Atlantic City Electric Employees Participate in National Volunteer Week Events

Employees volunteer service hours in the communities where they live and work
MAYS LANDING – Employees of Atlantic City Electric are celebrating National Volunteer Week (April 23-29) by participating in several employee-led South Jersey events.
“Our commitment to the community is very important to us,” said Vince Maione, Atlantic City Electric region president. “We are proud to support Volunteer Week activities and are thrilled so many of our employees participate in volunteer initiatives throughout the year to support numerous organizations in the communities we live and work.”
Atlantic City Electric employees participated in the following National Volunteer Week events:
• 4/22 – Clean Ocean Action Beach Sweeps, Atlantic City – Dozens of Atlantic City Electric employees, their family members and friends participated in Clean Ocean Action’s annual beach sweeps. Volunteers picked up debris littered across the beaches near Albany Avenue and recorded the quantity and types of debris found.
• 4/23 – Atlantic County Utilities Authority’s Earth Day Event, Egg Harbor Township – Approximately 50 Atlantic City Electric employees participated in the largest Earth Day Event in Atlantic County. The annual event promotes recycling, renewable energy and conservation. Atlantic City Electric volunteers provided attendees information on vegetation management, underground facility protection, clean energy programs, environmental initiatives, emergency management and safety, and information on energy assistance and efficiency, among other topics.
• 4/30 – March for Babies, Glassboro – Atlantic City Electric employees will support the March of Dimes by participating in its March for Babies Walk.
National Volunteer Week is an annual, nationwide celebration of people working to improve their communities through volunteer service. Atlantic City Electric and its parent company Exelon recognize National Volunteer Week by empowering employees to design their service projects and recruit others to participate. Projects will focus on education, environmental stewardship, diversity and inclusion, and community enrichment.
In addition to Atlantic City Electric, National Volunteer Week will include employee-led service projects from across the Exelon family of companies including: ComEd in Illinois, Constellation and BGE in Maryland, Pepco in Washington D.C., PECO in Pennsylvania, Delmarva Power in Delaware, and Exelon Generation and Exelon Business Services Company in the Midwest, Mid-Atlantic and Texas. This year, employees across Exelon will participate in more than 125 community service projects in April.
Atlantic City Electric is committed to supporting local organizations that provide care and assistance to its customers and partners with organizations through a strong company volunteer program. Atlantic City Electric annually supports more than 285 South Jersey organizations and its employees perform thousands of hours of volunteer work. Atlantic City Electric contributed more than $1 million to support local organizations in 2016. This includes the areas of business, children and youth, culture and the arts, education, environment, emergency and health and human services.
For more information about Atlantic City Electric, visit www.atlanticcityelectric.com.