WBGZ Radio 12/20/2020 |
By Ross Pearson - WBGZ Radio
Phillips 66 has made contributions to River Bend area food banks and charities, as part of an ongoing $1-million campaign by the company across the United States and the United Kingdom. According to the company, national contributions to River Bend area organizations will total around $50,000.
Director of government and community affairs for the Phillips 66 Wood River Refinery Melissa Erker tells the Big Z, their employees have also been generous donating items in bends setup around the plant.
Community Hope Center in Cottage Hills, the Crisis Food Center in Alton, the Gled-Ed Pantry in Edwardsville and Operation Blessing in Wood River will all receive $12,500 each from Philips 66.
Phillips 66 gives $50,000 to Riverbend food banks
The Telegraph
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Phillips 66 Wood River Refinery volunteers collect donations from employees and their families at a drive-through company event. Show MoreShow Less
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Employees from the Phillips 66 Wood River Refinery recently delivered donations to Riverbend Family Ministries in Wood River. Show MoreShow Less
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Phillips 66 ios giving $50,000 to four Riverbend food pantries. Pictured are Wood River Refinery Director of Government and Community Affairs Melissa Erker and Community Hope Center Development Director Denise Ukena at Community Hope Center in Cottage Hills. Show MoreShow Less
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ROXANA Phillips 66 is giving $50,000 to four Riverbend food pantries as part of its gift of $1 million to 48 local food banks in the U.S. and the United Kingdom.
New glidescopes aid EMS treatment at AMH
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Tara Bellitto of Alton Memorial Hospital EMS demonstrates how to view the camera on the Glidescopes while the tube searches for an airway. Show MoreShow Less
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EMS personnel at Alton Memorial Hospital were eager to put the new Glidescopes on the fleet of ambulances. From left are Rusty Ingram, AMH director of Business Development; paramedic Thomas Reynolds; Jared Brooks; Tara Bellitto, Mike Akers; and EMS manager Jason Bowman. Show MoreShow Less
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ALTON Emergency Medical Service personnel at Alton Memorial Hospital can now give patients a bit more room with the hospital’s purchase of seven new Glidescopes.