Corporate Citizenship Report FY2019

Our Impact FY2019
At Terumo Blood and Cell Technologies, we aspire to provide compelling and accessible innovations that unlock thepotential of blood and cells to improve patient outcomes and serve unmet medical needs. We are passionately driven
to help others and to fulfill our mission of Contributing to Society through Healthcare. This is evident in the products
and services we offer, and we amplify our impact through charitable giving and community involvement and by being a
conscientious corporate citizen.

Improving Communities
Through charitable giving and community involvement, we are making a positive impact on communities acrossthe globe. In FY2019, the company donated USD $152,500 to nonprofit organizations, the majority of which went toorganizations that align to our promise of Unlocking the Potential of Blood. We also play an active role contributing to
the communities where our associates live and work around the world through a variety of activities.

Supporting the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society (LLS)
Our largest charitable partnership is our decade-long relationship with the Light The Night fundraising campaign for theRocky Mountain Chapter of LLS (near our global headquarters in Lakewood, Colorado). To date, our associates, sponsors
and events have raised more than USD $1.75 million to support patient care, advocacy and innovative research to finda cure for blood cancers. Our support represents 10% of the revenue for the Rocky Mountain Chapter of LLS. In 2019
alone, the $172,602 we raised bolstered research, education and support, and policy and advocacy efforts that helped put
patients and their families first while advancing blood cancer treatment options.

Donating Blood
Our associates host regular blood drives, often in partnership with our customers. Offices around the globe celebrate
World Blood Donor Day each June to increase awareness of the lifesaving gift of blood. Our associates are actively involvedin fun activities such as concerts, flash mobs and sky lantern lighting to build awareness of the value of blood donations.
In total, 2,356 associates donated blood in Japan, India, Belgium, Turkey, Vietnam, China, Mexico and the U.S.

Supporting Access to Healthcare Around the WorldWe leverage financial grants, in-kind product donations, and leadershipand volunteer support in our partnerships with organizations providing
access to healthcare around the world.
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American Cancer Society: We supported the Champions of Hope2019 program.

■Colorado BioScience Institute: We helped expand key programs
to cultivate a strong life sciences talent pipeline in Colorado withthe successful launch of the P-TECH program, providing students
the opportunity to graduate with both a high school diploma and anassociate’s degree. Already established programs we were in involved
with include the Research Experience for Teachers (RET) program,which served six middle and high school teachers with real-world
experience and training with 10 participating companies, including
Terumo Blood and Cell Technologies; the Mentor Program, which
paired 50 students with 15 mentors for professional development
and networking; the Executive Leadership Program, which provided
13 executive leaders the opportunity to resolve complex problems,
drive change, design and motivate teams, and communicate strategy;
Workforce Development Programs in which 80 participants expanded
their workforce development skills; and the Foundations of Leadership
Program, which gave 17 emerging leaders support to explore
leadership characteristics and effective communication and teamwork
skills.

■The Sickle Cell Society (UK): We supported the Sickle Cell Society’s
blood donor engagement and social media campaign for minority
donors in London and Birmingham.

■Sickle Cell Disease Association of America: We supported the annual
Advocacy Institute program held in Washington, D.C. inApril 2020.

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Project C.U.R.E.: We sponsored the High Rollers for Health & HopeFundraiser, in addition to donating lab glassware that was sent to theBura-Bura County Hospital in Kenya.

Investing in Local Communities
We proudly offer an Inspired Charitable Grants program to matchvolunteer time or financial contributions to the organizations ourassociates support. Local offices also leverage volunteerism forteambuilding to give back.
■Action Center Thanksgiving: Our sponsorship and volunteers helped
the Action Center’s 2019 Thanksgiving drive to provide over 1,400 mealkits and gift cards to households in need.

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Action Center Toy Drive: With over 3,800 children in need in Jefferson
County, Colorado, our associates bought around 200 new toys anddropped them in the various bins around the Lakewood campus.

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TOUCH Community Services: Twenty-four associate volunteers tooka group of 40 senior citizens on a two-hour tour of the S.E.A. Aquariumin Singapore.

Creating Opportunities
Innovation is the cornerstone of our success. We extend this passion for creative collaboration by supporting
educational programs, through partnerships, and by offering financial assistance for education and researchat the forefront of innovation.
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Society of Women Engineers: Through the Rocky Mountain Section, we participate in the main outreachprogram – Girls Exploring Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (GESTEM) – to expose thousands of
middle school girls to the wide range of opportunities in potential STEM fields through hands-on workshops
and interactions with working professionals. These events strategically include girls who may not have
exposure to STEM in their current schools and those from lower-income areas.

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FMDT SOS GLOBI in France: We support the educational programs that allow patients to acquire knowledge
and skills related to sickle cell disease/thalassemia and that trained 90 volunteers and five licensed expert
patients in FY2019.

Protecting the Environment
As a leading medical device manufacturer, we take the responsibility of continuously minimizing theenvironmental impact of our operations seriously. While circumstances and programs vary by country, all
Terumo Blood and Cell Technologies offices strive to reduce and recycle waste, conserve water and reduce ourcarbon footprint through energy efficiencies. Some efforts at our Lakewood campus in FY2019 included:

Diverting 54% of all waste from landfills.
Recycling 1.38 million pounds of plastic, cardboardand wood waste.
Recycling 37,000 pounds of machine parts andelectronics.
Reducing water consumption by 2% compared toFY2018.
Providing all Colorado associates with afree EcoPass to encourage the use of publictransportation.
Installing eight new green parking spaces withcharging stations for electric vehicles.
Implementing our second cobot system to reduce
repetitive motion injuries and improve quality andefficiency.
Obtaining ISO 14001 (Environmental ManagementSystems) and ISO 45001 (Health and Safety
Management Systems) certifications.
Committing to significant safety investments andinvolvements in new design and production overthe next five years.

Caring for Associates
At Terumo Blood and Cell Technologies, we place greatvalue on the care and well-being of our associates. Througha comprehensive Total Rewards program, we provide a richand diverse range of programs to support their health.

Healthy Choices, Healthy You:■

Focuses on three pillars of health: emotional,
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Two global challenges each year■

On-site fitness centers in Colorado and India

Global Education Assistance

FY2019 Wellness Highlights
86% signup for utilizationof the Lakewood fitness
center, a 1.17% increase
from FY2018.
Almost 5,000
attendances at group
fitness classes, an 8.18% increase from FY2018.
Over 80 personal training sessions.
Participation by 451 associates in 13 Knowledge
Series events.

We make lifelong learning accessible to every associate,
regardless of role or location. Each year, we provide
hundreds of thousands of dollars for associate tuition
assistance, and we honor associates around the globe whohave balanced the rigors of work, life and academic studies.

Participation by 1,130 associates in challenges andincentive programs.
926 wellness coaching appointments discussing
physical, emotional and financial well-being.
Change Your Weighs challenge, in which 308
participants weighed in weekly for four weeks.
Awards were given to the top three teams wholost the greatest percentage of weight and to thethree men and three women who dropped the mostweight individually.
On 16 March 2020, the Lakewood fitness center wasclosed due to COVID-19.
Last in-person class was held on 13 March 2020.
Virtual classes started on 31 March 2020.

Terumo Blood and Cell Technologies is a medical technology company. Our products, software andservices enable customers to collect and prepare blood and cells to help treat challenging diseases andconditions. Our employees around the world believe in the potential of blood and cells to do even more
for patients than they do today. TERUMOBCT.COM

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