This time around, we’re partnering with organizations to support their journey toward improving energy efficiency and ensuring access for all to clean or renewable energy.” “With the Champions in Action program, we’re able to shine a light on a variety of nonprofits doing critical work to serve the community.

“Citizens is committed to driving positive climate impact and building a more diverse, equitable and sustainable future for all those we serve,” said Dan Fitzpatrick, president, Mid-Atlantic Region, Citizens. Nonprofit organizations or partnerships that fit either criteria should apply. The Champions in Action award will be presented to an organization that seeks to either improve the energy efficiency within its own operations via the use of solar, electric vehicles, seeking LEED certification and/or other improvements, or to an organization that expands access to clean or renewable energy services in the communities they serve. Organizations can apply for Champions in Action programĬitizens is now accepting applications from local nonprofit organizations for the Champions in Action program in the category of Energy Efficiency/Renewable Energy. Through our support of Philabundance and ourĬollective efforts, we are confident in creating a stronger, more resilient community for everyone.” “And this collaboration with our fellow credit unions reflects our shared commitment to making a difference. “We firmly believe that hunger has no place in our community,” said Kelly Botti, TruMark Financial CEO. To help replenish diminishing supplies in local pantries, TruMark Financial joined forces with Pennsylvania state legislators and other local credit unions to collect food in addition to $26,290 in monetary donations. TruMark Financial Credit Union took part in the Annual Collaborative Credit Union Foodĭrive, resulting in 2,834 pounds of canned goods and non-perishable food being donated to Philabundance.

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