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Our Iowa team has been busy spreading holiday cheer by supporting non-profit organizations in their communities.

Each year the Decorah, Iowa, team volunteers at the Clayton County Food Shelf in St. Olaf, Iowa, to pack 225 holiday meal kits for people in need. 

Our crew in Newton, Iowa, helps with the annual St. Nick’s Christmas Club project, a program established in 1988 to ensure children in Jasper County, Iowa, have a happy Christmas. This year our team wrapped gifts for 370 children.

As part of this project, our Iowa Extended Leadership Team (ELT) donated a bicycle for a 7-year-old boy who asked for one on his wish list. The boy currently has a pacemaker and is waiting for a heart transplant.

Our Dubuque, Iowa, team volunteered to help with Reflections in the Park, a drive-through Christmas light event that supports Hillcrest Family Services. The agency supports more than 30,000 people each year through educational, counseling and health services. This is always a fun event as our employees get to greet the customers who come to the park.

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Positive Energy

  • Our team in Laramie, Wyoming, banded together for the holidays and donated a box of toys for the Toys for Tots program. Toys for Tots is a nonprofit organization that has provided toys to children in need during the holidays for more than 75 years and has supported over 281 million children to…
  • On Wednesday, Dec. 21, our technicians volunteered their evening to run the concession stand during the Coulter Celebration of Lights in Mountain Home, Arkansas. The Mountain Home technicians served approximately 400 people who were eagerly waiting their turn for a picture with Santa and Mrs.…
  • The Arkansas team hosted the Springdale Chamber of Commerce Morning Brew, a networking breakfast, at the NorthWest Arkansas Community College (NWACC) - Washington County campus. Chad Kinsley, vice president of gas operations in Fayetteville, announced that this year Black Hills Energy completed a…
  • It's estimated that about 13 million tons of plastic and debris are dumped into the ocean yearly. A 2015 study found that at some point, 52% of the world's sea turtles have consumed plastic. To help combat these disturbing facts, one student in O’Neill, Nebraska, organized a school-wide recycling…