Regional And Local Foundations

Our global foundation, The Coca-Cola Foundation, and our other 18 local and regional foundations provide our Company with the means to help improve the well-being of society. We work with people in communities and governmental organizations and nongovernmental organizations to create and support projects most relevant to communities. Our programs, which also include customized local initiatives, converge in the areas of the environment, fitness and active lifestyles, community recycling, and education.

Contact information:
Mr. William Asiko
The Coca-Cola Africa Foundation
P.O. Box 2040
Manzini, Swaziland

Overview:
Established by the Company in 2001, The Coca-Cola Africa Foundation (TCCAF) is the entity that coordinates our corporate social investment programs and implements community initiatives in Africa . The Replenish Africa Initiative (RAIN) is the Foundation's flagship water program and is the umbrella under which all future water programs will fall. Launched in 2009, RAIN is a public-private partnership made possible through a six-year, $30 million commitment from The Coca-Cola Company. The initiative will provide sustainable, clean water sources, hygiene education and sanitation services to millions of people throughout Africa. Learn more about RAIN.

The Foundation also supports many other community initiatives throughout Africa, including HIV/AIDS & malaria prevention, access to education, job creation and humanitarian assistance.

TCCAF develops projects based on the needs of the community. To determine whether a request for community support aligns with our global priority areas and to respond in a more timely and efficient manner, the Company has introduced an online grant application system. Starting September 2009, all applications should be submitted through the online grant application system.

Contact Information:
Mr. Juan Jose Litran
Calle Josefa Valcarcel, 36
28027 Madrid Spain
Phone: 3491.348.1700
Fax: 3491.348.1841
Email: fscarpa@eur.ko.com

Overview:
The main purpose of The Coca-Cola Spain Foundation is to promote cultural and educational development of Spanish Youth by fostering the fine arts, especially painting, sculpture, music and literature, as well as to contribute to improving the environment and promoting the progress of science.

The Coca-Cola Youth Foundation - est. 1995
Location/s - London, Great Britain

Contact Information:
1 Queen Caroline Street
London W6 9HQ
Great Britain
Phone: 44.20.8237.3000
Fax: 44.20.8237.3867
Email: ewilmshurst@eur.ko.com

Overview:
The Coca-Cola Youth Foundation was established in 1995 to make a positive contribution to the development of young people in Great Britain. The main areas of focus for this foundation are youth education, providing year-round sports training and competition for people with learning disabilities, and supporting young people in their participation to create and contribute to positive environmental improvements in their communities.

SAS & Coca-Cola Environmental Foundation
Location: Oslo, Norway

Contact Information:
Michael Bonde Nielsen
Strandveien 50
P.O. Box 21
N-1324 Lysaker
Norway

Overview:
The Scandinavian Airlines System and Coca-Cola Environmental Foundation is a foundation that supports environmental projects in schools and public organizations in the Nordic and Baltic countries. In recent years, we have funded projects related to waste management, recycling, and water resources. The projects usually originate in schools and grassroots organizations.

Contact Information:
Mr. Marco Simoes
Coca-Cola Brazil Institute
Praia de Botafogo, 374 - 6° andar
22.250- 040 Rio de Janeiro RJ
Brazil
Web site: www.institutococacola.org.br

Overview:
In 1999, The Coca-Cola Institute for Education was launched to promote social inclusion through education. Over the past 7 years, the Institute has implemented the Coca-Cola Valued Youth Program in Brazilian low-income areas. The main objective of the program is to help reduce school dropout in public elementary schools. In 2004, to reinforce Coca-Cola Brazil's commitment to the Brazilian social development, projects related to the environment and healthy and active lifestyles were also included in the scope of the Institute. To be aligned, the name of the Institute has changed to the Coca-Cola Brazil Institute.

