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List of Donation Recipients for Positive Energy Campaign Positive Energy Community Campaign Orlando, January 18, 2021 List of donation recipients for Positive Contact for journalists Stacia Licona Energy Campaign 281-721-3402 stacia.licona@siemens- energy.com $10,000 Donation • Construction & Maintenance Education Foundation, La Porte, Texas • Dream It Do It Western New York Inc, Olean, New York • Robbinsville FIRST Robotics Team 2590, Robbinsville, New Jersey $7,500 Donation • Challenger Learning Center of the Twin Tier Region, Allegany, New York • Least of These Carolinas, Gastonia, North Carolina • Limbitless Solutions, Orlando, Florida • Olean Food Pantry, Olean, New York • Second Harvest Food Bank of Northwest NC, Winston-Salem, North Carolina • Simply Amazing, Winter Springs, Florida • The Foundation for Seminole County Public Schools, Sanford, Florida $5,000 Donation • AdventHealth Foundation of Central Florida, Orlando, Florida • Comfort House of Allegany County, Wellsville, New York • Corning Meals on Wheels, Inc., Corning, New York • Family Promise of Greater Orlando, Winter Park, Florida • Hire Heroes USA, Alpharetta, Georgia • ICNA Relief USA Programs, Orlando, Florida • Reagan's Journey, Ford City, Pennsylvania • Sheep Inc Health Care Center, Penn Hills, Pennsylvania • The Emerge Foundation, Baton Rouge, Louisiana • United Way of Marathon County, Wausau, Wisconsin Frei verwendbar Page 1 of 5 Press release $2,500 Donation • Allegheny Highlands Council, Boy Scouts of America, Falconer, New York • Cancer Services, Inc., Winton-Salem, North Carolina • Creative Enterprises, Cumming, Georgia • Down Syndrome Association of Central Florida, Winter Park, Florida • Family Promise of Northern New Castle County, Wilmington, Delaware • Florida Trail Association, Gainesville, Florida • Girl Scouts of Citrus Council, Orlando, Florida • Holy Ground Shelter for Homeless Inc, Riviera Beach, Florida • Horton's Kids, Washington, D.C. • Hummingbird Pantry INC, Titusville, Florida • iPrevail International Foundation, Oviedo, Florida • Orlando After-School All-Stars, Orlando, Florida • Reach Unlimited Inc, Cypress, Texas • RideAbility Therapeutic Riding Center, Inc., Clover, South Carolina • Riley Children's Foundation, Indianapolis, Indiana • Serenity's Grace Inc, Orlando, Florida • Single Moms Rising, Spring, Texas • Southeastern Guide Dogs, Inc., Palmetto, Florida • The Down Syndrome Association of Houston, Houston, Texas • The Greater Mount Airy Ministry of Hospitality, Mount Airy, North Carolina • The Guidehouse Foundation Inc., Denver, Colorado • The Teen Warehouse, Wilmington, Delaware • TRS Health Inc, Stafford, Texas • United Women For Change, Waxhaw, North Carolina • Veteran Companion Animal Services, Delaware, Ohio $1,000 Donation • 1 Body Outreach, Inc., Oviedo, Florida • Alpha Center, Fort Collins, Colorado • Epitome of Soul, Ridgewood, New Jersey • FamilyPoint Resources, Houston, Texas • Florida Symphony Youth Orchestras, Winter Park, Florida • Gem Dance and Company, Houston, Texas • Longs Peak Council, Boy Scouts of America, Greeley, Colorado Error! 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Page 2 of 5 Press release • Pet Rescue By Judy, Sanford, Florida • Pfeiffer Nature Center & Foundation, Portville, New York • Phenomenal Pearls Foundation, Houston, Texas • Richburg Colonial Library, Richburg, New York • Sorba Orlando, Maitland, Florida • Spay N Save Animal Clinic, Longwood, Florida • SPCA in Cattaraugus County, Olean, New York $650 Donation • ALS Association, Texas Chapter, Houston, Texas • American Cancer Society, Tampa, Florida • Annabel's Closet, Oviedo, Florida • Barnabas Aid, Lancaster, Pennsylvania • Boys & Girls Club of Central Florida, Orlando, Florida • Bridges of Light Foundation, Orlando, Florida • Carolina Thread Trail, Charlotte, North Carolina • Central Florida Community Arts, Orlando, Florida • Central Florida Society of Women Engineers, Maitland, Florida • Child Care Council of Greater Houston, Inc., Houston, Texas • Children's Resource Foundation, Spring, Texas • Community Hope Center, Kissimmee, Florida • Compassion United, Inc., Conroe, Texas • Concord Neighborhood Center, Indianapolis, Indiana • Cristo Rey Jesuit College Preparatory School, Houston, Texas • Diaz Music Institute, Kingwood, Texas • Dress for Success Houston, Houston, Texas • EcoAction Arlington Energy Masters, Arlington, Virginia • Elite Boxing Youth Champs INC, Oviedo, Florida • Encourager Church, Houston, Texas • Epilepsy Association, Orlando, Florida • Experiment in Self-Reliance (ESR), Winston-Salem, North Carolina • Food Bank for Larimer County, Loveland, Colorado • Food Bank of Central & Eastern North Carolina, Raleigh, North Carolina • Fuquay Varina Junior Women's Club, Fuquay Varina, North Carolina • Grune Heidi Farm Rescue, Lakeland, Florida Error! 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Page 3 of 5 Press release • Heart of New England Council Boy Scouts of America, Lancaster, Massachusetts • Houston PetSet, Houston, Texas • Infinite Hands Initiative, Friendswood, Texas • International Fringe Festival of Central Florida, Orlando, Florida • IRONBULL, Inc, Wausau, Wisconsin • JDRF Northern Florida Chapter, Winter Park, Florida • Keeping Families Connected, Inc, Indianapolis, Indiana • Kick Off For Kids, Orlando, Florida • Knox Community Hospital | Koko's Kid's Club, Mount Vernon, Ohio • Lakeshore Elementary PTO, Houston, Texas • Latisha's House Foundation, Inc., Orlando, Florida • Leaders in Energy, Arlington, Virginia • Life Support Cares, Hattiesburg, Mississippi • Lupus Foundation of America, Florida Chapter, Boynton Beach, Florida • Lutheran Counseling Services, Winter Park, Florida • Nona Soccer CARES Foundation, Inc, Orlando, Florida • One Heart for Women and Children, Orlando, Florida • Orlando City Youth Soccer, Sanford, Florida • Orlando Science Center, Orlando, Florida • Poinciana Cricket Club, Kissimmee, Florida • Restoration Destination, Pahokee, Florida • Shower Power Inc, Flowood, Mississippi • Society of Petroleum Engineers - Gulf Coast, Houston, Texas • Summer Adventure in Learning (SAIL), Jefferson, Texas • Texas 4000 for Cancer, Austin, Texas • Theatre Under The Stars, Houston, Texas • The Chill Foundation, Burlington, Vermont • The Houston Cecilia Chamber Choir, Houston, Texas • The Keri Anne DeMott Foundation, Orlando, Florida • The Montrose Center, Houston, Texas • The Mothers Group Inc., Tulsa, Oklahoma • The Scott Coopersmith Stroke Awareness Foundation, Oviedo, Florida • UCP of Central Florida, Orlando, Florida • Womens Energy Network Boston Inc, Boston, Massachusetts • YMCA of Central Florida, Orlando, Florida Error! 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