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COVID-19 Heroes: Supporting Care Givers and People Needing Help

Countless companies and people of the energy supply chain continue to generously step forward to contribute their time, talents, resources and technology to help people in their communities and care givers cope with the severe disruptions to lives and livlihoods caused by COVID-19. Here are some shining examples of their commitment to their communities during the coronavirus crisis. If you have a story to suggest or feedback to share, please let us know using the page at this link.

  • U.S. Pipeline, Inc. Gives Food to Needy in West Virginia
  • Baker Hughes Brings Its Formidable Technology for Times of Crisis
  • Primoris Services Corporation Supports COVID-19 First Responders
  • Michels Corp. Donates Laptops for Students' Online Learning
  • Henkels & McCoy Feeds the Hospital Night Shift
  • UGI Leadership Team and Board Members to Donate $350,000 to Pennsylvania Food Banks
  • Cabot Oil & Gas Corporation's Community Contributions During COVID-19
  • UGI Energy Services Develops Virtual Food Drives in Partnership With Area Food Banks
  • SleevesUp - ArmsOut: UGI Energy Services Partners With American Red Cross on "Powered to do More" Program
  • Caterpillar Commits $8.5M to Global COVID-19 Response Efforts
  • ExxonMobil Contributions to Houston-Area Food Banks to Provide One Million Meals
  • How Baker Hughes Brought a 1960s ventilator back to fight COVID-19
  • Packs For Hunger Receives $20,000 Donation From XTO Energy
  • ExxonMobil donating 160K gallons of hand sanitizer



  • Henkels & McCoy Feeds the Hospital Night Shift



    H&M-FoodBank.jpg Henkels & McCoy Pipeline Division is donating meals to a local Pennsylvania hospital Saturday and Sunday. H&M Pipeline Division's Facilities East Operations Manager Bobby Nelms partnered with a local catering company to provide donated meals to hospital caregivers.

    Through a mutual connection Bobby was able to speak to the lead nurse in the Emergency Room, who said that the night shift misses out on all the donations. So along with the caterer, Henkels & McCoy committed to providing meals to those folks. Fifty healthy meals were provided to workers during each of the 2 days.

    Henkels & McCoy was also applauded for feeding approximately 100 medical and healthcare professionals at the Wetzel County, WV Hospital. It was very much appreciated. The group picture is from the Wetzel County Hospital Facebook page.


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