Oil and natural gas companies that do business in Colorado are investing in a lot more then drilling, pumping, support services and politics. Members of the Colorado Oil & Gas Association have donated about $10 million, and climbing, to the American Red Cross for relief efforts in the wake of Hurricane Harvey.

“Houston, in many ways, is the heart of this country’s oil and gas industry, so the response to this disaster from our members has been overwhelming,” Dan Haley, COGA’s president and CEO, said in a statement. “Americans from all walks of life are stepping up to help Gulf Coast communities rebuild in the wake of Hurricane Harvey, and volunteers within oil and gas companies also are cooking food, providing temporary housing, and raising money to support the Red Cross and other relief efforts – many while worried about their own impacted homes and lives.”

That 10-large figure doesn’t include company matches to employees’ individual contributions, according to COGA.

“It takes an entire community to respond to those devastated by a disaster of the magnitude of Hurricane Harvey,” Gino Greco, CEO of the American Red Cross of Colorado and Wyoming, said in a statement released by COGA. “We are grateful for the support of the Colorado energy community, including the Colorado Oil & Gas Association and its members to bring hope to those in need.”

Haley said that the historic floods Colorado weathered in 2013 left Front Range communities and individuals devastated, but that time of need was met with an outpouring of support, which he called remarkable and inspiring.

“When we can, we need to pay it forward, which is what so many of our members have done,” Haley said.

COGA members’ donations include:

ConocoPhillips – $2.5 millionExxonMobil/XTO Energy – $2.5 million0Chevron – $1 millionEnterprise – $1 millionWaste Management – $ millionBaker Hughes, a GE Company – $500,000Noble Energy – $500,000BP America – $250,000CH2M – $113,000Dow Chemical – $100,000Pioneer Natural Resources – $100,000Xcel Energy Services – $100,000DCP Midstream – $50,000Republic Services – $50,000Extraction Oil & Gas – $25,000Liberty Oilfield Services – $25,000QEP Resources – $25,000PDC Energy – $25,000ARCADIS U.S. – $22,000Caerus Oil and Gas – $15,000Camino Natural Resources – $10,000Great Western Oil & Gas – $10,000Sklar Exploration Co. – $10,000Suncor – $10,000Complete Energy Services – $5,000Laramie Energy – $5,000Ursa Resources Group II – $5,000Shear – $2,000Jost Energy Law – $1,650EcoVapor – $1,000EnergyIQ – $1,000Boigon Law Ltd. – $540Mercator Energy – $500Denver Petroleum Club – $250

COGA encouraged its member, the industry’s workforce and other Coloradans go online and contribute to the American Red Cross.

“Whether it’s to support the American Red Cross, or other nonprofits working to rebuild and support the families impacted by Hurricane Harvey, we hope Coloradans contribute what they can,” Haley said. “In a time of serious political and social divide, it is important to remember what matters most and do what we can to help those in need.”