Hydro One has launched its third annual Energizing Life Community Fund.
Applications are now being accepted and will be until January 31.
Jay Armitage is Vice President, Marketing and Communications and she says, “This fund gives $25,000 to municipalities, charitable organizations or Indigenous communities who are really doing incredible work in their communities to promote safety and wellbeing.”
Last year, 24 recipients received funding to provide meaningful and positive change in their communities.
The City of Dryden benefited from this fund a couple of years ago as they received $25,000 to build an accessible and gender-neutral change room in the pool.
Visit Hydro One’s Energizing Life Community Fund to apply.
To hear more from Jay Armitage about the program and its importance, visit the Audio link below:
