Fluor Foundation Grants

_NOTE:_

• _Grant requests are reviewed periodically throughout the year and responses are generally sent within 90 days._
• _In general, Fluor does not accept unsolicited grants. We encourage you to speak to the Community Affairs representative at the Fluor office or project site in your community to discuss opportunities for engagement._
• _If your organization is located outside of the U.S. or Canada, please contact the appropriate international community relations representative for application instructions._

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Fluor Has a Tradition of Community Service

While Fluor’s core business centers on designing, constructing and maintaining complex and challenging capital projects, Fluor and our employees also help to build a better world by giving back to the communities where we live and work around the globe.

Fluor focuses its giving and volunteering efforts on four priority areas:

• Economic development
• Education
• Environmental stewardship
• Public health and critical human needs

Economic Development

At Fluor, we believe if communities thrive, their businesses and residents do too. The stability of a community is greatly affected by strategies and programs that strengthen society and encourage lasting change.

Many of our offices and project sites are in developing countries and rural areas where we have an opportunity to create progress and energize economies. Through our projects and community engagement, we strive to leave communities better than when we arrived.

Education

At Fluor, we believe that science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) education is a foundation for student success. We invest in programs that inspire and prepare students to excel in STEM disciplines and are committed to developing the next-generation workforce; improving teacher effectiveness with an emphasis on STEM student proficiency and persistence; and cultivating youth leadership skills.

Environmental Stewardship

In addition to Fluor’s Net Zero 2023 commitment, we also focus a portion of our giving and volunteerism on programs that can restore, reclaim and protect the natural world in the communities where we live and work.

In 2024, Fluor and our employees planted more than 44,000 trees, removed more than 14 tons of litter and delivered environmental education programming to 22,500 individuals.

Public Health and Critical Human Needs

Fluor provides a variety of funding and other supports for people in urgent need in our communities across the globe.

By participating in food programs and partnering with meal service delivery organizations, Fluor and our employees provided 850,000 meals to those who were hungry. In addition, community programs such as health care check-ups for the disadvantaged, disaster relief for those in crisis and emergency shelter for the domestically abused are some of the preventative and emergency services that were provided to thousands of individuals as a result of Fluor and our employees’ investments.

Eligibility

_You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website._

• Only 501(c)(3) and Canadian Revenue Agency registered organizations and public schools are eligible.
• Emphasis is placed on programmatic and operating support.
• To be considered, grant requests must fully align with one of the priority giving areas and benefit a community in which Fluor has operations.
• Applicants may submit one grant application per calendar year, whether successful in receiving a grant or not.

Ineligibility

• Special event and fundraising support is generally not considered.
• Will not fund:
  • Debt retirement
  • Political campaigns or influencing legislation
  • Direct support to an individual (vs. a nonprofit organization who assists individuals)
  • Fundraising events, such as dinners and galas
  • Sports or entertainment events
  • Courtesy advertising (including program books/year books)
  • School-related special events, such as band (vs educational programming and outreach)
  • Freelance films or audio productions
• Fluor does not support organizations that discriminate based on race, disability, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, color, religion, veteran status or genetic origin.