ExxonMobil Donates $1 Million to Houston Red Cross Chapter and United Way Katrina Relief Fund; Part of Total $7 Million Commitme
07 Septembre 2005 - 12:53AM
Business Wire
Exxon Mobil Corporation has pledged $500,000 each to the American
Red Cross Houston Area Chapter and the new United Way Katrina
Relief Fund to aid victims of Hurricane Katrina now in the Houston
area. The $1 million grant is part of the $7 million ExxonMobil has
committed to Hurricane Katrina efforts. "This tragic event has
impacted all of us," said Morris Foster, president, ExxonMobil
Production Company. "We are deeply concerned about the devastation
caused by Hurricane Katrina and hope that this funding will help in
addressing the many needs of the evacuees currently residing in the
Houston area." In addition to the $1 million grant, many of the
more than 16,000 ExxonMobil employees and retirees in the Houston
area are volunteering their time at area shelters as well as
collecting supplies for local agencies serving the evacuees. For
ExxonMobil employees affected by the hurricane, ExxonMobil has
established an assistance program which includes interest-free
emergency loans, advances in salary, paid time off to attend to
personal needs and access to temporary transportation assistance.
Employees should call the toll-free assistance line (877-294-8617)
or their immediate supervisor for additional information.
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