L-R: Jake Thomas, Union Power manager of marketing and energy services; Elizabeth Carpenton, Keith Adams, and Carrie Stroud, Union Power vice president - communications and marketing.
Common Heart
Common Heart is a small nonprofit organization dedicated to creating a revolution of kindness by delivering groceries and hope to its community. Their goal each day is to eradicate food insecurity and eliminate generational poverty. Executive Director Keith Adams shared, “This will make a huge difference in helping us serve even more in our community.” The grant provided helps Common Heart with this mission.
Christina Olmstead, executive director.
HealthQuest
HealthQuest of Union County is dedicated to improving the health of its community through their mission of assisting those who cannot afford prescription medications. Because of the grant provided by UPCF, HealthQuest is able to specifically support their diabetic clients and provide prescription supplies they may need, such as continuous glucose monitors, diabetic testing supplies, insulin, and more.
L-R: Susanne McCarver, Heather Britt, Traci Mattera, Kristen Hendrick, development manager.
Atrium Health Hospice & Palliative Care
Atrium Health Hospice & Palliative Care in Union County affirms the beauty of life by providing compassionate and holistic care to individuals and their loved ones who are living with a life-limiting illness. With the grant provided by UPCF, Atrium Health Hospice & Palliative Care can offer care and/or room and board to patients who require financial assistance for their services.
Committed to our communities
We are pleased to recognize organizations that engage, encourage, and empower the communities we serve. UPCF remains committed to supporting our local communities through these strategic partnerships. For more information on how you can give or apply for a grant, visit upcf.org.
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