OUR CHARITABLE INVESTMENTS - Huntington Ingalls Industries

Huntington Ingalls Industries is America’s largest military shipbuilding companyOUR DivisionsIngallsShipbuildingNewport NewsShipbuildingand a provider of professional services to partners in government andindustry. For more than a century, HII’s Newport News Shipbuilding and IngallsShipbuilding divisions in Virginia and Mississippi have built more ships in moreship classes than any other U.S. naval shipbuilder. HII’s Technical Solutionsdivision provides a wide range of professional services through its FleetSupport, Mission Driven Innovative Solutions, Nuclear & Environmental,and Oil & Gas groups. Headquartered in Newport News, Virginia, HII employsmore than 40,000 people operating both domestically and internationally.Technical SolutionsOUR CHARITABLE INVESTMENTSOUR VALUESTOTAL %Responsibility12%Performance5%12%1%Arts Programs 99,860United Way 961,000*Civic/CommunitySupport 1,023,170Health & HumanServices Programs 852,901Education Programs 3,948,383Community Events 432,410Veterans/MilitarySupport Programs 613,100Youth Programs 611,200*HII employees pledged an additional 400,000 through company-sponsored fund-raisingcampaigns for the United Way.Cover: Newport News Shipbuilding employee Jason Sebring (left) volunteers at an Engineering WeekCareer Days event at NASA Langley Research Center.Right Page: HII President and CEO Mike Petters meets with children of employees who received pre-Kschool readiness education awards through HII’s Scholarship Fund.

Message To Our CommunitiesAt Huntington Ingalls Industries, we’ve invested a lot of timegreater impact. Thousands of our employees go from theirand energy in talking about transformation: the need tovery demanding full-time jobs to volunteer commitmentschange what we do and how we do it. While it has obviousthat are as diverse as they are and help make theirconnotations for our business, the transformation mind-setcommunities great places to live.is also critical to our relationship with our communities.Here are just a few examples of the many ways HII workedto transform people’s lives in 2018: Our Newport News Shipbuilding division launchedthe “One Community Transformational Grant”“While I am proud of these accomplishments,it’s our employees–now more than 40,000 strongand spread across 42 states and 13 countries–that have an even greater impact.”program and awarded 300,000 to the Fort MonroeFoundation to help establish the National Centerfor Freedom. Our Ingalls Shipbuilding division partnered withthree high schools in Mississippi and Alabama toconstruct talent development labs to bolster eachof the school’s technical programs, especially inshipbuilding. Additional labs are already planned. Our Technical Solutions division solicited ideasfrom its 5,300 employees through its CommunityEngagement Program and awarded more than 320,000 in grants to 33 organizations acrossthe United States and around the world. "ÕÀ V À« À Ìi vwVi Õ V i Ì i º Àiû program, which allowed employees to volunteer upto eight hours on company time at the DowntownHampton Child Development Center, VersAbilityResources, the Virginia Peninsula Foodbank andthe Capital Area Foodbank in Washington, D.C.While I am proud of these accomplishments, it’s ouremployees—now more than 40,000 strong and spreadacross 42 states and 13 countries—that have an evenUnfortunately, some of our employees will remember 2018as a year of hardship. In September, Hurricane Florencedumped record amounts of rain on North Carolina andSouth Carolina, including more than 1,200 HII employeeswho call those states home. A few weeks later, HurricaneMichael made landfall just a few miles from a TechnicalSolutions facility in Florida. While we made two donationstotaling 150,000 to the American Red Cross Disaster ReliefFund—and employees added 76,000 more—we were mostproud of the way we rallied people and resources to protectand recover our facilities in Panama City Beach and supportour colleagues who work there.Our response following those storms—indeed, the way weachieved every accomplishment in 2018—is a testament toHII’s “Hard Stuff Done Right” trademark and, above all, ourcommitment to creating value for all of our stakeholders,including the communities where we do business.I hope this “Report to the Community” demonstrates thebreadth and depth of HII’s charitable efforts in 2018. Moreimportantly, I hope it is evidence of our commitment totransform not only our business, but the communitieswhere our employees live and work.Mike PettersPresident and CEO, Huntington Ingalls Industries

EducationAt HII, we believe education is the foundation of our nation’ssecurity. We proudly support a variety of early educationinitiatives; STEM (science, technology, engineering and math)projects at elementary, middle and high schools; and twoand four-year college programs that support our workforcedevelopment needs. We also offer the HII Scholarship Fund.Newport News Shipbuilding30,000 middle and high school studentsserved by the SEEKnns (ShipbuildersEngaging & Educating Kids) program. ÌÃ wÀÃÌ Ì Àii Þi ÀÃ] Ì i vÕ Ã Ü À i Î x ÃV ÀÃ «Ã totaling over 1 million, including more than 130 awards forpre-K education programs.Ingall Shipbuilding 335,000 donated to Excel By 5for early childhood education programsin Jackson County, Mississippi.Technical Solutions300 books donated by the Oil & Gas groupto Stevens Elementary School in Houston.Top: Ingalls Shipbuilding employee Wayne Bertrand (right) assistsOcean Springs High School teacher Nikeland Cooper and MagnoliaMiddle School teacher Leslie Pollard during a STEM TeachersWorkshop at Ingalls’ Maritime Training Academy.Left: Technical Solutions employee Steve Donatone delivers backpacksfull of school supplies to Seton Youth Shelters in Virginia Beach.

HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICESHII contributed more than 1.8 million to the United Wayand other health and human services organizations in 2018,Newport News Shipbuilding1,100 units of blood donated byemployees through company-sponsoredAmerican Red Cross blood drives.and employees pledged an additional 400,000 throughcompany-sponsored fundraising campaigns. HII and itsthree divisions also have long-standing relationships withorganizations like the American Red Cross, Habitat forHumanity, Special Olympics and local food banks. Hundredsof our employees give their time, talent and money inIngalls ShipbuildingSeventh Annual 5K on the Causewayraised 20,000 for Special Olympicsof Mississippi.Technical Solutions 15,000 raised for the Boys and Girls Clubof Hartford by the Misson Driven InnovativeSolutions group./ «\ vÌii i « Þiià vÀ ½Ã 7 à }Ì ] ] vwVi Û Õ ÌiiÀi at the Capital Area Food Bank in December. Participants in the “HII Cares”community service program included (left to right) Andrew Hicks,Peter Courtney, Ke’cia Frederick, Charley Diaz, Ashley Godwin,Sandra Sentell, Kevin Brenton, Beci Brenton, Bettina Lucas, TerrenceWarren, Dan Holloway, Carrie Apostolou, Roger West, Joe Leonardand Eddie Armstead.Right: Ingalls Shipbuilding’s seventh annual “5K on the Causeway” raised 20,000 for Mississippi Special Olympics.support of many other organizations–large and small–thatstrengthen their communities.

ENVIRONMENTNewport News ShipbuildingE42018 recipient of platinum awards fromthe Virginia Water Environment Associationand Hampton Roads Sanitation District aswell as a level 4 participant in the VirginiaEnvironmental Excellence Program.HII’s environmental stewardship and sustainability effortsare recognized nationally and regionally. As a company,we are committed to waste reduction and recycling andto preserving and improving air and water quality in all ofthe communities in which we ope

Right: Ingalls Shipbuilding’s seventh annual “5K on the Causeway” raised 20,000 for Mississippi Special Olympics. Newport News Shipbuilding 1,100 units of blood donated by employees through company-sponsored American Red Cross blood drives. Ingalls Shipbuilding Seventh Annual 5K on the Causeway raised 20,000 for Special Olympics