Chevron Houston

Thank you to Frances Castaneda Dyess, Chris Canetti and Tim Howard for joining us and sharing your insights with our employees. The eyes of the world will be on Houston and it's never too early to start planning and getting excited for 2026!

Last night we were joined by Harris County Precinct 4 Commissioner Lesley Briones and staff, representatives from the Houston Dynamo Football Club/Dash and some soccer superstars for a ceremonial “first kick” to officially open a new mini-pitch! As the official Community Champion of the Houston Dash, Chevron Houston was proud to collaborate on this new feature, located at Freed Park in Spring Branch. Chevron Houston and the Houston Dash both share the common goal of expanding access to youth soccer in our community. This mini-pitch, together with soccer clinics and educational programming, will help us connect sports and science for Houston’s next generation of students, athletes, and leaders. Thank you to everyone who helped turn this dream into reality! Bring your family and check out the mini-pitch at Freed Park, 6818 Shadyvilla Lane, 77005. Amber Tierce Irene F.

We are so proud of Tifanie Steele, for her recent honor as one of Texas Executive Women's 2024 Women on the Move! As General Manager of Chevron's Pasadena Refinery, Tifanie manages the safety, environmental stewardship, reliability, and profitability of the facility. She also is leading the Light Tight Oil Project, which aims to increase the amount of crude that can be processed at the refinery. Thank you to Frances Castaneda Dyess with the Houston East End Chamber of Commerce for the nomination. Texas Executive Women honors 10 women each year for their professional achievement and commitment to serving the Houston community. Read more at https://lnkd.in/gQX5fYBr

Our employees are passionate about volunteering- and breaking records! Huge thank you to the over 500 folks who showed up to pack a record 18,000 lunches for Kids' Meals, Inc. in just a few hours! In honor of the organization's 18th birthday, we joined forces with the Houston Texans Legends and Cheerleaders for a day of hard work and community spirit! We also made an $18,000 donation to help further Kids' Meals' mission to end childhood hunger by delivering free, healthy meals to Houston’s preschool-aged children. Check out our video to see some of the highlights from this special day.

Chevron Houston’s university partnerships are strategic investments in the future of the energy business- and we are excited to partner with University of Houston to empower student athletes and prepare them for the future. The Chevron Student-Athlete Leadership Program will promote personal, professional and leadership growth through community service projects, leadership workshops, mentoring and more. Read more about this transformative community initiative below: La'Ron Haywood M.Ed. Alvin Franklin

We consider our educational partnerships to be strategic investments in the development of local communities and the future of the energy industry. Proud to join together with partners like the Houston ISD Foundation to continue this important work.

Chevron recently welcomed almost 100 students to Minute Maid Park for our annual Wins for Kids event. Talk about the ultimate field trip! Together with the Houston Astros, we hosted a fun-filled day for the kids- where they learned about the STEM concepts in baseball, played trivia, wrote letters to the players and more. The day wrapped up with a visit from Orbit, great seats to the game and a backpack full of school supplies for each participant!   Since 2019, Chevron and the Astros have worked together on our Wins for Kids program. Through this partnership, Chevron and the Astros donate $1,000 to local youth programs for every Astros win. We're so proud of this partnership and our 2024 American League West champs!

Every day is a great day for girls' soccer! As the proud Community Champion of the Houston Dynamo Football Club and the Houston Dash, Chevron Houston was honored to host our 3rd annual Chevron Soccer Clinic. What a fun-filled day full of soccer, STEM and the Houston community! Together with the Dash, we look forward to many more exciting collaborations aimed at increasing access and opportunity- like our Goals for Girls program. Read more about our partnership at this link: https://lnkd.in/gnQNYWCS

Chevron is the proud presenting partner of the Houston Texans Legends Community, and we were excited to join forces last week to celebrate some special football stars! The Legends are former Texans players that share our passion for giving back to the community through volunteerism. Student athletes at Aldine High School and Benjamin O. Davis High School were surprised by Toro, the Texans Cheerleaders and Legends Chris Clark and Wade Smith. Thank you, Chris and Wade, for sharing your journeys from young athletes to professional NFL players and the lessons learned along the way. Chevron is proud to support these incredible athletes through the donation of brand-new cleats to both football teams. Through partnership with the Houston Texans, we aim to empower Houston’s youth while inspiring their interest in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) education. Best of luck to both teams as they kick off their football season!

Since 1993, the Houston Zoo has worked closely with US Fish and Wildlife Services on the Attwater’s Prairie Chicken (APC) recovery program and Chevron has been the proud sponsor for the last 14 years. As a part of this unique program, 53 chickens were released this month at the APC National Wildlife Refuge, approximately 60 miles west of Houston. The refuge is home to one of the largest remnants of native coastal prairie remaining in southeast Texas. The Zoo manages breed-and-release efforts where the land mimics their future habitat. Hens lay eggs in March, and birds are released late summer. Once released, the teams oversee holding pens for acclimation and other support, with the goal towards creating self-sustaining populations. This program is important because about 1 million birds once called our region home; that number is now down to about 200. These endangered chickens have suffered population declines due to habitat loss. The efforts of the Zoo and its partners are a key reason why this species exists in the wild today. We aim to support organizations that help to make the Greater Houston area a better place to live, and that includes addressing biodiversity and conservation needs. The Attwater Prairie Chicken lives right in our backyard, and thanks to the Zoo, these birds can continue to thrive. Laura Dandridge Amber Tierce