The Ineos Oxford Institute
In January 2021, INEOS announced a £100m donation to the University of Oxford to establish the Ineos Oxford Institute for Antimicrobial Research.
INEOS products have several vital applications in healthcare, and promoting public health and wellbeing is central to our charitable aims too.
In January 2020 we announced a landmark £100m donation to create a new Institute based at the University of Oxford to tackle the brewing global “silent pandemic” of antimicrobial resistance (AMR).
In addition to this, we fund the GO Run For Fun and The Daily Mile initiatives to help children develop enjoyable regular exercise habits, and educate them about looking after their health and wellbeing.
We have donated thousands of bottles of hospital grade sanitizer to frontline medical services during the peak of the Covid-19 pandemic, and alongside this supported scores of struggling local healthcare organisations in the communities around our workplaces such as hospices and cancer care units. In 2019 we donated £500,000 to complete a world-class children’s A&E department at Southampton hospital near our former Head Office, which has also supported the hospital with its broader pandemic response.
We have supported the physical and mental health of ex-servicemen and women returning to civilian life through funding the prosthetics wing of the DMRC and backing Walking With the Wounded’s 10th-anniversary expedition to Oman with the INEOS Grenadier.
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