The aerospace company also made a $2.3 million donation to an educational nonprofit affiliated with Port San Antonio and unveiled a new exhibit there. SanAntonio SATX SanAntonioTX Boeing PortSanAntonio BoeingCenterSA
Boeing has more than 3,000 employees at Port San Antonio and 5,700 employees across Texas.
The 3,100-seat facility will be named the Boeing Center at Tech Port based on deal struck with the Arlington, Virginia-based aerospace giant, officials reveled Tuesday afternoon at an event attended by Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, Mayor Ron Nirenberg and District 4 City Councilwoman Ariana Rocha Garcia. Boeing's $2.3 million donation will go towards expanding the nonprofit's STEM program and workforce development with the help of partners including the SAMSAT.
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