Community
Hunt strongly believes in taking care of the communities that surround its operations, therefore the company takes part in campaigns and initiatives that give back to those communities.
Be In Good Company
Hunt has partnered with Communities Foundation of Texas (CFT) to develop and implement a corporate volunteer program. The Be In Good Company program recognizes companies who make a difference in our community and exhibit a program or initiative in each of these three pillars of excellence: A Thriving Culture, A Thriving Team, and A Thriving Future.
At Hunt, we will hold three separate events during the year that each focus on an individual pillar of excellence. We are joined in this initiative by CFT and representatives of our partnering nonprofit organizations.
Hunt Helpers
Hunt Helpers is a campaign that was created in 2019 in partnership with Communities Foundation of Texas. Through this program, Dallas-based Hunt employees are allowed to spend a full day volunteering at organizations throughout the city that provide valuable resources and services to residents and the community at large. In addition to off-site volunteer opportunities, the program also includes on-campus service opportunities to ensure that all employees have the chance to participate in the day’s volunteerism.
United Way of West Alabama Campaign
Hunt Refining holds an annual United Way of West Alabama Campaign. Employees volunteer to be part of the Volunteer Allocation Team to review local non-profits financials, operations, and facilities to assure donations are allocated and used properly. Each year, Hunt Refining designates a day to work at a local non-profit to update, improve, and complete any needed project.
In 2019, With the company match and several additional employee-led fundraisers, the campaign set a record with a total donation of $642,704.86. Not only did that make HRC the No. 1 donor in West Alabama, but it also made HRC the No. 1 corporate donor as well!
The success of the campaign proves Hunt Refining Company’s employee’s commitment to helping those less fortunate in their communities.
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Hunt Cares
Hunt Energy is a community-centric company, comprised of individuals who believe in giving back to the communities in which we live and work. In 2007, the Hunt Cares campaign was formed in partnership with Communities Foundation of Texas and, since then, has achieved 100% giving participation from our Dallas-based employees every year! (Prior to the Hunt Cares program, Hunt partnered with United Way for our annual giving campaign.)
How does it work? During the campaign, Hunt employees can donate to any of the more than 3,000 qualified nonprofit organizations on our list, creating a personal connection with their gift. The Company covers all administrative fees associated with the campaign, which allows each nonprofit to receive 100% of our employees’ contributions at no cost to them. In addition, the Company generously matches all donations made by employees – doubling the impact of their gift!
What does Hunt Cares look like? Each year, two chairpersons are designated to choose a theme and plan a fun, engaging event to kick off the beginning of the campaign – some themes from years past include “Dancing with the Stars,” “Duck Race,” and “Hunt Cares Home Edition.” Hunt employees break into teams to create both silly and heartwarming videos and/or skits, which are then shown during the kickoff event. To incentivize employees to reach 100% participation, “Gene’s Jeans Day” was created in 2007 and continues to this day, allowing employees to take a break from their work attire and don a pair of jeans for the day of the event. Additionally, as part of the campaign, we host a virtual “e-auction” for employees to bid on sought-after items like tickets to sporting events, trips and timeshares, and even a meal and/or outing with a Hunt family member!
Hunt Cares is a project that our employees look forward to every year, and we love to see the impact we can make on our communities when we work together as one!
Community outreach is very important to Hunt. Across all our operations, Hunt is committed to positively impacting the communities in which we serve or conduct business
Hunt Volunteers
Hunt Volunteers is an employee led group with Hunt who get together monthly to raise funds and donate their time and talents to local Dallas based nonprofits needing assistance.
Their mission is to act as community volunteers, endeavor to create interest in volunteerism among fellow employees and create fellowship and goodwill through active civic and community involvement.
The group, though sanctioned by the company, makes its own decisions regarding which volunteers projects to undertake.
mINiTERN Program
The mINiTERN Program is a partnership between companies and colleges that provides students with real-world business and problem-solving skills. Each semester, teams of students propose solutions to challenges facing their host company and present recommendations to the company.
For more information regarding this program, please visit the Dallas College Website.
Voluntary Service in PERU LNG
Voluntary service is carried out by collaborators from different sites and departments of our company in Perú who offer their support to various social causes, which in turn encourages a culture of social commitment.
In 2020, the volunteers continued to support Asociación de las Bienaventuranzas. In January, they campaigned to obtain donations to help victims of a fire in the district of Villa El Salvador, province of Lima. Since March 2020, voluntary work focused on families living in extreme poverty, who had been directly economically affected by the restrictive measures decreed by central government in response to the COVID-19 emergency. In March, funds were collected from our collaborators and a significant donation was made to the “Share your Bread with the Hungry” campaign organized by the Asociación de las Bienaventuranzas. In June, they assisted the “Peru without Hunger” campaign organized by Caritas del Peru. The collected funds were donated to communal diners in the parishes of San Vicente de Cañete.
