The program's purpose is to contribute to the community by providing limited financial support to the non-profit organizations to which Energen and subsidiary employees volunteer their time.
Jeff Baker, Alagasco construction mechanic - Leeds, received a $500 grant for the Springville High School varsity boys’ basketball team to purchase shoes for the players.
Terry Clayton, Alagasco measurement and control technician I - General Office, received a $500 grant to purchase team equipment for the Gadsden City High baseball team.
Wallace Jones, Alagasco operations supervisor – Montgomery, received a $500 grant for the Edgewood Academy baseball team to help purchase jerseys for the boys’ varsity baseball team.
Lynn Lovelady, Alagasco director enterprise applications - General Office, received a $500 grant for the Storm baseball team to assist in the purchase of team uniforms.
Wayne Nevels, Alagasco measurement and control technician III - Phenix City, received a $500 grant to help pay for uniforms for the Smith Station High School Diamond Club ninth grade baseball team.
Chris Rose, Alagasco, crewman - Birmingham Western Operations Center, received a $500 grant for the Pleasant Grove High School Baseball Boosters to purchase uniforms.
Bryan Rotenberry, Alagasco construction journeyman - Birmingham, received a $500 grant for the Hueytown Quarterback Club to purchase supplies for the field house and weight room.
Rob Wall, Alagasco construction journeyman - Birmingham, received a $500 grant for the Hueytown Middle School softball team to purchase equipment and uniforms.
Todd Kircus, Alagasco collector/dispatcher/storekeeper - Anniston, received a $500 grant for the Crush Girls softball team to equipment and uniforms.
Grants are awarded to employees who volunteer at least 40 hours a year to eligible organizations. Eligible organizations include schools, charitable, non-profit or community organizations that provide a public service.
