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Scheme to identify talent in South East London and Newcastle 'important step social mobility journey'
Midwest Electric members donate $17,200 to 19 local causes Courtesy photo ST. MARYS – Midwest Electric recently donated $17,200 to 19 west-central Ohio charities and community projects through the cooperative’s Community Connection Fund. Thanks to the 89% of members who round up their electric bill and donate to this fund, Midwest Electric has provided $1,200,114 to 1,030 local charitable causes since 1998. The latest recipients of grants include: • Cancer Association of Mercer County, Mercer County; $250 for an air purifier and filters • Marion Catholic Community, Mercer County; $75...
Midwest Electric members donate $17,200 to 19 local causes via the co-opâs Community Connection Fund Information submitted Midwest Electric donated to Portal 2:20 Teen Center. (Photo submitted) Midwest Electric donated to Ohio City Warrior Trail. (Photo submitted) Midwest Electric donated to YMCA. (Photo submitted) • • • ST MARYS, OH — Midwest Electric recently donated $17,200 to 19 west-central Ohio charities and community projects through the cooperative’s Community Con...
Midwest Electric donates to area organizations ST. MARYS — Midwest Electric Cooperative recently donated $17,200 to 19 West Central Ohio charities and community projects. Invincible Fire Company in Spencerville received $3,000 for a SCBA breathing air compressor to fill air tanks and upgrade truck equipment to fill air packs on the scene. Other Allen County entities benefitting from Midwest Electric’s donations include: • Coleman Professional Services, Allen County, $1,000 to purchase a commercial stove to prepare meals. • Lima Allen County Neighborhoods in Partnership, $1,000 to purc...
IPG’s Jed Hallam leads new industry forum for working-class adlanders Common People: was a hit for Sheffield indie band Pulp in 1995 IPG's Jed Hallam is leading a new industry forum for working-class people in adland. The group, called Common People, aims to reduce barriers to entry for people from working-class backgrounds, assist with career development and be a space where people can share their career journeys as a source of inspiration. Hallam who attended a comprehensive school in the ex-mining village of Swanwick in Derbyshire has been engaging in private conversations about his jou...