Adopt- a-School
Hunt Refining participates in an Adopt-a-School program with Oakdale Elementary School. On the first day of school, employees are at the doors to greet students and welcome them back to school. Employees teach the basics of eye contact, speaking up, and shaking hands. They also participate in the Read Across America program with the elementary school where they read to students in different classes throughout the school. Each year, Hunt Refining holds a career fair for the elementary school to help students understand different job opportunities within their community. Our students would not be where they are without the help of their fantastic teachers, so Hunt Refining makes sure to provide teachers with snacks and supplies to show unwavering appreciation for their hard work.
Junior Achievement Award
HRC works with elementary through high school programs to help develop entrepreneurship, financial literacy, and career paths.
WOW Event
HRC participated in a WOW – Worlds of Work Expo each year. The purpose of this expo is to create awareness about exciting career opportunities among students and educators while addressing workforce needs in the region. The Expo is a fun, educational, and a hands-on opportunity for students to become familiar with a broad overview of high demand, high wage career opportunities available in the area.
Big Brothers Big Sisters
Hunt Refining Company has the most “BIGS” that volunteer for the corporate “at school” program. Our volunteers go to the local school once a week for an hour and meet with their “LITTLES.”
HAKU WIÑAY – MI CHACRA EMPRENDEDORA (My Entrepreneurial Farm)
In October 2014, an agreement was signed between PERU LNG and FONCODES (Social Development Cooperation Fund) in which PERU LNG would finance 100% of the Mi Chacra Emprendedora – Haku Miñay project in its direct areas of influence.
The winning project was focused on improving skills, living conditions, and eating habits among poor families living in rural areas. This initiative has been able to benefit 283 families by providing training, technical assistance, and education on nutrition, healthy eating, hygiene, home organization, and even management of solid wastes.
The project ended on December 3, 2017, and an addendum was signed to extend it until March 2018.
“To ensure the success of its social investment projects, PERU LNG sought strategic alliances with public and private organizations with wide experience in the field.”
TRAINING PROGRAM FOR PUBLIC INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT
In March 2012, in conjunction with the Universidad del Pacífico Center for Mining and Sustainability Studies, a training program was developed in response to public officials who were responsible for drafting and managing strategic public investment projects and meeting the population’s basic needs for health, education, and hygiene. This social initiative aims to strengthen the skills of technicians working for local councils through the preparation of technical dossiers and designing strategies for enabling access to public funds.
In the influence area of the PERU LNG gas pipeline, this program has helped to strengthen relationships with rural communities through construction work carried out by the municipal authorities. Between 2016 and 2019, more than 31 million dollars in state funds were obtained for social projects that helped meet people’s basic needs.
Thanks to this initiative, PERU LNG was able to contribute to the construction of the Alternance School in Cayramayo, providing over 50 students in the region with access to a quality education.
IMPROVEMENTS IN READING COMPREHENSION
Started in 2014 in alliance with the Fundacion BBVA Peru, the “Reading is Progress” (LEEA) project aims to improve reading comprehension among third, fourth, fifth, and sixth grade pupils in state primary schools. In 2020, this program was adapted by PERU LNG to respond to the emergency measures (principally the closure of schools) imposed by the government during the COVID-19 pandemic. Due to the health crisis, the project revised its practices to use telephone and radio as its main means of communication. Approximately 300 students from 24 state schools were able to listen to these radio programs, which included learning activities and COVID-19 prevention advice.
“PERU LNG understands that education is a fundamental component of development for the country and for that reason is committed to promoting education.”
Hunt provides opportunities for open and honest communication with local communities concerning all projects involving the organization’s corporate area of influence. As a responsible member of the community, Hunt develops long-term relationships with the people and communities the company serves.
Doing Good Around the World
Hunt Global Partnerships (HGP) is the social responsibility model for the Hunt family of companies. The foundation of HGP’s activities includes bringing together local communities, government entities and nongovernmental organizations to provide critical services needed for individuals and their families living in Hunt’s projects’ area of influence.
In 2014, Hunt Global Partnerships was awarded the World Petroleum Council’s Excellence Award in Social Responsibility by the 21st World Petroleum Congress and was also a recipient of Peru’s National Society of Mining, Petroleum and Energy’s for Sustainable Development Award for promoting local development in 2010.
