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Citrus County’s First Ever National Night Out at The Inverness Depot District had FREE family fun, games, food, activities, and all sorts of entertainment! We were able to meet local community partners and help us raise crime awareness
UpdatedFri, Jul 16, 2021 at 4:13 pm ET
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Duke Energy wants to expand diversity in the energy workforce by designating $734,00 worth of grants for training to minorities and women. (Skyla Luckey | Patch )
FLORIDA Duke Energy is investing $734,000 worth of grants across the state that will help students of minority communities and women to prepare for employment in the energy sector, according to a news release. These grants support vital programs and help develop a diverse workforce needed to strengthen our communities and economies today and in the future. Melissa Seixas, Duke Energy Florida state president, said.
One of this year s recipients is the University of South Florida and its Call Me MISTER initiative aimed at increasing the number of Black male teachers in local elementary schools. The university is receiving a $50,000 grant from Duke.
Duke Energy awards $650K in education-related grants in Florida
The grants will be directed to 23 programs across the state.
The Duke Energy Foundation is awarding $653,000 in educational grants directed to students and educators in Florida.
The utility-powerhouse will award grants to 23 nonprofits in an effort to enhance educational programs focused on science, technology, engineering and math (STEM), as well as diversity, equity and inclusion awareness.
“Building a brighter future begins with providing students with the best education and opportunities for success,”
Melissa Seixas, Duke Energy Florida president, said in a news release. “These grants are an investment in our communities and will strengthen and support those who are educating our next generation.”