As the year winds down, we're looking back at the impact our Invenergy Services teams across the U.S. have made in the communities where they live and work. In August, the Stanton Wind Energy Center team donated their impact funds to the Martin County Emergency Medical Services team and participated in a combined rescue drill, reinforcing our shared commitment to safety and preparedness. Pictured: Jordan Bynum, O&M Manager at Stanton, alongside Martin County EMS representatives.
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Triangle startup ecosystem - first thanks for the incredible generosity that you showed over the last 2wks to help folks impacted by Helene. Here's a last update on our Hurricane Helene relief efforts with a final 'how can you help' ask. The TL;DR - our nascent effort has matured and morphed into the WCEN. The most urgent need has moved from supplies to funding the teams out on the ground that need specialty items like gas, oxygen tanks, starlinks, etc. There's a gofundme, this is a certified 501(c)(3) here-> https://lnkd.in/e4NdxuW8 What is the WCEN you ask?!.... o There were several operating groups that were able to grassroots consolidate efforts under the Western Carolina Emergency Network (WCEN) umbrella and they have a website up that is improving every day: https://lnkd.in/ePYP6_JJ o WCEN's goal is to provide services to survivors until temporary infrastructure can be re-built. There are over 1m people in Western NC without shelter and basic necessities. o WCEN is providing: -> Reconnaissance -> Search + Rescue ( + Recovery) -> Rapid Supply Response / Air Support -> Medical Care o WCEN has these network partners: -> Operation Airdrop Inc- Air support including planes and helicopters -> Carolina Calvary - Coordinator for Operation Airdrop -> Razor Nation - ATV support -> Restoration Church @restoration church - Josh Brown and Ryan Honeycutt- supply collection sites and delivery -> Apex Defense - Search and Rescue, Security -> Lincoln County Airport - Pilot coordinator -> AJ - Heavy Lift Drone support -> GSDF team - C&C logistics, Special Forces team coordinator -> Reagan Madison Inc. team- Back office, infrastructure, and fundraising,FOB coordination (Crystal Suazo, CPA - who looped this together and we connected with here on LI!) -> WRTE, Inc - Legal, tax, fiduciary support -> Christina Marie Noel - Christina Noel + volunteers - Strategic marketing & communications -> United National Weather Team - Medical support with ATV abilities if anyone, especially corps would like to donate $, volunteers, trucks, etc. please contact William McGuire (on the ground items), Rebecca Ross / Jess Porta (Triangle-based corp donations/logistics). We're getting the last truck of items at Raleigh Founded out and future donations should be made at: Electric Supply Co 207 Bickett Blvd Raleigh NC, 27608 Want more ideas on how to have an impact? https://lnkd.in/euNxS8kd Thanks again everyone!
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WE'LL BE IN THE SADDLE for the cause, one way or another. The Texas MS 150, a prominent annual bike ride organized to raise funds and awareness for multiple sclerosis, continues to draw substantial community and corporate support. Among the notable supporters is Alan C. McClure Associates (ACMA), which sponsors a team known as the ACMA Knots. While the ACMA Knots did not participate as a team this year, the spirit of involvement remained strong, with several employees contributing to the cause in various capacities. This year's event featured multiple routes, each culminating in College Station, showcasing the adaptability and expansive nature of the ride. ACMA's ongoing commitment to the Texas MS 150, which directly impacts the community, underscores the company's dedication to positively affecting the community and supporting important causes like the fight against multiple sclerosis. Learn more about ACMA: acma-inc.com #ms150 #bikems #MarineEngineering #NavalArchitecture #Shipbuilding
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🐴 The Service CU Impact Foundation works around the clock to raise money for great organizations such as Ironstone Farm, who provide veterans, first responders, and more with hope and healing through equine-assisted therapeutic programs.
Ironstone Farm | Service CU Impact Foundation
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Newport, Miriam, South County and Westerly hospitals all received top marks in new fall report from The Leapfrog Group, a nonprofit that grades hospitals on safety. By Alexander Castro https://lnkd.in/eQEaB2Bn
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Following the Tornado that struck Iowa on May 21st, we have established a new giving fund of vetted nonprofits actively delivering crucial Disaster Recovery aid and assistance to affected individuals. Learn more about how you can support those impacted and contribute here: https://ow.ly/5Xiz50RSNz7
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California American Water’s Brian A. Barreto presents Hope the Mission with a $25,000 American Water Charitable Foundation Workforce Readiness grant. Learn more below 👇.
We are proud to support Hope The Mission and their project in the City of Thousand Oaks Thrive Grove Navigation Center, which is currently under construction, with a $25,000 grant. The center will provide temporary housing and services to those who are transitioning out of homelessness. The grant, funded in part by the American Water Charitable Foundation, will support career readiness and life skills training at the center, which is expected to be completed in February. Caption (Left to right): Mayor Al Adams; Councilmember Mikey Taylor; Mayor Pro Tem David Newman; Ken Craft, Hope the Mission, Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Brian Barreto, External Affairs, California American Water; Councilmember Kevin McNamee, and Councilmember Bob Engler.
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Introducing the Boundary Waters Defense Fund. 🌲 As threats to the Boundary Waters continue to escalate, we need to ensure that we’re ready to meet every challenge without hesitation. The Boundary Waters Defense Fund supports critical legal, legislative, advocacy, and grassroots efforts to protect the Boundary Waters in the coming years. It allows us to escalate strategic legal challenges, rally public support, and push for protections at the local, state, and federal levels. This Give to the Max Day, you have a unique opportunity to be among the first to contribute to this powerful new fund—donate now: https://lnkd.in/gKZntvb2
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#TexasVeterans, the deadline is approaching, nonprofits start working on your Fund for Veterans' Assistance Grant application here: https://ow.ly/uWg050TJFXL. Listen as USA Cares, Inc. Families In Crisis, Inc. and Bring Everyone in the Zone tell us how their grants serve veteran families. https://ow.ly/Pu0e50TJFXN
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Recently, we had the honor of presenting the Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology Foundation with a $25,000 Workforce Readiness and STEM Education Grant from the American Water Charitable Foundation. The funding will help the school develop the next generation of workers to address shortages at wastewater treatment plants. #WeKeepLifeFlowing
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On the tenth day of philanthropy, we're answering ten frequently asked questions! At the Texas A&M Foundation, we believe every Aggie dream is a spark waiting to ignite. We don't just connect donors to these dreams—we build bridges that transform their generosity into powerful legacies, echoing through generations of Aggieland. Dive into our FAQs to learn more about Aggie philanthropy: https://bit.ly/3OF7yqS
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