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Did you know ?
The Fawley Refinery was opened by
Prime Minister Clement Attlee on
14 September, 1951.
Fawley and
the community
We have been part of the Waterside community
for some 60 years. We firmly believe in being
responsible neighbours and support our local area
through a well-established programme of grants
and assistance to local charities, schools and
community groups.
ExxonMobil encourages employees and their community projects, such as clearing the
families to contribute their time, talent and ancient pond at Holbury Manor Park,
energy to schools, charities and non-profit removing undergrowth at the New Forest
organisations. The company's Volunteer Front Nature Reserve and laying a new path
Involvement Programme (VIP) and Governor at Lepe Country Park.
Scheme does this by recognising the ExxonMobil also makes donations direct to
voluntary efforts of employees and their charities and community groups neighbouring
families, and rewarding the organisations they the Fawley site. The company covered the
support with grants of up to £1,000 per year. £13,000 cost of the new, hand-crafted oak
Since the programme began in 2002, the fence and gate at All Saints Church, Fawley,
Fawley representatives have given tens of for example. Other examples of local
thousands of hours of their time to charities donations, include sponsorship of community
and local community groups, which have events, such as Hamble Week; helping to fund
received grants under the scheme totalling the role of the Coastal Ranger at Lepe
over half a million pounds.
Country Park; and the purchase of digital
Many employees at Fawley also take part in cameras for the New Forest Agisters, to
an annual Day of Caring, in which they give up highlight the dangers of failing to slow
a working day to participate in local down for animals.
Did you know ?
The Fawley Refinery was opened by
Prime Minister Clement Attlee on
14 September, 1951.
Fawley and
the community
We have been part of the Waterside community
for some 60 years. We firmly believe in being
responsible neighbours and support our local area
through a well-established programme of grants
and assistance to local charities, schools and
community groups.
ExxonMobil encourages employees and their community projects, such as clearing the
families to contribute their time, talent and ancient pond at Holbury Manor Park,
energy to schools, charities and non-profit removing undergrowth at the New Forest
organisations. The company's Volunteer Front Nature Reserve and laying a new path
Involvement Programme (VIP) and Governor at Lepe Country Park.
Scheme does this by recognising the ExxonMobil also makes donations direct to
voluntary efforts of employees and their charities and community groups neighbouring
families, and rewarding the organisations they the Fawley site. The company covered the
support with grants of up to £1,000 per year. £13,000 cost of the new, hand-crafted oak
Since the programme began in 2002, the fence and gate at All Saints Church, Fawley,
Fawley representatives have given tens of for example. Other examples of local
thousands of hours of their time to charities donations, include sponsorship of community
and local community groups, which have events, such as Hamble Week; helping to fund
received grants under the scheme totalling the role of the Coastal Ranger at Lepe
over half a million pounds.
Country Park; and the purchase of digital
Many employees at Fawley also take part in cameras for the New Forest Agisters, to
an annual Day of Caring, in which they give up highlight the dangers of failing to slow
a working day to participate in local down for animals.
