caring for colorado communities

Erin Dougherty, a field health and safety advisor at Chevron Colorado, has always been committed to giving back to her community, whether that’s by teaching horseback riding or by keeping people safe at work.

“I have always had a passion for helping people live their best lives,” she said.

Chevron supports numerous community organizations in Colorado.

Dougherty is not alone in her passion for working with people.

Each year, Chevron workers dedicate thousands of volunteer hours to local organizations supporting essential services, education, arts and culture, and environmental protection.

In addition, Chevron plans to contribute $125,000 to the Weld Food Bank in Greeley, Colorado. The funds will support the nonprofit’s mobile pantry, holiday meals and more. The Weld Food Bank also delivers items to the elderly and students throughout northern Colorado, thanks to the company's previous donation of a van valued at $65,000.

That’s just one of the ways Chevron has given back to a state where it has been operating for more than 90 years. Other examples include:

For employees like Dougherty, a native Coloradan, volunteering is an opportunity to support and care for a state she cherishes. “We need to make sure we have the right priorities in place to keep our focus on our people and our community," she said.