The holiday season reminds us of what truly matters—family, community, and the opportunity to lift others up. This year, the UGI Energy Services team has demonstrated once again its dedication to making a meaningful difference for families and individuals across Pennsylvania.
The holiday season brings a unique kind of magic—cozy gatherings, glowing decorations, and the aromas of home-cooked favorites drifting through the house. But behind these traditions is something we often overlook: the energy that makes it all possible.
“For it is in giving that we receive.” – Saint Francis of Assisi
The holiday season is a time of festive cheer, twinkle lights, and time spent with family and friends. While we bask in the merriment of the season, we also enjoy the spirit of holiday giving.
UGI Energy Services was recently recognized as The Salvation Army's "Halo Donor" of 2023. This honor is given to a company or organization that has accepted and filled a large quantity of Angel Tree gift tags during the holiday season.
“The joy that you give to others is the joy that comes back to you.” – John Greenleaf Whittier
It’s the most wonderful time of the year! While the trees are trimmed, the lights are brightly shining, and as you look to finish your holiday shopping list – energy savings may not be the first thing on your mind. However, even during the holidays, it’s important to keep energy efficiency in mind, so that those twinkling lights and electronics don’t spike up the electric bill.
UGI Energy Services recently had another successful year participating in the Angel Tree Program. Our company had 100 tags split amongst Veterans, Seniors & children in our community. Each tag represents a person, and includes their Christmas wish list. By coming together for this cause, we were able to donate over 500 gifts to these 100 people. This year marked the 13th year of UGIES participating in the Angel Tree Program. We are so grateful for the generosity and kindness of employees for supporting others during this holiday season. Each year this program is organized by Heather Ayala, who goes above and beyond to assure it is a success.