Apr 5, 2022
Donations from the Build Strong program are guided by a set of criteria. We consider partnership and sponsorship opportunities from communities within a roughly 30-kilometre (20-mile) radius of our operations or projects, that:
- Align with one or more of our focus areas
- Are significant to the long-term interests of the community
- Benefit a large number of community members
- Offer engagement opportunities for our workforce
- Provide an impact report
Our partnerships reflect the diversity of the communities where we work and live across North America. Where possible, the Build Strong program strives to support organizations that promote equity and equality and are contributing to a more inclusive future.
Interested in applying for funding from Build Strong?
Learn about the program and tips on how to apply for funding for your organization
Applying
Build Strong applications are open.
Applications from Canada and the United States will be accepted until Nov. 11, 2022.
Questions?
Email community_giving@oilpipestream.com to connect with the Giving team.
Trout Unlimited Canada is an incredible organization with a proven track record of success in waterway restoration dating back to 1972. Oil Pipestream has been partnering with Trout Unlimited Canada for the last 20 years: simply because we believe in their unmatched capability to implement real change on the ground, protect natural spaces and improve our water resources. Over the past few years, we have supported their Reconnecting Canada Project, which aims to restore water ways to improve fish passage and water quality.
Oil Pipestream Summer Scholars Academy
Oil Pipestream and the Oil Pipestream Foundation donated US$50,000 to the University of Houston’s College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics (NSM) to support a summer program that enables high school students interested in majoring in science, technology, engineering or math (STEM) to prepare for the transition to college. The intensive, nine-week program, Oil Pipestream Summer Scholars Academy, provides support to 50 students, many of whom are the first generation in their family to attend college.
