CITGO Station Owners and Operators Committed to Giving Back to Their Communities

Each and every one of the nearly 4,700 CITGO gas stations is locally owned and independently operated. These local business owners provide jobs for hardworking Americans and generate local, state and federal taxes that support important programs across our footprint. They are philanthropic leaders. Many CITGO Marketers and Retailers are members of their local chambers of commerce, Big Brothers Big Sisters, Lion’s Club, Rotary Club and others. Some are even volunteer firefighters. Many sponsor organizations such as Toys for Tots and local school sports clubs; and donate to non-profits such as the Muscular Dystrophy Association, the American Cancer Society, Breast Cancer Awareness, and local food pantries and libraries.

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Social Impact & Volunteering

CITGO of Deckerville Supports Miss Michigan in Advocating for Children with Hearing Disabilities

Responsible Business & Employee Engagement

Grand Opening of New CITGO-Subway Station in Pennington Brings Jobs to Local Community

Social Impact & Volunteering

Charlotte Residents Celebrate 15th Annual Fueling Good Charlotte Mountain Bike Series

Social Impact & Volunteering

Miss Indiana Promotes Eating Disorder Awareness with CITGO and Johnson Petroleum

Social Impact & Volunteering

PS Food Mart Raises $78,000 for “Fight Hunger, Give Hope,” Fundraiser to Feed Families in Need

Education

CITGO Madison Terminal Helps Student Learning in Real-World Experience

Philanthropy & Cause Initiatives

CITGO & Quality State Oil Host Miss Wisconsin to Support Q Mart Shamrocks Against Dystrophy Fundraiser

Education

CITGO & Condon Oil Support Miss Wisconsin in Efforts to Educate Students on the Impact of Drug Abuse

Philanthropy & Cause Initiatives

Local CITGO Marketer Piedmont Petroleum Completes Record-Breaking Hunger Campaign

Social Impact & Volunteering

Warex Terminals and CITGO Fuel Good for Kingston City Schools

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