Shell in the community
We aim to be a good neighbour wherever we work and live. Shell provides support in a variety of forms including funding to not for profit, charitable organizations and grants to employees, retirees and retailer/agents who regularly give of their time and money through various programs below.

As Canadians, being kind to each other is part of our DNA. It’s something truly special about our culture and living in Canada. Fuelling Kindness is a grassroots Shell initiative that encourages our employees, retirees and customers alike to give back to the communities where we live and work. Join us and be part of the #FuellingKindness movement in Canada.
FUELLING KINDNESS
Click here for details on onetime kindness events (former “Days of Caring”)
Click here for details on ongoing volunteerism (formerly Community Service Fund)
Click here for details on Fuelling Kindness with United Way (Shell UW campaign)
SUPPORTED PROGRAMS
At Shell Canada we believe Indigenous communities are important partners; our projects must be designed and implemented to minimize impacts, provide shared value and enhance relationships with Indigenous Peoples. Click here to find out more about our commitment to Indigenous Peoples in Canada, including Community Engagement, Business Development, Community Investment and Employment.
Below are examples of indigenous people’s programs and national programs we support in areas neighboring our assets.
Indigenous Peoples Programs
The Banff Centre
Shell is proud to support Banff Centre’s Indigenous Leadership and Management Programs for Indigenous leaders.
Indspire
Shell is proud to be a long-time supporter of Indspire. For over thirty years we have been investing in post-secondary scholarships and programming. “Photo provided courtesy of Indspire”
More in sustainability
Safety
We are committed to delivering energy responsibly and safely, preventing harm to our employees, contractors, local communities and the environment.
Environment
Shell provides energy in a responsible way, helping the world move towards a future in which the energy used causes minimal impact on the planet.
Classroom Energy Diet Challenge (CEDC)
The Energy Diet Challenge is a free competition among classrooms that aims to increase energy awareness among youth and educators.