Grant and Funding Programs Offered by Fluor Foundation

The Fluor Foundation is a private, nonprofit corporate foundation established by Fluor Corporation to channel the company’s philanthropic investments. Working alongside Fluor’s global workforce, the foundation funds charitable initiatives in communities where Fluor operates, with a strong emphasis on long‑term impact rather than one‑off events. Its portfolio combines corporate donations, employee‑driven fundraising and matching, and structured grant programs.

Fluor and The Fluor Foundation concentrate support in four main priority areas: education, economic development, environmental stewardship, and public health and critical human needs. Within these themes, the foundation backs projects such as STEM education and university partnerships, workforce training and job‑readiness programs, environmental restoration and tree‑planting, as well as food security, disaster relief and emergency shelter services.

The foundation operates multiple program streams, including the Fluor Cares program, which matches eligible employee and board member donations and encourages volunteering; a scholarship program for employees’ children; elective contributions to community nonprofits aligned with Fluor’s focus areas; multi‑year grant commitments; and targeted funding through the Fluor Military Support Coalition. Grants are typically directed to registered NGOs and nonprofits, public schools and accredited institutions in countries where Fluor has an active presence.

For organizations in North America and selected countries such as Canada, Chile, India, Philippines, Peru and the United Kingdom, requests are submitted via an online grant portal. The document “Applying for a Fluor Grant” sets out eligibility criteria, required financial and governance documentation, and the review process. Outside North America, potential applicants are directed to local Community Relations contacts to explore opportunities and alignment before submitting a proposal.

The Fluor Foundation is governed by a board of trustees and prepares audited financial statements in accordance with U.S. GAAP, as evidenced by its published financial statements and IRS Form 990‑PF. These reports detail contributions received from Fluor Corporation and distributions across its program areas, including multi‑year commitments and scholarships. This transparency, combined with clear thematic priorities and a defined application process, positions The Fluor Foundation as a significant corporate grantmaker in the fields of education, community development, environment and human services.