5.12.2006 ET

(CSRwire) SCHAUMBURG, Ill. - Motorola, Inc. (NYSE: MOT) has released its 2005 Corporate Citizenship Report, which shares the company's principles, policies and progress on community, accountability and sustainability efforts.

"In 2005, Motorola continued its commitment to being a first-rate corporate citizen," said Ed Zander, chairman and CEO of Motorola. "Our seamless mobility products are going beyond helping consumers and businesses to unleash amazing potential for other aspects of society - creating possibilities for our stakeholders, the environment and the communities we share."

The 2005 Corporate Citizenship Report addresses questions about how Motorola supports social change through our products, philanthropy, community support and disaster relief, as well as how the company takes action to do the right thing with its supply chain management, corporate governance, diversity, treatment of employees and environmental health and safety.

• Motorola and the Motorola Foundation donated more than $12 million in cash and equipment in 2005 to support disaster relief, charitable organizations and math, science and technology education.
  
  
• During the natural disasters of 2005, Motorola responded to both the humanitarian and communications needs of victims and first responders. Employees reached beyond products to extend time and money to restore communities around the world devastated by hurricanes, earthquakes and tsunamis.
  
  
• The GSM Association selected Motorola as the first and sole handset provider for its Emerging Market Handset program, which fuels economic growth and spurs social change in developing markets such as India, South Africa, Russia, Egypt, the Philippines and Indonesia.
  
  
• Motorola product design teams work to achieve balance between environmental responsibility, design, customer needs and cost. The company takes a proactive approach to environmental issues such as e-waste and product take-back and restriction of hazardous substances regulations.
  
  
• Through its leadership in the Global eSustainability Initiative, a consortium of global technology companies committed to sustainable development, Motorola is active in developing a common industry approach to supply chain management.
  
  
• The Dow Jones Sustainability Index, the FTSE4Good Index and the Calvert Social Index each have recognized Motorola as a socially responsible investment.

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