Cal Coast Acidizing is dedicated to making a difference in the community that we’ve been serving for over 50 years. Our business partners with local organizations to positively impact the community we both live and work in.
Cal Coast Acidizing is honored to be a member of the API. This organization brings together oil and gas professionals to share ideas among members and foster education for how the industry benefits the local economy. API meetings give members a forum to network with others in the industry and an opportunity to learn about relevant oil and gas topics. Being a member allows us to directly impact the community through API’s support of many local organizations and scholarships for local students.
We are a proud supporter of R.M. Pyles Boys Camp. This non-profit program helps build life skills through a multi-year wilderness experience for low-income, disadvantaged boys in the local community. Through various outdoor activities, education, and reflection, participants learn the importance of how hard work and making positive choices impact their success in life. To date, the camp has helped over 28,000 boys thanks to the generous donations of community supporters. Started in 2011 by our founder Bruce Conway, the Conway/Hunter/Kilpatrick Challenge has raised nearly $2 million in support of the Pyles Camp mission.
We also partner with Orlie’s Shoe Drive. This Bakersfield non-profit organization provides free shoes to school-aged children in the community. Each holiday season, they coordinate with local businesses and community members to ensure the disadvantaged children of Kern County can receive the gift of a new pair of tennis shoes.
Cal Coast Acidizing is also a member of the California Independent Petroleum Association (CIPA). This non-profit organization comprises many of California’s oil and natural gas producers, royalty owners, and related industry companies. CIPA promotes awareness of the economic benefits offered by the industry and works tirelessly to educate lawmakers, stakeholders, and the general public on how policy decisions directly impact local oil and gas producers.