The Coca-Cola Chile Foundation - est. 1992
Location: Santiago, Chile

Contact Information:
Mr. Gonzalo Iglesias
The Coca-Cola Chile Foundation
Av. Presidente Kennedy 5757 piso 12
Las Condes
Santiago Chile
Email: fundacionko@la.ko.com
Web site: http://www.cocacola.cl/mundo/index.php?id=6

Overview :
The Coca-Cola Chile Foundation was created in 1992 as a tool for the Company and its bottlers to have an efficient manner in which to grant urgent support to the education sector in Chile developing programs especially designed to help exceed its needs and at the same time equalize opportunities for the Chile's youth.

The social commitment of The Coca-Cola Chile Foundation is realized through projects which include:
1. The Coca-Cola Science laboratories state-of-the-art technology for scientific education.
2. The Coca-Cola Chile Foundation Scholarships,
3."Los Niños tienen la Palabra" (The Children have the word) writing and reading project.
4."Healthy Schools," launched in 2006, aimed at reducing the prevalence of obesity among primary school children by implementing nutritional and physical activity education programs in public schools.

The Coca-Cola Foundation of Bolivia - est. 2003
Location: Santa Cruz, Bolivia

Contact Information:
Veronica Ocampo
Av. San Martin
Comercial El Chuubi Of. 18 PB
Santa Cruz - Bolivia
Phone: (591-3) 335 8042
Email: veocampo@gmail.com

Overview:
The Coca-Cola Foundation of Bolivia is working on three educational projects. The first one, named "Forjando Futuro," carried out together with Universidad Católica Boliviana (Bolivian Catholic University) provides college scholarships to students from low-income families but with outstanding academic performance. The program invests in educating qualified human resources by granting scholarships to attend a prestigious private University that guarantees an excellent education.

The second program (started in May, 2005), "Escuelas Amigas," carried out in association with UNICEF and different Town Halls, contributes to giving quality education to thousands of children, preventing school dropout rates and repositioning the school as a friendly and interactive institution. In this project, students, teachers, parents, neighbors and town hall authorities interact to offer a nicer, healthier, safer environment and to improve the quality of knowledge and reduce school dropout rates. To date, the program has already benefited 23 schools, 16,791 students and 567 teachers in the cities of El Alto (La Paz) and Cochabamba.

The third program, "Aprender a Emprender en el Medio Ambiente" (AEMA), carried out in association with Junior Achievement (Fundación Emprender) and Fundación Amigos de la Naturaleza, is an environment educational program that develops in all participants awareness regarding their relationship with the environment, educating them in responsible practices while training them to be change agents with active participation in environmental issues. Volunteers from our bottling partners, Embol S.A., actively support the program by training fifth grade children on environmental issues in seven sessions during school hours. 2,400 children from 45 schools are benefiting from the program in the cities of La Paz, Cochabamba, Santa Cruz, Sucre and Tarija.

The Coca-Cola Foundation of Ecuador
Location: Quito, Ecuador

Contact Information:
Luz María Valdiviezo
Av. República del Salvador N36-230 y Av. Naciones Unidas
Edificio Citybank - Primer Piso
Quito, Ecuador
Phone: 593 - 2 - 3982622
Fax: 593 - 2 - 3982695
Web site: www.Coca-Cola.com.ec

Overview:
In July 2000, the Ecuadorian Coca-Cola System established The Coca-Cola Foundation of Ecuador as part of its corporate responsibility policies. The main objective of the Foundation is to promote and encourage Ecuadorian cultural, economic and social development, through the support of social, educational and environmental programs.

Through its educational program, the Foundation supports rural schools by building and equipping school units and providing academic training for teachers. The environmental program of The Coca-Cola Foundation of Ecuador has funded projects related to solid waste management, especially in the Galapagos Islands, and water resources management in the coastal region.

The Coca-Cola Foundation of Mexico - est. 1999
Location: Mexico City, Mexico

Contact Information:
Ms. Vivian Alegria
Fundación Coca-Cola
Ruben Dario #115
Bosque de Chapultepec
Mexico D.F. 11580
Email: valegria@la.ko.com
Web site: www.fundacioncoca-cola.com.mx

Overview:
The Coca-Cola Foundation/Mexico supports educational projects that reinforce its commitment to communities. Over the past 7 years, the foundation has built 35 schools in rural and indigenous areas. Another of the foundation's programs is the school shelters program for indigenous children. This program focuses on providing weekly boarding facilities, computers and libraries to children from remote communities so that they can go to school. Currently, the foundation has built 65 school shelters. These initiatives have benefited more than 1 million Mexicans.

