LyondellBasell 2022 Sustainability Report: Advancing Good - Seite 2

PROVIDING URGENT AND NECESSARY AID IN UKRAINE

Advancing Good helped support refugees and people displaced by the war in Ukraine. LyondellBasell donated $220,000, with $110,000 going to United States Association for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees to provide shelter, emergency relief items, cash assistance, and mental support, and $110,000 going to the International Medical Corps to support their mobile medical units programs. Additionally, employees from 64 LyondellBasell sites around the world made personal contributions to these organizations. LyondellBasell matched these donations 2:1 totaling more than $280,000, bringing the total amount given to the emergency response efforts, from the company, to half a million dollars.

LyondellBasell, Channelview Fire Department in Channelview, Texas, and Memorial Hermann Life Flight in Houston launched a new pre-hospital whole blood program to address severe blood loss in emergency settings. Funded by a $10,000 grant from LyondellBasell and modeled after Memorial Hermann Life Flight's Pre-hospital Blood Product Administration Program, the Channelview Fire Department now carries one unit of o-positive whole blood for patients that experience any medical or trauma-related condition resulting in uncontrolled hemorrhage.

"Our emergency responders are critical to our communities, and vital within our operations at LyondellBasell," said Tony Wood, LyondellBasell Channelview Complex site manager. "We are honored to support the whole blood program and grateful for the sacrifices and relentless efforts our first responders make every day; they are true heroes to our community." Patients can receive the first unit of whole blood from the Channelview Fire Department and in conjunction with Memorial Hermann Life Flight, be transported to the Texas Medical Center via helicopter in preparation for a higher level of care if needed. "It's been a great privilege to help Channelview Fire Department launch their whole blood program," said Rudy Cabrera, Chief Flight Nurse of Memorial Hermann Life Flight. "Not only does the program benefit patients tremendously in the pre-hospital setting, but furthers to serve the community and those in need."