CITY COUNCIL HEARING: Conditional Use Permit Application No.
P23-00835, Planned Development Permit Application No. P23 -02080, and related Environmental Assessment
Exhibit Q-3
Starbucks Presentation
FRESNO STARBUCKS PROFILE
BEVERLY METZ –
STORE DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR
MONIQUE ERRATCHU –
STORE DEVELOPMENT MANAGER
TATIANA STOCKTON –
REGIONAL DIRECTOR (OPERATIONS/RETAIL)
FRESNO, CA.
Our aspiration is to be people positive—
investing in humanity and the well-being of
everyone we connect with, from our partners to
coffee farmers to the customers in our stores
and beyond.
Community – Creating Pathways to Opportunity
From the neighborhoods where our stores are located to
those where our coffee is grown, we are committed to
creating and investing in opportunities for people around the world.
• Opportunity for Youth: The location will create +/- 20 full and part-time jobs with competitive pay, benefits and flexible hours
• Diversity & Inclusion: health care coverage and equity in the form of stock. We are as diverse as the
communities we serve through local hiring efforts.
• Starbucks College Achievement Plan: offers eligible
part and full time partners the opportunity to earn a
bachelor’s degree with full tuition coverage.
• Environmental Stewardship: Identified as a solar pilot store – this location incorporates solar panels into the building design which puts us one step closer to our goal of building carbon neutral stores.
Starbucks College Achievement Plan
We are proud to celebrate our next graduating class of the Starbucks College Achievement Plan (SCAP) where partners can earn their bachelor’s degree online from ASU – with 100% tuition coverage.
This SCAP class is our largest yet, and by this spring more than 10,000 partners have graduated through this program with their bachelor’s degree.
We are proud to support our partners as the achieve their aspirations – at Starbucks and beyond. • Nearly 1,000 graduates this May with 10,000+ graduates to date • 23,000+ current participants with a goal of 25,000 total graduates by 2025 • More than 140 degrees partners can choose from online • Nearly 90% of Starbucks stores in the U.S. have at least one partner in the program • Over 20% of SCAP scholars are first-generation college students Starbucks Foundation
Starbucks has committed to investing $100 million
in local nonprofits and small businesses in
communities with historically limited access to
capital.
Around the world, our partners (employees) once
again stepped up for each other, their communities
and their customers. They gave back, brought joy
and worked hard, knowing that comfort can
sometimes be found in a cup and that the ritual of
a trip to Starbucks can provide even a little bit of
normalcy in a world that can be so unpredictable.
Work with Feeding America® to address the
growing need for food assistance
1.Partners gather surplus food
2.Refrigerated truck transports donations to
distribution center
3.Donations consolidated at distribution center
4.Distribution center delivers donations to local
food banks
Partners gave their time in food banks and
volunteered in homeless shelters and with many
other organizations that offer help to those in
need.
With grants from The Starbucks Foundation,
our
partners worked to bring clean, safe drinking
water and handwashing stations to communities in
Cambodia, India, Indonesia, Mexico, the
Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam.
The Watts Community Store was
Starbucks 17th
Community Store opened in the U.S. and the
second in the L.A. area. Furthering Starbucks goal
of bringing people and communities together, the
store houses a training room designed for
community events. Store partners are engaged
with the community and have supported four local
youth-focused nonprofits with neighborhood
grants. The store also features two murals on the
exterior of the store, commissioned by local
artist Mike
Norice. Titled “Community and Love”,
this artwork was inspired by the important aspects
and events that shaped the Watts neighborhood
into what it is today.
Global Impact
When we take care of people, we take care of the planet. We’ve donated 90M disease- resistant coffee trees to help farmers in Mexico, Colombia, El Salvador, Guatemala and their communities, and committing to reduce our landfill waste by 50 percent by 2030. • Goal is to reduce energy demand, save on utility consumption and contribute to our sustainability goals to reduce our carbon, water and waste footprints in half by 2030 and to be resource positive by 2050.
• 90% of company operated stores have adopted waste diversion and circular practices, including recycling, composting, Grounds for Your Garden, and Starbucks FoodShare. • Starbucks has sourced 100% renewable energy for its more than 9,000 U.S., Canada and EMEA company-operated stores since 2015. The company has rapidly expanded its roster of renewable energy projects in the United States, supporting the growth of green energy onto the grid close to the stores that use the energy.
Environmental Stewardship:
Photovoltaic Integration
COMMUNITY ART
FRESNO Proper = 39 open Starbucks locations
A Starbucks store
averages 20-25 Partners.
Starbucks is currently
providing an average of
916 jobs in the city of
Fresno, along with
Benefits and the
opportunity for further
education for FREE.
These numbers do not
include 8 Licensed
Starbucks locations you
can find in Target, Vons &
CSU.
Examples of Starbucks
Drive thrus located near a
school:
First & Bullard –
adjacent to Ahwahnee Middle School.
Kings Cyn & Chestnut -
adjacent to Cambridge High School
Ashlan & West –
0.3 miles from Roeding Elementary.
Ft. Washington & Friant –
¼ mile from Valley Oak Elementary.
Copper & Maple –
½ mile from Clovis North High School.
Shaw & Woodrow –
across the street from the CSU.
Blackstone & Clinton –
0.3 miles from the City College.
Palm & Bullard (under construction
opening in May 2024) –
¼ mile from Bullard High School
Thank you.