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DOMINION DONATES $250,000 TO AID HOMELESS, WOUNDED VETERANS AND MILITARY FAMILIES
The Dominion Foundation has announced that Community Service Alliance will be one of two $25,000 grant recipients in Northeast Ohio, funding which will assist military veterans and their families. The grant will be used by Community Service Alliance to support our efforts to launch Sacrament House.
The second Northeast Ohio grant recipient is the Valor Home in Akron, sponsored by Family and Community Services of Portage. The grant announcement was made at a special event commemorating veterans and their service to our country, held on Thursday, November 10 at the Habitat for Humanity of Summit County in Akron, OH. Community Service Alliance extends its heartfelt appreciation to the Dominion Foundation for their continued support of our mission.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
November 9, 2011
Company Dominion Resources Inc.
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Media Daisy Pridgen, (804) 771-6115, Daisy.Pridgen@dom.com
Le-Ha Anderson, (703) 796-9308, Le-Ha.Anderson@dom.com
Bonita B. Harris (757) 857-2700, Bonita.B.Harris@dom.com
DOMINION DONATES $250,000 TO AID HOMELESS, WOUNDED VETERANS AND MILITARY FAMILIES
• 10 organizations in six states each receive $25,000
• Dominion employs more than 1,200 veterans across 14 states
