2007 Sustainable Development Report
Social Well-Being | Chapter Contents
Philanthropy and Community Investment
Expenditures on philanthropy and partnerships totaled
$173,000 in 2007.
Our goal is to invest in the long-term growth and success
of our host communities in ways that help them build
needed capacity to increase their economic profile. We also
partner with environmental, educational, regional and state
organizations on programs that affect social well-being,
environmental stewardship and economic progress throughout
the region and the state of Arizona. Our aim is to direct both
our financial and human resources in areas our stakeholders
have identified as important, where there are pressing needs
and where we can have a meaningful impact.
Philanthropic contributions took the form of programs,
projects, donations and in-kind support in three main
areas of focus: community development and infrastructure,
the environment, and educational scholarships and
partnerships. Also included in this total was $6,800 of
in-kind donations in the form of skills and goods. The
company will introduce a revised strategic partnership
and philanthropic program in 2008 to ensure that both
Resolution Copper Mining and the communities it serves
derive maximum benefit from deployed resources.
Resolution Copper Mining also continues to support a
collaborative approach to problem-solving by engaging
in public-private partnerships. This includes work with
Arizona State University, Arizona Trail Association,
Audubon Arizona, Arizona Department of Commerce, Boyce
Thompson Arboretum, The Nature Conservancy and the
University of Arizona.
The company’s corporate support was complemented by our
employees’ involvement. In 2007, employees volunteered
their time to various Copper Triangle organizations
including the Superior Substance-Abuse Coalition and
numerous economic development committees, supported
development of the Arizona Trail, and volunteered outside of
work to support organizations including the Boy Scouts.
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