$500,000 donation in 2009; "Eat Street" sponsor of Start! Walks.

Since 1999, Nestlé Waters North America has supported The Nature Conservancy by committing more than $2 million toward its conservation work.

Largest corporate sponsor of Project WET in the United States and around the world; provides water education for students and teachers.

Nestlé Waters North America donated $250,000 to fund in January 2010.

Nestlé Waters North America "strongly supports Crystal Springs Preserve, giving children an opportunity to experience Florida in its native state while they learn why it is so important to preserve Florida's most precious resource: water."

$1.5 million donation over 5 years to transport nearly every fifth or sixth grade student in Maine to GMRI to participate in LabVenture!, an immersive marine science program.

Over the past decade, Nestlé Waters North America/Poland Spring's partnership with The Nature Conservancy and Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife has helped link a total of 2,700 acres of globally rare pitch pine forest near its bottling plant in Hollis, Maine.

Watershed education: The Enviroscape/Ground Water Model; Filter Frenzy; Snow Pack Survey; What's your Water Address?; Sum of all Parts; The Study of Systems; Erosion Project on Trail System; Macroinvertebrate Study.

$1,000 college scholarships to students studying science and the environment.

Nestlé Waters North America hosted and sponsored 2010 competition.

Katahdin Lake and Indian Cellar Conservation projects.

Poland Spring's partnership with Ferry Beach Ecology School (FBES) is an important part of the company's ongoing committment to ensuring the next generation have the knowledge and skills to be good water stewards. FBES is an independent educational nonprofit teaching the science and practice of ecology through experiential programs and publications. Every year, Poland Spring sponsors the sixth grade students from Poland, Minot, and Mechanic Falls, Maine to attend a three-day science education adventure at Ferry Beach. In 2011, Poland Spring also began sending Hollis-area 8th graders to FBES. Students learn ecology lessons outdoors - in the forest, on the beach and in salt marshes. The residential experience allows students to engage in hands-on learning- Students learn to work as a team and to solve problems collaboratively. Every part of the day provides an opportunity for students to connect with nature and with each other.

Partnership to investigate the ecological impacts of spring water withdrawals on fish and invertebrate habitat in adjacent streams, and to develop assessment and mitigation methodology applicable for site determination.

Nestlé Waters North America founded Fund in 2001; pays for work aimed at restoring and protecting the Muskegon River watershed (Ice Mountain source).

$15,000 sponosorship plus water donation.

Water donation for races to promote health and good nutrition for at-risk girls.

Water donation for major community event.

At least 8,000 cases of water donated to Haiti came from the PA Plants.

$35,000 donation through the Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) Program. Blue and White is an organization that helps students who currently attend or wish to attend Pius X High School and the two grade schools that feed into it.

Members of the Lehigh Valley Branch of the DVGBC. Hosted educational seminar for LEED professionals at Pure Life plant and participated in a Green Building exhibit at the Allentown Museum. Plant manager regularly attends DVGBC's events.

$3,000 sponsorship and bottled water donation for HydroMania- a water education festival at a local college for third and fourth grade students.

$30,000 annual donation to Lynn Township for Ontelaunee Park.

$3,300 bottled water donation to 4 of the largest March for Babies walks in PA and provided plant volunteers to distribute the water.

Contributed to and sponsored a number of programs held at the Wildlands Conservancy and worked with them on a spring restoration project.

Relay for Life event all proceeds go to American Cancer Society.

$2500 scholarships RBS, Macon County, Lewis Cty Highs.

Donate magazines to local schools.

Introducing new and different kinds of music, art and drama to the children in our schools.

Benefits local schools educational needs.

Annual financial donation.

$500 scholarships RBS and Macon County Highs.

$30,000 wetland conservation donation.