ExxonMobil Volunteers Donate 826,000 Hours to Charities; ExxonMobil Highlights Volunteerism By Employees, Retirees And Their Families During National Volunteer Week.

IRVING, Texas -- ExxonMobil announced today that in 2005, 12,000 employees, retirees and their families volunteered over 826,000 hours to over 5,800 charitable organizations in 22 countries through company-sponsored volunteer programs. In 2005, Exxon Mobil Corporation (NYSE:XOM) and its affiliates donated $9 million to the charitable organizations where they volunteered.

"Our employees are not only ExxonMobil's greatest asset but they are also highly valued in the communities where they live," said Rex Tillerson, ExxonMobil Chairman and CEO. "What we hear repeatedly from non-profit organizations is that ExxonMobil volunteers are highly capable, committed and a tremendous help to their organization. The volunteer grants are icing on the cake. I am very proud of our people."

"For more than 50 years, ExxonMobil has given record contributions and offered immeasurable volunteer hours to the United Way and our affiliated agencies to help address the diverse needs in our community," said Anna Babin, Director of the United Way of the Texas Gulf Coast. During Volunteer Week, April 24-28, 2006, over 2,000 ExxonMobil volunteers will volunteer in 240 projects at 48 United Way-affiliated agencies throughout the greater Houston area.

In the U.S., 8,500 volunteers committed 640,000 hours to 4,800 organizations that received $8.2 million. Grants were awarded in 48 states and totals are highest in locations where ExxonMobil has a significant presence such as Baton Rouge, LA- 48,000 volunteer hours, $745,000 in grants; Baytown, TX- 40,000 volunteer hours, $515,500 in grants; Dallas/Ft. Worth, TX- 22,000 volunteer hours, $249,000 in grants, Houston, TX- 201,000 volunteer hours, $2,904,000 in grants; and Fairfax, VA- 35,000 volunteer hours, $429,000 in grants. Examples of recipient organizations and contact information is provided at the end of this document.

In 2005 ExxonMobil employees and retirees also donated $35 million of their own money to charity and relief organizations through company-sponsored programs. When combined with corporate donations, ExxonMobil, together with its employees and retirees, contributed $168 million to community investments worldwide.

ExxonMobil Foundation is the primary philanthropic arm of the Exxon Mobil Corporation in the United States. The Foundation and the Corporation engage in a range of philanthropic activities that advance education, health and science in the communities where ExxonMobil has significant operations. In the United States, ExxonMobil supports initiatives to improve math and science education at the K-12 and higher education levels. Globally, ExxonMobil provides funding to improve basic education and combat malaria and other infectious diseases in developing countries. In 2005, Exxon Mobil Corporation, its divisions and affiliates, and ExxonMobil Foundation provided $133 million in contributions worldwide, with $42 million dedicated to education. Additional information on ExxonMobil's community partnerships and contributions programs is available at http://www.exxonmobil.com/community.

Information from Volunteer Donation Recipients:

BATON ROUGE, LA

    East Baton Rouge Parish Recycling Office
        Contact: Director Susan Hamilton, 225-389-5194

        Overview of Organization: Promotes innovative waste reduction
        programs in East Baton Rouge Parish. The office implements
        outreach campaigns and events such as the annual America
        Recycles Day and Household Hazardous Waste Collection Day.

        Comment from recipient: "The ExxonMobil VIP grants, along with
        the incredible support that ExxonMobil volunteers provide,
        enables our Recycling Office to effectively reach out to our
        community and provide numerous community recycling events
        during the year," said Susan Hamilton, EBRP Recycling Office
        Director.

    East Baton Rouge Parish Public Schools
        Contact: School Superintendent Charlotte Placide, 225-922-5618

        Overview of the Organization: Operates public school system
        for East Baton Rouge Parish.

        Comment from the recipient: "The partnership we have with
        ExxonMobil in Baton Rouge is an outstanding initiative that
        they have taken on in support of public education. Their
        volunteer organization (Ambassadors Committed to Education)
        has demonstrated an invaluable leadership toward the
        development of our students, teachers and other professionals.
        This is especially true for our highest needs students. I
        truly value the relationship and partnership we've had with
        ExxonMobil over the years, not only by their volunteers and
        funding, but also from the capacity-building we continue to
        experience in this partnership," said Charlotte Placide,
        Superintendent of Schools.


                              BAYTOWN, TX

    Baytown Youth Fair Association
        Contact: Joey Enderli, President, 281-834-9453

        Overview of Organization: The mission of the Baytown Youth
        Fair & Livestock Association is to provide facilities and
        opportunities for area youth to exhibit their agricultural
        work, to promote understanding and a better knowledge of
        proper selection and care of livestock, and to give youth an
        opportunity for training in leadership and sportsmanship.

        Comment from recipient: "VIP grants have made it possible for
        us to renovate our Youth Fair Grounds and give students a
        better opportunity to exhibit their animals," said Joey
        Enderli.

