Citizens Energy Group’s Community Volunteer Support Program recognizes employees and retirees for the time they invest in the local community. Each year, volunteers have the opportunity to earn a gift for their hours of service as well as a $250 grant for a non-profit organization for which they volunteer. Find out which local organizations received grants from Citizens.
Gifts for Volunteers: Each active employee who annually volunteers 20 or more hours to any eligible organization or a combined 10 hours for any projects sponsored by Citizens receives a gift. Retirees must volunteer at least 50 hours annually.
Grants for Non-Profits: Active full-time and part-time employees may apply for one $250 award each calendar year for a non-profit organization for which they volunteered at least 50 hours. Retirees must volunteer at least 100 hours annually.
Below is the list of organizations that received grants from Citizens on behalf of employees and retirees who volunteered in 2018:
Beat the Streets Indianapolis Inc.
Church of the Nativity
Coburn Place Safe Haven
College Park Church
Conner Prairie Museum Inc.
Franklin Township Girls Softball
Franklin Township Youth Football Club
Franklin Youth Baseball, Inc.
Garfield Park Farmers Market
Girl Scouts of Central IN (Potawatomi Service Unit 631)
Girl Scouts of Central IN (Troup #4295)
Greenfield-Central High School Drama Dept.
Happy Heelers 4-H Club
Indianapolis Chinese Performing Arts, Inc. (received two grants)
Indianapolis Neighborhood Resource Center (received two grants)
Indianapolis Zoo
Noblesville Girls Softball Association
Opening Doors, Inc.
Special Olympics Hamilton County
St. Mary's Child Center
United States Civil Air Patrol - USAF Auxiliary
Be sure to track your volunteer hours throughout the year! Find more details about Citizens’ Community Volunteer Support Program on iTrust.