Fundación Inca Kola - est. 2002
Location: Lima, Peru

Contact Information:
Mr. Hernán Lanzara
The Inca Kola Foundation
Canaval y Moreyra 452 - Piso 11 - San Isidro
Lima, Perú
Phone: 51-1-411-4200 ext. 248
Fax: 51-1-442-4899
Email: fundacionincakola@la.ko.com
Web site: www.fundacionincakola.com.pe

Overview:
The Inca Kola Foundation was created to promote the development of education in Peru through three projects: "Knowledge Boxes" (educational aid modules for teachers), teacher training workshops, and a program called "EducAnimando con Salud" (Teaching and Encouraging with Health).

The first project was implemented in schools where children of all ages study in one classroom under the direction of one teacher, and where basic educational materials are not available. "Knowledge Boxes" -- educational aid modules for teachers -- have been provided to 8,529 schools in rural zones, serving 100% of schools in 25 regions in Peru. Today, 217,053 students benefit from the Knowledge Box.

The second project is playful, creative, and reflective, involving music, theater, puppets, and interaction to improve the quality of teachers in Peru. The teachers receive training via dynamic workshops called "An alternative to improve the educational quality in Peru." This program has benefited approximately 250,000 students, with 5,695 teachers receiving the training.

The "EducAnimando con Salud" (Educating/Encouraging with Health) program is focused on developing and strengthening teachers capabilities, since they act as role models and become leaders and promote healthy behavior. The program is geared for workshops that apply a methodology in active education and foster teachers' self-learning, as well as a critical attitude and team work.

Teachers participating in the workshops prepare sessions according to established guidelines of the module "Jugando y Creciendo Saludable " (Playing and Growing Healthy) and they learn by doing. In other words, they recreate and live each session, using supportive tools prepared by them. For example, they perform puppet shows to present the benefits of physical activity and the problems that a sedentary life could create; they sing and dance with motivating songs composed about the advantages of healthy food, hydration and physical activity, etc.

Recreation during sessions enables them to innovate and discover their potential, while strengthening direct contact with the students and parents. It also prepares them to participate and subsequently implement recreational and cultural extracurricular activities.

Training was provided to 2,805 teachers and the program has benefited approximately 63,267 students in Villa El Salvador, Rímac, Callao, Los Olivos in Lima, Sullana, Piura, Ica, Cusco and Arequipa.

The Health Ministry, Education Ministry and PRISMA NGO participated in the program.

The Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation - est. 1986
Location: Atlanta, Georgia

Contact Information:
Mr. Mark Davis
Post Office Box 442
Atlanta, Georgia 30301-0442
Phone: 1.800.306.2653
Web Site: www.coca-colascholars.org

Overview:
The Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation is one of the largest business-supported, merit-based scholarship programs of its kind in the United States. We support the higher education of deserving high-school seniors through the Coca-Cola Scholars Program with 50 National Coca-Cola Scholarships ($20,000 each) and 200 regional Coca-Cola Scholarships ($10,000 each). The Coca-Cola Two-Year College Scholarship Program awards 400 scholarships to students attending two-year degree granting institutions in the amount of $1,000 and $2,000 awards. Seminars, traveling information kiosks and regional receptions for scholars, bottlers and colleagues are also part of our work.

Contact Information:
Ms. Lee Findlay
71 Circular Quay East
Sydney NSW 2000
Australia
Web site: www.cokefoundation.com.au

Overview:
Coca-Cola Amatil and Coca-Cola Australia established The Coca-Cola Australia Foundation (CCAF) in 2001 to support not-for-profit and charitable organizations that help make a real difference in the lives of Australia's youth who are disadvantaged either socially or economically. The Foundation supports innovative programs which address a problem in a new way or address an issue that is not currently being adequately addressed.

