BNY MELLON ENTERPRISE ESG 38 CULTURE AND PURPOSE Additional BNY Mellon scholarships supported: • Three of the most prominent Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs): Howard University, Morehouse College and Spelman College • The Hispanic Scholarship Fund for scholarships and wraparound support, such as mentoring, leadership development and career services • The Posse Boston STEM program, which annually identifies, selects, trains and supports a cohort, or posse, of young women pursuing an undergraduate education in the STEM fields LIFT To help them succeed on their journeys and thrive in their careers, individuals should live in safe, secure and thriving communities that support their development. Through investments that address racial and economic disparities, strengthen culture and arts, and promote economic development, we help to create conditions in which individuals can realize their potential in the future workforce and economy. Learn more about how we aim to protect human rights . We also help build stronger communities through financing affordable housing in low-income neighborhoods through our Community Reinvestment Act investments . Enterprise ESG 2025 Community Impact Goal Leverage the company’s resources and employee talent to help significantly increase impact of community support in the regions and countries in which BNY Mellon operates. KPI: Direct 65% of corporate grants and sponsorship giving donations to organizations and causes that are aligned with our strategic focus of developing the workforce of the future Progress: Aligned 74% of Global Impact Citizenship’s corporate grant and sponsorship giving with our strategic focus of developing the workforce of the future 2021 Community Support: $34.5 million* Employee Giving $3.0 million Company Matching Donations $5.3 million Foundation Giving $8.1 million Corporate Grants and Scholarships $17.4 million Value of pro bono volunteering ** $600,000 *** * All figures are rounded to the nearest 100,000. ** Valuation Guide: Giving in Numbers Survey, CECP. *** Data includes Signature and legal pro bono programs. SPOTLIGHT: Fierce Advocates for Justice BNY Mellon received a Community Leadership Award from John Jay College of Criminal Justice, a leader in educating for justice, for our work on building the workforce of the future. Through funding curricula and the STEM Acceleration Program, we provide support to exceptional individuals from underrepresented communities and broaden access to vital career fields.