ExxonMobil Contributions -- 1998
Community and Sponsorships
Public Information and Policy Research
Exxon provides support to selected organizations that assess public policy alternatives on issues with direct bearing on the company's business operations and interests. These policy issues include international relations, national policy within the United States and local community matters where Exxon has a significant presence. We also emphasize legal policy research and education, as well as environmental policy and economic regulation. Support has also been directed to international groups that promote democratization, anti-corruption efforts and market liberalization.
Acton Institute for the Study of Religion and Liberty,
Grand Rapids, Michigan .................................................................................$ 10,000
Advertising Council, Inc., New York, N.Y. ...................................................................
15,000American Assembly, New York, N.Y. ............................................................
10,000 American Chemical Society ............................................................7,100Various U.S. locations
American Council for Capital Formation Center for Policy Research, Washington, D.C. ...
80,000 American Council on Germany, Inc., New York,N.Y......................... 35,000American Ditchley Foundation, New York,N.Y. .................................................
10,000American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research, Washington,D.C..................
200,000American Legislative Exchange Council, Washington,D.C...........................................
15,000Conference for Freshman Legislators and other support
Annapolis Center, Maryland .................................................
183,500Asia Society, New York, N.Y. ..................................................................
60,000Asia Conference and other support
Aspen Institute, Inc., Washington, D.C. ...................................................
10,000 Atlantic Council of the United States, Washington, D.C. .............................. 10,000Atlantic Legal Foundation, New York, N.Y. ..............................................................
5,000 Atlas Economic Research Foundation, Fairfax, Virginia ............................................. 65,000Global Climate Conference and other support
Brookings Institution, Washington, D.C. ..................................................................
60,000 Carnegie Council on Ethics and International Affairs, New York, N.Y. ........................... 5,000 Cato Institute, Washington, D.C. .................................... 15,000Environment and Natural Resources Program
Center for Public Resources, New York, N.Y. .............................................................
6,000 Center for Strategic and International Studies, Inc., Washington, D.C. ..................... 160,000Center for the New West, Denver, Colorado ..............................................................
5,000Global Climate Change and other support
Center for the Study of American Business, St. Louis, Missouri ................................. 70,000Global Climate Change and other support
Center for the Study of Carbon Dioxide and Global Change, Tempe, Arizona ..............
10,000 Chemical Heritage Foundation, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania ...................................... 5,450 China Business Forum, Washington, D.C. ............................................................. 10,000Citizens for a Sound Economy Educational Foundation,Washington, D.C. .................
75,000 Citizens' Research Foundation, Los Angeles, California .......................................... 10,000 Close Up Foundation, Alexandria, Virginia ............................................................ 42,500Student Participation and other support
Committee for a Constructive Tomorrow, Washington, D.C. ..................................... 5,000 Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, Washington, D.C. ............................... 5,000 Committee for Economic Development, New York, N.Y. .......................................... 75,000Competitive Enterprise Institute, Washington, D.C. ................................................
85,000Consumer Alert, Inc., Washington, D.C. ................................................................
10,000Council of State Governments, Lexington,Kentucky................................................ 10,500
Legislative Conference and other support
Council on Foreign Relations, New York, N.Y........................................................... 55,000
Dallas Council on World Affairs, Texas .................................................................... 9,500
Education and Research Institute, Washington,D.C. ................................................ 6,000
Foreign Policy Association, New York, N.Y. ........................................................... 50.000
Foundation for American Communications, Los Angeles, California ..........................
8,000Foundation for Research on Economics and the Environment, Bozeman, Montana ...
10,000George Mason University, Arlington, Virginia.........................................................
15,000Law and Economics Center
Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts
Caspian Sea Project ............................................................................................. 90,000
David Rockefeller Center for Latin American Studies .................................................. .10,000
Heartland Institute, Chicago, Illinois .................................................................. 30,000
Heritage Foundation, Washington, D.C. ...............................................................
90,000Hoover Institution, Stanford, California ..............................................................
135,000Houston Forum, Texas .........................................................................................
