Community Impact Report Q4 2020

By the Numbers

• 47,587 students receiving STEM awareness/training
• 1,340 STEM teacher training
• 1,263,602 meals provided*
• 35,476 individuals receiving preventative and emergency services
• 4,314 trees & shrubs planted

*Represents more than 2x 2019 year end results.

Despite global economic hardship and local limitations on in-person events due to COVID-19, Fluor employees in the U.S. and Canada raised $3.6 million (including the 25 percent company match) during this year’s Employee Giving Campaign.

During the 2020 Fluor Employee Giving campaign, employees support the nonprofit organizations they care about most and volunteer in their communities, building upon Fluor’s legacy of giving and creating resilient, sustainable communities. In addition to being able to support health and human service non-profits, this year employees gave to environmental non-profits as well as public and societal benefit charities working in the areas of civil rights and civil liberties, community improvement, philanthropy and volunteerism, and voter education and registration.

This year, about 30 Fluor office and project site locations in the U.S. and Canada created safe, fun and engaging education-based virtual campaigns that invited employees to make a positive difference by giving back and volunteering their time. Fluor’s collective giving, which dates back to 1949, is $108 million and growing.

“Despite logistical and economic hardships this year, Fluor employees proved once again that we are united in caring and committed to enhancing and strengthening our communities,” said 2020 Executive Campaign Chair Stacy Dillow.

As the global pandemic continues to impact individuals and families around the globe, hardest hit are the communities where families are already struggling to survive. In India, Fluor's New Delhi office participated in a flagship program, "Mission Salamati," to provide 800,000 meals to families of migrant and daily-wage workers who lost their only source of income.

This effort was coordinated in close partnership with village leaders and municipal council members. Following strict HSE guidelines and with minimal employee volunteer participation, the dry ration and sanitation kits containing reusable cloth masks and enough food for a family of four for one month were distributed to 3,000 families in local villages near Fluor’s office.

Media, Awards and Recognition

• Fluor Dallas received the 2020 Irving Parks and Recreation Advisory Board Mustang Award in honor of long-term, outstanding contributions that help promote programs and causes of the Park and Recreation Department.
• Canstruction Orange County recognized Fluor’s 2020 Canstruction team and structure, “Caring Hearts Can Make a Difference,” in its Best of Canstruction Facebook Live event.
• Giving Matters: Project Host uses self-sustaining, pay-it-forward models to address food insecurity, Greenville Journal (Nov. 9, 2020).