Santa’s elves in our Blytheville, Arkansas, Division have been working to make this a Christmas to remember for several local children.
Our team adopted three anonymous “angels” off the Blytheville Elementary School’s Angel Tree for children in need. The goal was to spend $100 for each child but the Blythville Division made sure to exceed that amount. As a result, they were able to purchase both wants and needs for each child.
A big thank you to all of our Black Hills Energy employees who help make the holidays happier for others.
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. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter, YouTube, and Pinterest for more!
Positive Energy
-
Wyodak Mine employees Linda, Jenni and Virginia recently completed a 5K run/walk in Gillette, Wyoming, to raise awareness of spinal cord injury. September is National Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Month. The run/walk in Gillette was also a fundraiser for Danny Keiderling, a local welding instructor… -
We participated in the Orthman Area Community YMCA’s annual Transportation Celebration in Lexington, Nebraska, on Sept. 24. Clayton, a welder, and Jason, supervisor of gas operations, manned a station where kids and adults alike were able to try their hand at pipe fitting and see one of our… -
Arkansas team members were invited to don pink hardhats and turn the soil to celebrate the first phase of construction at Grace Farms in Centerton, Arkansas. Grace Farms is the latest venture of Saving Grace, a nonprofit organization that provides safe housing and guidance for young women ages 18… -
Employees had a blast during our sponsorship day at the Farmer’s Market in Rapid City, South Dakota, this summer. The event gave our staff a chance to discuss energy efficiency with our customers and share information about our rebate programs. “Many of our customers wanted to talk about…