ExxonMobil Pipeline Company strives to be a good neighbor in the communities where we work and operate our pipeline system. Through our Good Neighbor Grant Program, we provide funds to local tax-exempt organizations that support community programs, educational initiatives or environmental projects. These funds must be used within one year of receipt to complete a project that will benefit a community near an ExxonMobil Pipeline Company asset.
Who is Eligible?
The Good Neighbor Grant Program is open to both government organizations and officially recognized 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations in relative proximity to an ExxonMobil Pipeline Company Asset. Applicants should demonstrate that a grant will provide a lasting, measurable impact to the community.
Examples of Eligible Grant Applicants
- First Responders: Groups that provide for the safety of their community.
Examples: Fire Departments (volunteer or paid), Police Departments and Emergency Preparedness Organizations
- Educational Organizations: Entities that support educational enrichment in their communities, especially those with a focus on STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics).
Examples: Public Schools, After-School Programs and Professional Development for Educators
- Environmental Organizations: Groups that encourage conservation and appreciation of our natural assets.
Examples: Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation Centers, River Conservation Authorities and Nature Centers
The program is not intended to support
- Individuals or families
- Ongoing annual funding
- Organizations that are not near ExxonMobil Pipeline Company Assets
- Political, labor, fraternal organizations or civic clubs and any organization that distributes political messages or otherwise attempts to influence legislation
- Athletic or sporting event sponsorships unless directly related to supporting community public safety, emergency preparedness or charitable purposes
Exceptions may be made at ExxonMobil Pipeline Company’s sole discretion.
Download a copy of the application form, or fill out the application online below.
Application Requirements
Grant applications must be submitted with all required items described below. Since the organization’s information must align with data provided by U.S. Internal Revenue Service (IRS), accuracy and completeness is crucial. Applications that are inaccurate or incomplete will be rejected.
Required Items:
- 1. Complete and accurate application form (below)
- 2. Current W9
- 3. Current IRS Nonprofit Determination letter (if applicant is not a government organization)
- 4. Written estimate from vendor, if applicable, substantiating the value of the grant requested