The ECF has provided approximately $1 billion to help local communities across the United States since 1948.

There are ECF chapters at 20 Boeing U.S. sites, and each allows employees to pool tax-deductible donations to make a greater impact on their community. A chapter grantmaking committee made up of employee volunteers decides which nonprofits will receive grants each year.

Grants have helped provide job training for the unemployed, support for veterans, exhibits at children’s museums and stocking food banks. The ECF also provides grants through the Employee Disaster Relief Fund.

Find a local chapter’s contact information.

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Employees who’ve been affected by a natural disaster can turn to the ECF’s Employee Disaster Relief Fund for help. They can apply for a grant to help cover:

• Severe damage to their primary residence;
• Housing costs, if they can’t live in their home because of the disaster;
• Costs to replace food, clothes, school supplies or baby supplies; and
• Transportation costs, if their primary mode of transportation was lost or severely damaged.

The grants are available to all full-time employees, including subsidiary employees, who are in good standing. They also can be issued to:

• An employee’s surviving spouse for up to six months after the employee’s death;
• An employee’s immediate family member, such as a spouse, child, parent or legal dependent;
• Retirees, for up to two years after they’ve retired from Boeing.

Apply for assistance.

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