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Community Involvement: Green Communities

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We believe that grassroots environmental conservation projects are one avenue to improve the communities in which we operate at Rockwell Collins. Our Green Communities program is intended to help fund environmental projects undertaken by nonprofit organizations and public entities, in partnership with Rockwell Collins employees and retirees. Projects eligible for grant awards must result in tangible improvement in the environmental condition of the community and have sustainable project benefits.

Examples include conservation of natural resources and raw materials, improvement of impacts on environmental media (air, water and land) and restoration or development of ecological habitat. The program strengthens our relationship with our communities and helps foster the diverse environmental interests of our employees.

In 2010, we awarded 51 grants totaling more than $80,000 for projects across the United States and in Australia, Canada, the United Kingdom and France.

Grants are awarded on a competitive basis. Requests for proposals are usually made in January, with awards announced on or around Earth Day.

2012 Green Communities

Fact sheet 
Grant Application
International Grant Analysis

Examples 2011 Grant Winning Applications:
Regent Honeyeaters
Indian Creek Nature Center

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