The Coca-Cola Foundation Indonesia - est. 2000
Location: Jakarta, Indonesia

Contact Information:
Ms. Titie Sadarini
Wisma GKBI, 8th Floor
JI. Jenderal Sudirman No. 28
Jakarta 10210
Indonesia
Email: ccfi@apac.ko.com

Overview:
The non-profit Coca-Cola Foundation Indonesia was established in 2000 and aims to support the social welfare of Indonesian communities by focusing on key long-term programs through which it can have the greatest impact. Projects include the Learning Center Program, providing a resource for learning and creativity; Environmental Education Program, empowering schools to apply environmental concerns into daily school activities; and Microenterprise Development, providing sustained income-generating activities.

The Coca-Cola Korea Youth Foundation - est. 2004
Location: Seoul, Korea

Contact Information:
Mr. Myung Woo Lee
84-11 Namdaemoon-ro 5 Ga, Jung-gu
Seoul 100-753
Korea

Email: edu21@hanmail.net
Web site: www.gunzzang.org

Overview:
Founded in 2004, the Coca-Cola Korea Youth Foundation seeks to develop Korean youth by promoting physical activity and supporting sports, education and related activities that enrich the lives of youth. Projects include support of the Sports Awards, one of the most coveted awards in Korean sports recognizing amateur athletes, individuals and organizations that made a significant contribution to the development of Korean sport; Active Factor and the Healthrobic program in schools nationwide encouraging children to be physically active; and supporting Korean youth to improve their English proficiency through camps which foster English learning by interaction with native speakers through diverse cultural and physical activities such as in-line skating.

The Coca-Cola Foundation Philippines, Inc. - est. 1986
Location: Manila, Philippines

Contact Information:
Ms. Maria Cecilia L. Alcantara
19/f San Miguel Properties Center
#7 St. Francis Avenue, Ortigas Center
Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila
Philippines
Email: cecile.alcantara@ccbpi.com
Web site: www.cokebarkada.com

Overview:
Coca-Cola Foundation Philippines was established in November 1986 in celebration of the 60th Anniversary of the bottling of Coca-Cola in the country. The Foundation's mission is: "To refresh the communities we touch through programs that provide Filipino youth the opportunity to become self-reliant, creative and productive citizens with the drive to excel."

Since it began operations in 1987, Coca-Cola Foundation has helped to provide thousands of Filipinos with better opportunities in livelihood and education, emergency assistance during disasters, an improved environment and a healthier ecosystem.

Coca-Cola Foundation Thailand - est. 2003
Location: Bangkok, Thailand

Contact Information:
Mr. Pong Sarasin
Thai Nam Thip Building
214 Vibhavadi-Rangsit Road
Tung Song Hong
Laksi, Bangkok, 10210
Thailand
Email: iduangkamon@apac.ko.com

Overview:
In 2003, the Coca-Cola system in Thailand established the Coca-Cola Foundation Thailand.

The Coca-Cola Company, along with our bottling partners, have undertaken a range of community initiatives designed to improve the lives and livelihoods of Thai people in a sustainable manner. Many of these initiatives have directly supported education and positive youth development, and in times of crisis, disaster relief.

Coca-Cola Environmental Education Foundation - est. 1994 In Memory of Nisaburo Takamashi
Location: Tokyo, Japan

Contact Information:
Mr. Hideaki Nawa
c/o Coca-Cola Japan Company, Limited
4-6-3, Shibuya, Shibuya-ku
Tokyo, Japan 150-0002

Overview:
The Coca-Cola Environmental Education Foundation contributes to the preservation of the environment and environmental education by supporting and assisting the development of environmental groups. We fund environmental research and education, recognize outstanding environmental activities, develop and publish teaching materials, and otherwise support and promote activities that align with our mission.

Coca-Cola China Foundation Ltd
Location: Hong Kong, China

Contact Information:
Mr. Paul Etchells
38.F Shell Tower Times Square
1 Matheson Street, Causeway Bay
Hong Kong, S.A.R., China