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AT&T Corporate Citizenship Commitment

At AT&T, we promise always to act responsibly on behalf of our customers, stockholders and employees, and to improve the quality of life in our communities. AT&T's citizenship brochure summarizes the company's commitment to the people and communities it serves.

AT&T Citizenship: Commitment

A quest to connect people — when, where and how they want. A passion to deliver meaningful innovation. And, every step along the way, a devotion to our employees and to serve our customers and communities.

At AT&T, we promise always to act responsibly on behalf of our customers, stockholders and employees, and to improve the quality of life in our communities.

Our corporate responsibility commitment encompasses:

Community
… where our AT&T Foundation has provided $1.9 billion in charitable support nationwide
… and nearly 365,000 employees and retirees form part of the largest industry-sponsored volunteer group in the U.S.

Diversity
… with a workforce that is more than one-third people of color and nearly half women
… and an enduring legacy as a pioneer in supplier diversity – including $5 billion in spending in 2007

Environment
… where we work to champion air pollution reduction, environmental research, waste reduction and energy conservation
… and keep the workplace safe and healthy by integrating sound practices into our business decisions

Governance
… as we demand honest and ethical conduct in all of our operations
… and have pioneered some of the most meaningful innovations in modern history and have improved the way people live and work

But why? Yes, it’s the right thing to do — and that’s paramount. And, yes, it’s good business.

At AT&T, we believe that good citizenship spurs growth, creates stability and triggers new opportunities to help the world communicate. It’s called connecting. It’s what we’ve always done best.

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AT&T is a responsible, engaged corporate citizen. With the merger of AT&T and BellSouth, we have committed to BellSouth's historic levels of charitable contributions and community activities, including the continued funding of charitable activities.

AT&T Citizenship: Contents
AT&T Citizenship 3

• Contents. 2
• Commitment. 3

Community

• Philanthropy. 4
• Education. 5
• Military and Veterans . 7
• Volunteerism. 9

Diversity

• Diversity & Inclusion: Overview 11
• African-Americans. 12
• Asian-Americans . 14
• Hispanics/Latinos. 16
• LGBT Community. 18
• Native Americans. 20
• People with Disabilities. 21
• Women. 23
• Supplier Diversity. 25

Environment

• Stewardship, Energy Conservation. 27
• Waste Reduction, Research. 28
• Products and Services. 29

Governance

• Code of Ethics, Code of Business Conduct. 30
• Ethics and EEO Line, Corporate Governance Guidelines, Responsibility to Stockholders. 31

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AT&T Inc. (AT&T) is a provider of telecommunications services in the United States. It offers its services and products to consumers in the United States, and services and products to businesses and other providers of telecommunications services worldwide. The services and products that it offers vary by market, and include wireless communications, local exchange services, long-distance services, data/broadband and Internet services, video services, telecommunications equipment, managed networking, wholesale services and directory advertising and publishing.

Its traditional wireline local exchange subsidiaries operate in 22 states: Alabama, Arkansas, California, Connecticut, Illinois, Indiana, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Kansas, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, Nevada, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas and Wisconsin (22-state area). In March 2008, Black Box Corporation acquired AT&T's NEC TDM voice CPE business line in AT&T's southeast region. (Google Finance)

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