The Duke Energy Foundation is investing $45,800 in three North Carolina organizations to help veterans transition from military service to civilian careers. The funding supports programs that provide training, credentials, and job placement services for veterans, including statewide expansion of career connections, workforce development for homeless veterans, and scholarships for Marines pursuing short-term training. These efforts aim to remove barriers and create clearer career pathways, recognizing veterans' valuable skills and contributions. This grant is part of Duke Energy's America250 initiative, which supports community projects across six states to mark America's 250th anniversary.
Regulated electric and gas utilities in the U.S. provide reliable dividend income due to stable, state-regulated cash flows. A $90,000 investment split among NextEra Energy, Southern Company, and Duke Energy can yield $2,727 annually, with dividends ...
The Duke Energy Foundation awarded $30,000 to South Carolina nonprofits Upstate Warrior Solution and Hidden Wounds to support job readiness and workforce development programs for veterans across eight counties. This funding is part of the America250 ...
The Duke Energy Foundation is granting $50,000 to five Florida nonprofits as part of its America250 initiative to support veterans transitioning to civilian life. The funds will help provide job readiness skills, resources, and connections for vetera...
The Duke Energy Foundation is investing over $250,000 through its America250 initiative to support veterans transitioning to civilian careers. The funding includes 20 grants to nonprofits across Duke Energy's six-state service area and a $25,000 inve...
