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When things get hot in Arkansas, our team steps up to offer come relief
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It gets hot in Arkansas in the summer months. Our teams there know that and understand that people often need help combating the temps. 

In May, the Harrison team collected and donated 24 fans during the Ozark Center of Hope Fan Drive in Mountain Home. Employees made donations as well as company contractor, Savage Plumbing. 

Ozark Center of Hope helps families in crisis situations by helping with utility assistance, housing, personal care items and spiritual counseling. The donated fans will be given to people in need in the Mountain Home and surrounding rural communities. 

We partner with our communities and customers, providing the kind of energy that fuels those areas and the lives of those we serve. Feel free to share the stories and photos. Make sure to tag us on FacebookInstagram, LinkedIn and Twitter.

Positive Energy

  • Members of our Fayetteville, Arkansas, team celebrated St. Patrick’s Day with a “green” activity: picking up trash along Armstrong Avenue. Armstrong Avenue is the road that leads to our Fayetteville Operations Center. Those participating in the cleanup were all employees of Fayetteville operations…
  • Through our partnership with local South Dakota schools, the LivingWise school-based education program helps students discover ways to use energy more efficiently while they learn about energy conservation and cost savings. By participating in the education program, students receive an efficiency…
  • Employees of the Harrison, Arkansas, division recently pooled their resources to purchase an entire shopping cart of Easter candy for local foster children. This donation was given to The Call in Baxter County and placed in baskets to be distributed Easter morning to the foster children. The Call…
  • Our Ozark division continued its tradition of supporting Arkansas Run for the Fallen, an annual event that honors Arkansas service members who have died while serving on active duty since Sept. 11, 2001. Runners began the 155-mile run in Ozark, Arkansas, on March 17. Robert Irvin, a lead…