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Employee giving

We inspire employees to contribute to communities and support the causes that are important to them – through volunteering and donation matching.

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Local giving

We invest in communities where our employees work and live, through donations and sponsorships to local community organizations that seek solutions and benefits for all.

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Syncrude

Through the Suncor joint venture, we're committed to making a difference by supporting well-being and quality of life in communities where we live and work.

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Suncor and the Suncor Energy Foundation proudly contribute to non-profit and charitable organizations in Canada and internationally. If you have an idea that aligns with our funding priorities, apply today! Our three funding priorities are interconnected and successful funding applications are highly aligned with one funding priority and often to two or all three.

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Suncor Energy Foundation funding priorities

Our funding priorities reflect a commitment to combining community and Suncor strengths to co-create social, economic, and environmental solutions.
Indigenous
Learn from Indigenous Peoples toward Indigenous-led solutions, equity, reconciliation and what they identify as well-being, while honouring the past.
Community
Communities are supported to lead the way, and people will connect together to fulfill their potential to adapt and thrive through change.
Energy
Communities are supported to lead through the energy transition – toward sustainable social and environmental well-being.
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Social innovation

We define social innovation as any initiative, product, process, program or design that challenges or changes society’s actions and beliefs. Successful social innovations create long-term transformative and positive results and requires deep conversations with stakeholders, governments, community members and industry partners, among others.
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2022 giving reports

Suncor has always been an active member in community. This is reflected in the many ways that Suncor, Petro-Canada™, Syncrude and employees contribute to communities, as well as through the visions and programs of our two foundations: the Suncor Energy Foundation (SEF) and the Petro-Canada CareMakers Foundation™ (PCCF).

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