The Give Back to Schools initiative was established in 2010 and, currently, Southeast Gas has given over $1.8 million through the program.
Southeast Gas announced a gift of $133,000 to 20 public school systems in Alabama for its Give Back to Schools initiative.DOTHAN, Ala. - Southeast Gas announced a gift of $133,000 to 20 public school systems in Alabama for its Give Back to Schools initiative.
The program, which gives money to public schools based on how much natural gas those schools use, works with superintendents in each school system to determine how the funds will be used. “Most of my life has been spent serving others - through my own time as a band director for Enterprise City Schools, as a City Councilman, and for the past several years as Enterprise Mayor,” Southeast Gas Board Chair and Enterprise Mayor William E. Cooper said in a web statement.
Southeast Gas awarded funds to Andalusia City Schools, Butler County Schools, Coffee County Schools, Covington County Schools, Crenshaw County Schools, Dale County Schools, Daleville City Schools, Dothan City Schools, Elba City Schools, Enterprise City Schools, Eufaula City Schools, Henry County Schools, Houston County Schools, Lowndes County Schools, Opp City Schools, Ozark City Schools, Pike County Schools, Pike Road Schools, Russell County Schools and Troy City Schools.
Along with funds provided to the schools, Southeast Gas also awards scholarships to public high school seniors through its Community Service Scholarship, which gave $1500 to each of the 25 recipients last year.and receive the latest local news and weather straight to your email every morning. Get instant notifications on top stories from News 4 by downloading our
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