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Hunt strongly believes in taking care of the communities that surround its operations, therefore the company takes part in campaigns and initiatives that give back to those communities.
Be In Good Company
Hunt has partnered with Communities Foundation of Texas (CFT) to develop and implement a corporate volunteer program. The Be In Good Company program recognizes companies who make a difference in our community and exhibit a program or initiative in each of these three pillars of excellence: A Thriving Culture, A Thriving Team, and A Thriving Future.
At Hunt, we will hold three separate events during the year that each focus on an individual pillar of excellence. We are joined in this initiative by CFT and representatives of our partnering nonprofit organizations.
Hunt Helpers
Hunt Helpers is a campaign that was created in 2019 in partnership with Communities Foundation of Texas. Through this program, Dallas-based Hunt employees are allowed to spend a full day volunteering at organizations throughout the city that provide valuable resources and services to residents and the community at large. In addition to off-site volunteer opportunities, the program also includes on-campus service opportunities to ensure that all employees have the chance to participate in the day’s volunteerism.
United Way of West Alabama Campaign
Hunt Refining holds an annual United Way of West Alabama Campaign. Employees volunteer to be part of the Volunteer Allocation Team to review local non-profits financials, operations, and facilities to assure donations are allocated and used properly. Each year, Hunt Refining designates a day to work at a local non-profit to update, improve, and complete any needed project.
In 2019, With the company match and several additional employee-led fundraisers, the campaign set a record with a total donation of $642,704.86. Not only did that make HRC the No. 1 donor in West Alabama, but it also made HRC the No. 1 corporate donor as well!
The success of the campaign proves Hunt Refining Company’s employee’s commitment to helping those less fortunate in their communities.
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Hunt Cares
Hunt Energy is a community-centric company, comprised of individuals who believe in giving back to the communities in which we live and work. In 2007, the Hunt Cares campaign was formed in partnership with Communities Foundation of Texas and, since then, has achieved 100% giving participation from our Dallas-based employees every year! (Prior to the Hunt Cares program, Hunt partnered with United Way for our annual giving campaign.)
How does it work? During the campaign, Hunt employees can donate to any of the more than 3,000 qualified nonprofit organizations on our list, creating a personal connection with their gift. The Company covers all administrative fees associated with the campaign, which allows each nonprofit to receive 100% of our employees’ contributions at no cost to them. In addition, the Company generously matches all donations made by employees – doubling the impact of their gift!
What does Hunt Cares look like? Each year, two chairpersons are designated to choose a theme and plan a fun, engaging event to kick off the beginning of the campaign – some themes from years past include “Dancing with the Stars,” “Duck Race,” and “Hunt Cares Home Edition.” Hunt employees break into teams to create both silly and heartwarming videos and/or skits, which are then shown during the kickoff event. To incentivize employees to reach 100% participation, “Gene’s Jeans Day” was created in 2007 and continues to this day, allowing employees to take a break from their work attire and don a pair of jeans for the day of the event. Additionally, as part of the campaign, we host a virtual “e-auction” for employees to bid on sought-after items like tickets to sporting events, trips and timeshares, and even a meal and/or outing with a Hunt family member!
Hunt Cares is a project that our employees look forward to every year, and we love to see the impact we can make on our communities when we work together as one!
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Community outreach is very important to Hunt. Across all our operations, Hunt is committed to positively impacting the communities in which we serve or conduct business
Hunt Volunteers
Hunt Volunteers is an employee led group with Hunt who get together monthly to raise funds and donate their time and talents to local Dallas based nonprofits needing assistance.
Their mission is to act as community volunteers, endeavor to create interest in volunteerism among fellow employees and create fellowship and goodwill through active civic and community involvement.
The group, though sanctioned by the company, makes its own decisions regarding which volunteers projects to undertake.
mINiTERN Program
The mINiTERN Program is a partnership between companies and colleges that provides students with real-world business and problem-solving skills. Each semester, teams of students propose solutions to challenges facing their host company and present recommendations to the company.
For more information regarding this program, please visit the Dallas College Website.
Voluntary Service in PERU LNG
Voluntary service is carried out by collaborators from different sites and departments of our company in Perú who offer their support to various social causes, which in turn encourages a culture of social commitment.
In 2020, the volunteers continued to support Asociación de las Bienaventuranzas. In January, they campaigned to obtain donations to help victims of a fire in the district of Villa El Salvador, province of Lima. Since March 2020, voluntary work focused on families living in extreme poverty, who had been directly economically affected by the restrictive measures decreed by central government in response to the COVID-19 emergency. In March, funds were collected from our collaborators and a significant donation was made to the “Share your Bread with the Hungry” campaign organized by the Asociación de las Bienaventuranzas. In June, they assisted the “Peru without Hunger” campaign organized by Caritas del Peru. The collected funds were donated to communal diners in the parishes of San Vicente de Cañete.
