Phillips 66 is making waves in water safety with a $15,000 grant awarded to Splash Club.

According to a news release, the contribution highlights the company's commitment to enhancing swim safety in the communities where its employees live and work.

Phillips 66's locally-driven swim safety program provides funding and resources to more than 25 organizations across the United States in communities where it operates. The program is in its second year and builds on the company’s long history of supporting swim safety dating back more than half a century.

The grant will help support Splash Club's Splashers swim lessons program, equipping local kids with essential water safety skills to reduce the risk of drowning. Through these lessons, kids will not only learn to swim but also gain confidence in and around water.

Splash Club offers swim lessons year-round for children aged 3-10 in Bartlesville and nearby areas. Their skilled and caring instructors equip children with essential water safety skills. As they progress, kids will build confidence and comfort in the water through individualized instruction. Visit Splash Club's website to learn more about their lessons program.