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Lorna Wisham, Vice President of Corporate Affairs and Community Involvement and President of the FirstEnergy Foundation, has been honored in Diversity Woman’s fourth annual ‘Elite 100’ special issue, recognizing exceptional Black women leaders. Diversity Woman recognizes the achievements of Black women who are challenging the norms of executive leadership in various industries, both within and…

Trees for Communities FirstEnergy’s tree-planting efforts benefited local communities that needed our help the most in 2023, including these deserving causes: Aldrich Elementary School in New Jersey, where we planted trees to restore an area damaged by severe storms and strong winds. Project Self Sufficiency, an initiative to replant fruit trees at a food bank…

FirstEnergy Employee Business Resource Groups (EBRGs) planned several volunteer events to honor Dr. King’s legacy and make a positive impact in our communities. This year, the MOSaic Ohio EBRG members participated in the Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service and volunteered at Kid’s Book Bank in Cleveland on Monday, Jan. 15. The employees helped…

As a nearly 40-year veteran of FirstEnergy, Smart Grid Performance Manager Mark Vallo has seen vast changes within the electric utility industry, including the evolution of technology and automated equipment. With that comes the need to recruit future generations of employees who can operate it. That’s why Mark is committed to sharing with youth across northeast Ohio STEM-related…

FirstEnergy subsidiary Mon Power rang in the new year by celebrating the completion of its solar site at Fort Martin Power Station in Maidsville, West Virginia, during a ribbon cutting event on Jan. 4. The site is the first of five solar sites Mon Power and its sister company Potomac Edison have planned to help…

The FirstEnergy Foundation has granted surprise “Gifts of the Season” totaling $200,000 to nonprofits that are working to make our customers’ lives brighter and our communities stronger throughout our service area. . Here is a list of the organizations that received a special donation: OHIO Valor Home, Lorain County ($10,000) – Located within Ohio Edison’s service…

Toledo Edison is contributing to the safety and well-being of the City of Toledo Fire and Rescue Department and fellow citizens in the locality. Employees recently presented a donation of nearly 30 voltage detection watches, commonly referred to as V-Watches, to the dedicated men and women serving on the front lines of the city’s emergency…