George County Quarterback Club Grace Christian Academy Grand Bay Union Athletic Assoc. Gulf Coast Business Council Gulf Coast Center for Non-Violence Gulf Coast Community Fdn. Gulf Coast Industrial Alliance

Gulf Coast Strikers Baseball, Ocean Springs, MS Gulf Coast Symphony Orchestra, Inc.

Habitat for Humanity of the MS Gulf Coast Henleyfield Community Inc., Carriere, MS Higher Education Appreciation Day Home of Grace, Vancleave, MS Hunt for Heroes (Wounded Warriors) Institute for Compatible Development Jackson County, MS

Jackson County CASA Jackson County Civic Action Jackson County Conservation District Jackson County Economic Development Fdn. Jackson County Historical & Genealogical Society Jackson County Horseman’s Assoc.

Jackson County Library, Pascagoula Jackson County Literacy Council Jackson County Recreation Department Jackson County School District Jackson County Senior Citizens Jackson County Sheriff’s Mounted Patrol Jackson County Vo-Tech Center Jackson-George Regional Library System Junior Auxiliary of Biloxi-Ocean Springs Junior Auxiliary of Pascagoula-Moss Point Kiwanis Club of Pascagoula

Live Oak Arts Festival

Lynn Meadows Discovery Center Main Street Pascagoula

Magnolia Classic Cruisers, Escatawpa, MS March of Dimes

Mary C. O’Keefe Cultural Center, Ocean Springs, MS Matthews Part Athletics, AL

M.B. Swayze Education Fdn.

McGill Toolen Catholic High School (Baseball Boosters), Mobile, AL

Melange Dance Company, Pascagoula, MS Military Order of Purple Heart,

Jackson County Chapter Mims Park Athletics, Mobile, AL Mississippi Arts Commission

Mississippi Assoc. of Coaches, Clinton, MS Mississippi Circuit Clerks Assoc.

Mississippi Coast Crimestoppers, Inc.

Mississippi Wildlife Enforcement Officers Assoc., Inc. Mississippi Assoc. of Conservation Districts Mississippi Assoc. of Partners in Education Mississippi Commission for Volunteer Service Mississippi Development Authority

Mississippi Economic Council Mississippi Energy Institute

Mississippi Gulf Coast Blues Commission, Inc. Mississippi Gulf Coast Chapter, National Football

Fdn. & Hall of Fame

Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College Fdn. Mississippi Gulf Coast Council of Garden Clubs Mississippi Gulf Coast YMCA

Mississippi Gulf Resort Classic Fdn, Inc. Mississippi Main Street Assoc.

In 2015, through contributions, sponsorships, in-kind donations, and volunteer hours, we supported over

200

organizations in Jackson County

and surrounding areas, including:

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Mississippi State University Extension Service Mississippi Wildlife Federation

Moss Point Active Citizens (MPAC) Moss Point Dixie Boys Baseball Moss Point Fire Department Moss Point Main Street Assoc. Moss Point Parks and Recreation Moss Point Rotary Club Moss Point School District Moss Point Touchdown Club

Moss Point School District Secondary Cheer Booster Club

NAACP, MS

National Multiple Sclerosis Society Ocean Springs Baseball Organization Ocean Springs Education Fdn.

Ocean Springs High School Cheerleaders Ocean Springs High School Lady Greyhounds

Softball Boosters

Ocean Springs High School Touchdown Club Ocean Springs Middle School Football/Basketball Ocean Springs Museum of History

Ocean Springs School District

Our Daily Bread

Pascagoula Athletic Assoc. (Athletic Hall of Fame) Pascagoula Dixie Youth Baseball

Pascagoula Girls Softball

Pascagoula High School Cheerleaders Pascagoula High School Dugout Club Pascagoula Home Run Club Pascagoula Kiwanis Club Pascagoula Men’s Club Pascagoula Pride

Pascagoula Quarterback Club Pascagoula Parks and Recreation Pascagoula River Audubon Center Pascagoula Rotary Club

Pascagoula Gautier School District Pascagoula Youth Baseball Prevention & Safety Services Project Lead The Way, Inc., MS Public Education Forum

(MS Scholars & Tech Masters) Purple Knights of America

Resurrection Alumni Development Fdn., Pascagoula, MS

Resurrection Middle School Athletics Rivers of Recovery (Wounded Warriors) Ronald McDonald House

Salvation Army

Satsuma High School Baseball, AL Save the Children Federation Singing River Art Assoc.

Singing River Chorale, Pascagoula, MS Small Business Assoc.

South Alabama Soccer Assoc., Semmes, AL South Mobile County, Youth Basketball League,

Grand Bay, AL

Spanish Fort Baseball All-Stars, Spanish Fort, AL Spanish Fort High School Lady Toro Hardwood Club St. Alphonsus Catholic School, Ocean Springs, MS St. Luke’s Episcopal School, Mobile

St. Martin Dixie Youth Baseball St. Martin High School

St. Martin School’s Yellowjacket Tennis Club St. Patrick Catholic High School, Biloxi, MS The Nature Conservancy of Mississippi The Salvation Army

The Senior Center of South Pearl River County Thin Blue Line Trust

Trehern Charitable Fdn. Tougaloo College, MS

United Way for Jackson & George Counties US Oil & Gas Assoc., Mississippi/Alabama Division USA International Ballet Competition, MS Vancleave High School Powerlifting Team Vancleave High School Track & Cross Country Team Vancleave Homerun Club

Vancleave Quarterback Club Vancleave Youth Baseball

Walter Anderson Museum of Art, Ocean Springs, MS West Mobile Youth Athletic Assoc.

West Mobile Youth Soccer Assoc. Westside Athletic Assoc. Wildlife Care & Rescue Center

Willow Farms All-Breed Canine Equine Rescue, Inc. Writers Unlimited, Pascagoula, MS

Young Men’s Business Club of Moss Point Youth Health Coalition Childhood Obesity Initiative Zonta Club of Pascagoula Area

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