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COMMUNITY OUTREACH

COMMITTED TO THE COMMUNITIES WE SERVE

Serving Texas means more than delivering electricity – it means investing in the people and places we interact with every day. Our commitment to over 410 cities reflects our belief that strong, resilient communities are essential to economic growth and future success for our state. Throughout the year, more than 5,500 employees volunteer alongside community partners, supporting organizations that address local needs while helping communities prepare for tomorrow. Together, we proudly serve the 14 million Texans who depend on us every day, creating meaningful impact and a culture of service that continues to grow with every opportunity we take to give back.

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Oncor Cares

ONCOR CARES

Oncor employees have formed 20 Oncor Cares Community Councils across our service territory. These voluntary employee groups
focus on identifying local community organizations and causes to support through volunteer opportunities and fundraisers.

EDUCATING THE NEXT GENERATION

Texas Parks and Wildlife

TEXAS PARKS AND WILDLIFE

Oncor is in ongoing collaboration with the Texas Park & Wildlife Department to increase awareness around boating safety and the power lines that cross over Texas lakes. Oncor has installed safety signs at lakes within its service territory and provided training modules that includes power line safety guidance as part of state boater education certification.

ASK ONCOR

The Ask Oncor mobile exhibit, a long-running traveling community outreach program, connects Oncor directly with customers. These local events provide education on topics such as system operations, storm preparedness, energy efficiency, and safety while offering opportunities to talk to our team. Oncor supplements this direct engagement with established feedback channels, including dedicated Area Managers, digital platforms, and local stakeholder interactions, ensuring that community concerns are documented, addressed, and incorporated into operational planning.

Ask Oncor