6,500 Independent Institute, Oakland, California ........................................................... 10,000 Institute for Civil Justice, Santa Monica, California ................................................ 75,000 Institute for East-West Studies, Inc., New York, N.Y. ............................................ 10,000Institute for International Economics, Washington, D.C. ........................................
10,000Institute for Policy Innovation, Lewisville, Texas ....................................................
5,000Institute for Transnational Arbitration, Richardson, Texas .......................................
7,000International Republican Institute, Washington, D.C. .............................................
25,000 Japan-American Student Conference, Washington, D.C. .......................................... 5,000Kansas University Endowment Association, Lawrence ...........................................
15,000Louisiana State University Foundation, Baton Rouge ..............................................
5,000Manhattan Institute for Policy Research, New York, N.Y.
General Support................................................................................................. 15,000
Special Grant ($150,000,3 years) ....................................................... 50,000
Media Institute, Washington, D.C. ........................................................................
20,000
Mentor Group Institute for Intercultural
Education, Inc., Boston,Massachusetts
Court Forum ............................................ 30,000
Middle East Institute, Washington, D.C. .............................................................
30,000Mountain States Legal Foundation, Denver, Colorado ...........................................
5,000 National Bureau of Economic Research, Cambridge, Massachusetts ..................... 50,000 National Center for Policy Analysis, Dallas, Texas ............................................... 65,900 National Center for Public Policy Research, Washington, D.C. .............................. 10,000National Center for State Courts, Williamsburg, Virginia .....................................
10,000National Conference of State Legislatures Foundation ....................................... 5,000
Others, each under $5,000 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
National Council on U.S.\Arab Relations, Washington, D.C. ..................................
5,000National Democratic Institute for International Affairs, Washington, D.C. ............
25,000 National Environmental Policy Institute,Washington, D.C. .................................. 25,000 National Governors' Association, Center For Policy Research, Washington, D.C. ... 12,500National Judicial College, Reno, Nevada ............................................................
15,000National Legal Center for the Public Interest, Washington, D.C. ...........................
15,000National Policy Association, Washington, D.C. ....................................................
46,000New England Legal Foundation, Boston, Massachusetts .......................................
5,000 Pacific Legal Foundation, Sacramento, California ............................................... 15,000Pacific Research Institute for Public Policy, San Francisco, California ...................
15,000Political Economy Research Center, Bozeman, Montana .....................................
20,000Product Liability Advisory Council, Inc., Reston, Virginia ....................................
50,000Public Affairs Research Council
Baton Rouge, Louisiana ...................................................................................... 16,500
Others, each under 5,000..................................................................................... 2,500
Reason Foundation, Los Angeles, California .......................................................
72,000Science and Environmental Policy, Fairfax, Virginia ............................................. 10,000
Society of Exploration Geophysicists, Tulsa, Oklahoma ..........................................
5,000 Southern Methodist University Law School Foundation, Dallas, Texas .................... 10,000 Southwestern Legal Foundation, Richardson, Texas ............................................. 63,000 Tax Research Association of Houston and Harris County, Texas ............................ 10,000 Third Millennium Advocates for the Future, Inc., New York, N.Y. ............................. 5,000 Transparency International – USA, Washington, D.C. ........................................... 25,000University of California, Berkeley ........................................................................
5,000University of Houston Law Center, Texas .............................................................
5,000University of Rhode Island, Kingston ...................................................................
8,250University of Texas Law School Foundation, Austin .............................................
10,000Urban Institute, Washington, D.C. .....................................................................
10,000Washington Legal Foundation, D.C. ....................................................................
5,000Western Governors' Foundation, Denver, Colorado ............................................
15,000Women In Government, Washington, D.C. ..........................................................
5,000World Affairs Council of Washington, D.C. ...........................................................
6,000World Press Institute, St. Paul, Minnesota ........................................................
20,000Wyoming Heritage Foundation, Casper ............................................................
20,000Other contributions, each under $5,000 ..........................................
108,150Total ................................................... $3,040,850
Education Foundation Report 1998
