The UGI partnership with United Way spans across our service area and represents a significant commitment on the part of both UGI and its employees.
UGI employees freely give both their time and resources to this national system of volunteers, contributors and local charities helping people in their own communities.
During this year’s Employee Giving Campaign, pledges to United Way organizations in our service area, consisted of $331,876.54 from UGI Employees and $10,550 from UGI Retirees – totaling $342,426.54.
As a further commitment, UGI employees also participate in United Way Day of Caring activities across the service area.
For example, in 2025, UGI employees:
Cleaned up the Allison Hill neighborhood in Harrisburg City in partnership with Wildheart Ministries
Helped tear down concrete walls and piping at Seven Mountains Scout Camp in Spring Mills in preparation for a renovation
Helped install 350 smoke alarms and share fire safety information with residents of Allentown
Painted and helped clean facilities at Franklin County 4-H Therapeutic Riding Center in Chambersburg
Designed displays and organized merchandise at the Habitat for Humanity Lancaster ReStore
Cleaned classrooms at Wyoming Valley Children’s Association in Forty Fort
Cleaned the concession stand, cut grass, prepared the infield, and hung banners at the Shamokin Area Little League Complex
Cleaned transport vehicles and painted at SUNCOM Industries in Northumberland
Completed painting projects at the Lackawanna Blind Association in Scranton
Packed food boxes for seniors at CEO’s Weinberg Food Bank in Pittston
Helped Patriots Cove in Noxen prepare for their fishing tournament by setting up tents, and performing outdoor maintenance
Built beds for distribution to local families in partnership with Sleep in Heavenly Peace in Plains
Deep cleaned and reorganized The Barn at Conestoga Pines in Lancaster after the end of their kids’ summer camp
Performed landscaping, wood splitting, and cleaning at South Mountain YMCA in Reinholds