At Chevron, we are committed to being a good community partner. Kitimat LNG has the potential to be a key contributor in helping British Columbia become a major liquefied natural gas supplier. We believe we have an important role to play in improving the quality of life in communities where our project has a presence. We support programs that help move us toward our collective goal to create strong, healthy communities.

$420,000IN 2014, KITIMAT LNG INVESTED MORE THAN

in community and social projects in the area.

Kitimat LNG focuses its social investment in the areas of health and K-12 education, contributing to community partnerships that meet identified needs while delivering sustainable and measurable outcomes. Wherever we are, we strive to be a good neighbour, sharing the concerns of our communities and working to create a better future.

Education Partnerships

Broadening Student HorizonsKitimat LNG’s funding is allowing the HR MacMillan Space Centre to bring their mobile, interactive planetarium to Northern B.C. schools and communities.

Exploring Career OptionsIn 2014, Kitimat LNG covered the accommodation cost for 50 students from the Coast Mountains School District attending the LNG in B.C. Conference, where they participated in a dinner and panel discussion with MLAs, learned about career opportunities in the natural gas industry, and visited the University of Northern British Columbia to explore post-secondary education options.

E-Readers for First Nations Youth Kitimat LNG is providing First Nations youth with E-Readers, which allow users to access library collections available for download at no charge.

Chevron Canada in Northern British Columbia

Chevron staff “pull together” to raise money for United Way of Northern B.C.

Extracurricular Opportunities Kitimat LNG supports extracurricular activities for young people in B.C., including a ski trip for Grade 6 students and an essay-writing contest for Metlakatla First Nation students.

Northern B.C. Trades ScholarshipsKitimat LNG is supporting students in Northern B.C. in gaining trades qualifications with scholarship funding through North West Community College’s Trades Bursary Fund.

Kitselas Canyon Cultural Preservation To help preserve the culture, language and history of the Kitselas First Nation, Kitimat LNG has contributed $25,000 toward the development of a “My Community App” for the Kitselas Canyon Historic Site. Kitselas First Nation members will be given the tools and knowledge to interview each other and build their community story through video, audio, photos and written text.

Health Partnerships

Wet’suwet’en First Nation’s Community Wellness Initiatives Kitimat LNG has supported the Wet’suwet’en community’s wellness strategy, which encourages healthy living by equipping participants with tools to address health issues, set personal goals, and achieve a healthy and productive life balance.

“Walk in Balance” Health and Wellness Conference Kitimat LNG sponsored a “Walk in Balance” conference, offering workshops for Aboriginal Peoples on topics including mental and spiritual health, traditional medicine, work/life balance, and addiction awareness and prevention, all encouraging participants to make changes that would benefit them at home, at work and in their communities.

B.C. Burn FundThrough the Kitimat Firefighters Local 1304, Kitimat LNG has contributed to the B.C. Professional Fire Fighters’ Burn Fund, which provides a wide range of services to those who have experienced severe burns and works to protect all British Columbians from similar trauma.

Youth Drop-in and Resource CentreKitimat LNG funding will allow Terrace and District Community Services Society to establish a centre in Terrace for youth to enjoy social, recreational and educational activities in a confidential, safe and non-judgmental environment.

For more information on Chevron’s social investments in Canada, visit Chevron.ca/community

KITIMAT LNG IS HELPING TO BRING A MOBILE PLANETARIUM TO REMOTE COMMUNITIES, SUPPORTING TEACHERS WITH A HIGHLY INTERACTIVE LEARNING EXPERIENCE FOR K-12 STUDENTS.