    Pumphrey Elementary School
        Contact: Rachel De Leon, Principal, 281-420-4655

        Overview of Organization: Pumphrey Elementary (grades Pre K -
        5) is an 18-year partner school with ExxonMobil and is located
        across the street from the ExxonMobil Baytown Olefins Plant.

        Comment from recipient: "With VIP grant money, our school has
        been able to continue purchasing science lab equipment. This
        equipment has made it possible for students to have a hands-on
        approach to learning science and improve our science and math
        initiatives. While we recognize how important direct
        contributions are to our school, it is the ExxonMobil
        volunteers who have made such an impact on our students by
        demonstrating the importance of math and science and serving
        as positive role models," said Rachel De Leon.


                         DALLAS-FT. WORTH, TX

    Girls, Inc.
        Contact: Stephanie Scott, Communications Director,
        214-654-4536

        Overview of the Organization: Girls Incorporated encourages
        girls to discover their own identity, develop their potential
        and grow in their sense of responsibility to self, family and
        community. It provides female-focused programs that empower
        girls to take charge of their lives.

        Comment from the recipient: "Through ExxonMobil volunteers,
        girls have the opportunity to take a peek into their futures.
        They begin to see that their future lives could be when they
        stay focused on reaching their goals. Our girls know that
        there are people in our community who love then and want the
        best for them," said Ruth Thomas, Girls, Inc. CEO.

    Junior Achievement
        Contact: Linda L. Schoelkopf, President, 970-690-8484 x 247

        Overview of the Organization: Junior Achievement educates and
        inspires young people to value free enterprise, business, and
        economics to improve the quality of their lives. In 2005, 13
        employees volunteered, teaching JA programs to classes in
        Dallas and Irving.

        Comment from the recipient: "It is the ongoing commitment of
        companies like ExxonMobil that enables Junior Achievement to
        continue to make a difference in the lives of thousands of
        children in Dallas, and millions around the world. By
        encouraging employees to take time during the workday to
        volunteer in a classroom and providing leaders for our Boards
        of Directors, ExxonMobil demonstrates every day that when
        corporate America values the volunteer services their
        employees provide, our communities thrive," Linda L.
        Schoelkopf, Junior Achievement Dallas, President.


                              HOUSTON, TX

    United Way of the Texas Gulf Coast (UWTGC)
        Contact: Anna Babin, Director, 713-685-2756

        Overview of the Organization: The UWTCG provides support to
        more than 80 agencies in four counties. The Houston area is
        home to operational headquarters for six of our global
        businesses. Over the 2005 Campaign, 6,300 employees
        volunteered more than 64,000 hours at UW-affiliated agencies,
        and that was a 14 percent increase over the previous year.
        Every year, thousands of employees and retirees work on
        volunteer projects we identify with the UW -- they build,
        paint, refurbish, organize senior citizen activities.

        Comment from the recipient: "Truly, ExxonMobil and its
        employees are a living example of what can be accomplished
        with continued commitment and dedication to the community. For
        more than 50 years, ExxonMobil has given record contributions
        and offered immeasurable volunteer hours to the United Way and
        our affiliated agencies to help address the diverse needs in
        our community. This year's contribution is especially
        meaningful to us and we are fortunate to have such a committed
        partner on our side."


                              FAIRFAX, VA

    Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology,
     Alexandria, VA
        Contact: Joan Ozdogan, Executive Director, 703-750-8317

        Overview of the Organization: TJHSST provides a specialized
        learning environment for selected students with high ability,
        aptitude, and interest in mathematics, science and technology.
        TJHSST is administered by Fairfax County Public Schools and
        serves nearly 1,800 students from Arlington, Fairfax,
        Fauquier, Loudoun, Prince William Counties, and the Cities of
        Fairfax and Falls Church.

        Comment from the recipient: "ExxonMobil employees have
        immeasurably added to our learning community through
        curriculum advising, guest lectures, judging science fairs,
        and Jefferson student programs that promote middle school
        student interest in mathematics, engineering and science. We
        are very grateful to ExxonMobil for their commitment to
        community through employee volunteerism and financial support
        through VIP Grant Program." Joan Ozdogan, Executive Director,
        Jefferson Partnership Fund.

    United Community Ministries, Inc. (UCM)
        Contact: Denise Hayden, Director of Development, 703-768-7106
        ext. 338

        Overview of the Organization: Our mission is to assist
        families and individuals to improve the quality of their lives
        in a manner which builds their self-esteem and fosters their
        ability to function at the greatest level of their capacity --
        socially, economically, and emotionally.

        Comment from the recipient: The support that we've received
        over the past 15 years from the Exxon Mobil Corporation and
        it's employees has been instrumental in our ability to provide
        assistance to the working poor in our community. Employee
        participation in our Annual Holiday Toy Drive, donating bikes,
        toys and clothing, has helped us bring a little joy into the
        lives of children who otherwise would go without. And, the
        generous Volunteer Involvement Program not only provides us
        wonderful, professional volunteers, we get a check too!