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Chevron Donates $1 Million To Nonprofit Groups

December 8, 2010 Berkeley, Oakland, Richmond No Comments
To continue its support of Richmond’s education and job preparation needs, Chevron will announce investments in seven non-profit organizations on Tuesday, Dec. 14, at 10:00 a.m. at the RichmondBuild location, 500 23rd Street. A total of one million dollars will be given to seven organizations from Richmond and West Contra Costa County. The organizations were selected based upon their assistance to local schools and their support for job creation activities. Chevron said the grant awards are part of their California Partnership, which is an initiative to invest in education and job creation in California.   Chevron said their California Partnership is committed to education and job creation as “essential building blocks of strong communities and further economic growth and prosperity.” For more information contact: Brent Tippen at 510-242-4700 or Brent.Tippen@chevron.com.
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