Adopt- a-School
Hunt Refining participates in an Adopt-a-School program with Oakdale Elementary School. On the first day of school, employees are at the doors to greet students and welcome them back to school. Employees teach the basics of eye contact, speaking up, and shaking hands. They also participate in the Read Across America program with the elementary school where they read to students in different classes throughout the school. Each year, Hunt Refining holds a career fair for the elementary school to help students understand different job opportunities within their community. Our students would not be where they are without the help of their fantastic teachers, so Hunt Refining makes sure to provide teachers with snacks and supplies to show unwavering appreciation for their hard work.
Junior Achievement Award
HRC works with elementary through high school programs to help develop entrepreneurship, financial literacy, and career paths.
WOW Event
HRC participated in a WOW – Worlds of Work Expo each year. The purpose of this expo is to create awareness about exciting career opportunities among students and educators while addressing workforce needs in the region. The Expo is a fun, educational, and a hands-on opportunity for students to become familiar with a broad overview of high demand, high wage career opportunities available in the area.
Big Brothers Big Sisters
Hunt Refining Company has the most “BIGS” that volunteer for the corporate “at school” program. Our volunteers go to the local school once a week for an hour and meet with their “LITTLES.”
HAKU WIÑAY – MI CHACRA EMPRENDEDORA (My Entrepreneurial Farm)
In October 2014, an agreement was signed between PERU LNG and FONCODES (Social Development Cooperation Fund) in which PERU LNG would finance 100% of the Mi Chacra Emprendedora – Haku Miñay project in its direct areas of influence.
The winning project was focused on improving skills, living conditions, and eating habits among poor families living in rural areas. This initiative has been able to benefit 283 families by providing training, technical assistance, and education on nutrition, healthy eating, hygiene, home organization, and even management of solid wastes.
The project ended on December 3, 2017, and an addendum was signed to extend it until March 2018.
“To ensure the success of its social investment projects, PERU LNG sought strategic alliances with public and private organizations with wide experience in the field.”
[/vc_row_inner]TRAINING PROGRAM FOR PUBLIC INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT
In March 2012, in conjunction with the Universidad del Pacífico Center for Mining and Sustainability Studies, a training program was developed in response to public officials who were responsible for drafting and managing strategic public investment projects and meeting the population’s basic needs for health, education, and hygiene. This social initiative aims to strengthen the skills of technicians working for local councils through the preparation of technical dossiers and designing strategies for enabling access to public funds.
In the influence area of the PERU LNG gas pipeline, this program has helped to strengthen relationships with rural communities through construction work carried out by the municipal authorities. Between 2016 and 2019, more than 31 million dollars in state funds were obtained for social projects that helped meet people’s basic needs.
Thanks to this initiative, PERU LNG was able to contribute to the construction of the Alternance School in Cayramayo, providing over 50 students in the region with access to a quality education.
IMPROVEMENTS IN READING COMPREHENSION
Started in 2014 in alliance with the Fundacion BBVA Peru, the “Reading is Progress” (LEEA) project aims to improve reading comprehension among third, fourth, fifth, and sixth grade pupils in state primary schools. In 2020, this program was adapted by PERU LNG to respond to the emergency measures (principally the closure of schools) imposed by the government during the COVID-19 pandemic. Due to the health crisis, the project revised its practices to use telephone and radio as its main means of communication. Approximately 300 students from 24 state schools were able to listen to these radio programs, which included learning activities and COVID-19 prevention advice.
“PERU LNG understands that education is a fundamental component of development for the country and for that reason is committed to promoting education.”
- Hunt Global Partnerships
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Hunt provides opportunities for open and honest communication with local communities concerning all projects involving the organization’s corporate area of influence. As a responsible member of the community, Hunt develops long-term relationships with the people and communities the company serves.
Doing Good Around the World
Hunt Global Partnerships (HGP) is the social responsibility model for the Hunt family of companies. The foundation of HGP’s activities includes bringing together local communities, government entities and nongovernmental organizations to provide critical services needed for individuals and their families living in Hunt’s projects’ area of influence.
In 2014, Hunt Global Partnerships was awarded the World Petroleum Council’s Excellence Award in Social Responsibility by the 21st World Petroleum Congress and was also a recipient of Peru’s National Society of Mining, Petroleum and Energy’s for Sustainable Development Award for promoting local development in 2010.