December 1, 2021

Employees in our Met-Ed service territory provided support for two worthy causes.

Members of our EBRG Women in Leadership – SW Pennsylvania and Thrive, along with Met-Ed employees, helped the IM Able Foundation host a demo day so people with challenges could try off-road hand cycling. The foundation’s mission is to remove obstacles that prevent people from being physically active by providing grants, resources, fitness opportunities and motivation.

Rhonda Grasty, advanced business analyst; Melissa Heller, assistant customer quality assurance specialist; and Tracy Parmer, analyst V, shown on the day of the event.

Our volunteers after the event.

Members of the Reading Young Professionals volunteered at the local Harvest for Hunger food bank. The group packaged items into emergency food boxes for those in need.

L.-r.: Renelle Weidner, Innovations Center program manager; Marisela Fuster, associate Workforce Develop representative; Thomas Pilisy, manager, Customer Contact Center; Holly Lutz, business analyst; and Zach Nicholas, IT business analyst II.