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Duke Energy Foundation announced that it, together with Duke Energy and its employees, has invested $33.8 million since 2016 to support community resilience, emergency preparedness and disaster relief.

Duke Energy Foundation and the Tampa Bay Rays announced a $82,000 donation to help customers across Florida pay their energy bills.

Qualified South Carolina nonprofits can now apply for Duke Energy Foundation grants up to $20,000 to fund existing programs that help make the necessary repairs that enable households to become eligible for energy efficiency improvements and long-term cost savings.

Nineteen programs are receiving Duke Energy Foundation grants to help bolster the natural environment of North Carolina communities through vegetation enhancement, cleanup initiatives and improvements to natural spaces.

Duke Energy and Duke Energy Foundation awarded $255,000 to 20 organizations focused on attracting businesses to the state, supporting Florida’s economy and developing workforce talent. In the last five years, Duke Energy and Duke Energy Foundation have provided $1.98 million in grants to organizations in Florida in support of economic development.

Duke Energy Foundation announced $789,000 to support 23 Florida colleges, universities and education programs that are creating a pipeline of skilled workers who will help meet the energy industry’s growing workforce needs.

As summer heat ramps up, Duke Energy Foundation has awarded $400,000 to agencies that connect customers in need with utility assistance.

Duke Energy Foundation has awarded $1.5 million to nearly 120 government agencies and nonprofits to fund severe weather preparedness ahead of the 2025 storm season.

Twenty government agencies and nonprofits are receiving Duke Energy Foundation grants of $25,000 to fund severe weather preparedness measures.

As storm season approaches, Duke Energy has activated efforts to help Florida customers and communities prepare for hurricanes and other emergencies.