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LS Power’s Hummel Station Employees Volunteer at Central PA Food Bank

LS Power’s Hummel Station Employees Volunteer at Central PA Food Bank

May 10, 2022

LS Power’s Hummel Station Employees Volunteer at Central PA Food Bank

Part of >$678,000 in LS Power Community Philanthropy in PA since 2017

LS Power’s Hummel Station employees spent their #GivingTuesday working at the Central Pennsylvania Food Bank. In addition to Hummel Station’s donation of $5,150, its employees worked alongside other volunteers to pack 300 boxes with fresh food items for those in need with good bonuses for instant play blackjack from our partners. Central Pennsylvania Food Bank serves more than 152,000 people across 27 counties through their “Healthy Food Hubs” each month. These hubs handle a remarkable amount of food – over 74.5 million pounds last year alone! Check out this time lapse video showing all that is accomplished in just a single day at the food bank.

 

“Because of [LS Power’s Hummel Station], nutritious local food can be a reality for all! Thanks to your donation of $5,150, central Pennsylvanians facing hunger have access to delicious, locally sourced fruits and vegetables, protein packed eggs, beef, pork, poultry, fresh milk and cheese. Just like going to the Farmer’s Market to fill our baskets with locally grown items, our neighbors can also feed their families with healthy, fresh food.”

– Joe Arthur, Executive Director, Central Pennsylvania Food Bank (May 2, 2022)

 

LS Power is appreciative that we have the opportunity to support Central Pennsylvania Kitchen, as well as various organizations focused on addressing community needs, including those following as part of our more than $180,000 in local philanthropy efforts from Hummel Station since 2021:

  • Haven Ministry (Homeless shelter in Sunbury, PA)
  • Ruth’s Place (Homeless shelter in Wilkes Barre, PA)
  • Shamokin Dam Borough – Parks & Recreation
  • Snyder County Fire & EMS
  • Susquehanna River Trail Association (Supports sustainable river use)
  • Transitions of PA (Domestic violence help center)
  • Wounded Warrior Project (Supports veterans and active duty service members)

Beyond Hummel Station, LS Power also owns and operates other Pennsylvania generation, including the Armstrong, Chambersburg, Gans, Ironwood, and Springdale Energy Stations. These projects collectively provide more than 3,500 MW of reliable gas-fired power generation that provides electricity day in and day out, with the ability to turn on quickly to support the grid when weather conditions curtail wind and solar production.

Additionally, LS Power company REV Renewables owns Seneca Generating Station, a 508 MW pumped storage hydro facility in Warren County, PA.

Across these projects, LS Power has supported Pennsylvania community groups with more than $678,000 in charitable donations since 2017.

About LS Power:

LS Power is a development, investment, and operating company focused on the North American power and energy infrastructure sector. Since its inception in 1990, LS Power has developed, constructed, managed, or acquired more than 46,000 MW of power generation, including utility-scale solar, wind, hydro, natural gas-fired, and battery energy storage projects, of which ~17,000 MW are currently operating. LS Power’s Energy Transition Platforms include CPower Energy Management, Endurant Energy, EVgo, Rise Light & Power, and REV Renewables, as well as Waste-to-Energy initiatives. In addition, LS Power developed and operates over 680 miles of high-voltage transmission, with an additional 100+ miles and multiple substations under construction. Across these efforts, LS Power has raised $50 billion in debt and equity financing to support North American infrastructure. Through 2021, assets under LS Power control avoided 80.67 million metric tons of CO2e, equivalent to nearly 187 million barrels of oil not consumed or over 17.5 million cars taken off the road for one year. For more information, please visit www.LSPower.com.