Giving Our Energy

Native American Network members grow indigenous agriculture at the Phillips 66 Research Center

Phillips 66 contributes $1 million to the American Red Cross to assist relief efforts in the states affected by Hurricane Ida and its remnants.

Cathy Pearson-Latimer was born 35 years after the Tulsa Race Massacre. Phillips 66 is donating $250,000 to Greenwood Rising to honor the victims and survivors.

Phillips 66 recently received the 2021 Secretary of Defense Employer Support Freedom Award, the highest honor bestowed upon a U.S. company for its support of active-duty National Guard and Reserve employees.

The Phillips 66 volunteering program is off to a successful start, and employees are making sure to keep the momentum going.

The Sweeny Refinery in Texas is among the sites observing the holiday with an event hosted by the Black Employee Network.

The company is introducing the Diverse Abilities Network, a virtual employee resource group for employees with disabilities, caregivers and advocates.

This year’s 11-week summer program marked the return to in-person internships.

The donation will fund educational programming at a new center honoring the victims and survivors of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre.

Phillips 66 received the Pro Patria Award from the Oklahoma Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve for supporting its employees who serve.