Our employees volunteer thousands of hours in the communities we serve, and we as a company love adding to those contributions whenever possible.
This summer, we sponsored the Gering 13U team as they competed in the 2021 Midwest Plains Babe Ruth Regional Tournament, in Bemidji, Minnesota. Operations team members Jeff, and Jordan both volunteer their time and talents to the team. Both men have sons who play on the team.
The tournament consisted of 12 teams from seven different states, and the Gering team did very well, making it to the semifinals.
We are proud of the Gering 13U team and glad we could support them.
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Keeping our hands clean is one of the most important steps we can all take to stay safe during these times. But it can be a challenge when our team is out on the job, especially with hand sanitizer hard to come by. Thankfully, our crew is in good (clean) hands. Peter Hilsabeck, Civil and… -
First responders in our communities need hand sanitizer to stay safe, but it’s not easy to find. Our own teammate Todd King is also the Wood River Fire Chief, and knew we had to do something to help. Todd worked with Pacha Soaps in nearby Hastings, Neb. to get 60 gallons of commercial grade hand… -
When Nemaha County Hospital in Auburn, Nebraska put out a call for desperately needed face masks, our Black Hills Energy team knew we wanted to help. Black Hills Energy’s own Ruth Hietbrink is also president of the Sterling American Legion Auxiliary Unit 140 and quickly reached out to the group to… -
Lincoln, Neb. — April 22, 2020 — A community is woven together by the strengths and gifts that its residents share with each other to make their hometowns a great place. Much of that great work is done by unsung heroes who volunteer countless hours to help those in need or roll up their sleeves to…