Siemens donates to a trio of Northern Colorado nonprofits
Siemens Energy Inc., an energy-generation systems manufacturer, has donated to a trio of Northern Colorado nonprofit organizations as part of the firm’s Positive Energy campaign.
Local donation recipients were
- Alpha Center, Fort Collins, $1,000.
- Longs Peak Council, Boy Scouts of America, Greeley, $1,000.
- Food Bank for Larimer County, Loveland, $650.
“On this national day of service, it’s important to recognize the value of serving in the places where we live and work,” Siemens president Steve Conner said in a prepared statement released on Martin Luther King Jr. Day. “These organizations demonstrate service to their respective communities today and every day.”
Across the country, 122 groups were awarded a total of $250,000, according to Siemens.
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Siemens Energy Inc., an energy-generation systems manufacturer, has donated to a trio of Northern Colorado nonprofit organizations as part of the firm’s Positive Energy campaign.
Local donation recipients were
- Alpha Center, Fort Collins, $1,000.
- Longs Peak Council, Boy Scouts of America, Greeley, $1,000.
- Food Bank for Larimer County, Loveland, $650.
“On this national day of service, it’s important to recognize the value of serving in the places where we live and work,” Siemens president Steve Conner said in a prepared statement released on Martin…
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