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We Are UGI: Committed to Damage Prevention
Over the spring and summer, UGI’s Pipeline and Public Safety Team attended multiple “Touch a Truck” events to help spread the word about natural gas safety and calling 811 before you dig. Touch
Trick or Treat Safety Tips This Halloween
Trick or Treating is one of the best parts of Halloween night! However, there’s a fine line between trick or treating fun and safety concerns – especially when out on the road or walking i
We Are UGI: Volunteering with Lancaster Science Factory
UGI’s long-standing support of public education focuses on early childhood literacy, career awareness and STEM-related programs. Recently, a group of UGI Engineers planned a volunteer outing in part
We Are UGI: How One UGI Utilities Dispatcher is Actively Involved in Her Community
Our Company and employees dedicate time and resources on community efforts in the areas of education, community development, disaster response, and the environment. Throughout the duration of the COVI
We Are UGI – Making a Difference In Our Communities
Raymond Bowman recently volunteered for Wyoming Valley United Way’s “Day of Caring,” which is a day to give community members a hands-on experience of the work nonprofits do. The day also allows
Recognizing Our Employees Who Make a Difference in Our Communities.
Since 1882, UGI has been committed to supporting the communities we serve through support of key focus areas, including education, disaster response, community outreach, and the environment. Recently,
UGI Acknowledges the Importance of Women’s Rights and Diversity in the Workplace
UGI Utilities honors International Women’s Day (IWD) on March 8, a global day celebrating the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women. International Women’s Day 2022 focuses
UGI Employees Ready to Roll Up Their Sleeves in Support of the United Way’s Annual Day of Caring
Throughout September, UGI volunteers are once again supporting the United Way’s annual Day of Caring community events. UGI employees are assisting community organizations with a range of projects; f
Celebrating 30 Years of Children’s Literacy Support
Thirty years ago, UGI announced its partnership with Reading Is Fundamental (RIF) an organization that prepares and motivates children to read by delivering free books and literacy resources to childr
We Are UGI – National Volunteer Week
Julie Steiner, who works in UGI’s Middletown office, was recently a volunteer at the Central Pennsylvania Food Bank, assisting in packing boxes for distribution to families experiencing food insecur
UGI Celebrates National Volunteer Week
UGI employees continued their long-tradition of giving back to their local communities during April’s National Volunteer Week. UGI’s commitment to supporting its local communities hasn’t
UGI Supports Diversity in STEM at Penn State Harrisburg
UGI Utilities recently made a gift of $300,000 to Penn State Harrisburg to support educational equity and diversity in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) education. A $250,000 donation,
UGI Advances its Belonging, Inclusion, Diversity & Equity Imperative
Launched in 2020, UGI’s Belonging, Inclusion, Diversity & Equity (BIDE) Imperative aligns UGI’s core values of safety, integrity, respect, responsibilities, reliability, and excellence with
We Are UGI: Supporting Girl Scouts
Amanda Myzick, who works in UGI’s Wilkes-Barre area, has 42 years of Girl Scout experience. She began as a Brownie and moved her way up to be a Junior and a Cadette/Senior Scout. Amanda was awarded
We Are UGI: Celebrating Our Engineers
National Engineers Week is celebrated February 21-27, 2021. Each year, this week calls attention to the contributions engineers make to our society and raises awareness about the role they play in man
We Are UGI: Donating to Save Lives
January is National Blood Donor Month, which is the perfect time to resolve to be a regular blood donor and help save lives. UGI employee Denise Yost regularly donates blood through the Central Pennsy