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For several years, we have been fortunate to serve our Indiana and Michigan communities. As neighbors, we believe it is important to contribute to the communities we live and work in.
Through the American Electric Power Foundation, we invest each year in numerous community organizations. Many of which are focused on STEM education, families, housing, youth and more.
"Building" a bridge between generations - that's the hope for Michigan's twin cities. The only difference? The physical bridge is already in place but that doesn't rule out two construction projects that broke ground in late June to help do the job.
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From partnerships to I&M staff volunteering their time, our passion for service in any of our 160-plus communities is evident. As summer went by in the blink of an eye, we look back on the communities we served and where our team put boots on the ground to lend a neighbor a hand.
The start of a new school year brings a rush of things to do before the first bell rings. Thanks to a special lightning bug, a bit of brightness was added to one of those items at a recent back-to-school event.
For many, the opportunity to take a school field trip was unforgettable. Larger class sizes, coordinating transportation and other associated costs have often pushed these ventures out of reach for today's students - until now.
Organized by the South Bend Education Foundation, the annual August Back-to-School Bash allowed educators to visit the Teacher Store, presented by the AEP Foundation, for their classroom essentials. This year’s Teacher Store assisted 104 SBCSC teachers with supplies and materials.
Fort Wayne’s Super Shot Clinic hosted families needing required back-to-school immunizations at an event to kick off the upcoming school year. The first 100 children to receive their vaccination at this event claimed a free backpack with school supplies, funded by the AEP Foundation.
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