Duke Energy Foundation donates to Greater Florence Chamber’s Building Bridges program

Paul Felker, Executive Director of the Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce in Arizona
Paul Felker, Executive Director of the Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce in Arizona
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The Duke Energy Foundation made a donation to the Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce’s Building Bridges Diversity and Leadership program, according to an announcement on Apr. 6. Mindy Higgs Taylor, Director of Government & Community Relations at Duke Energy, presented the check last week.

The Building Bridges project aims to help the Greater Florence community address diverse issues by changing attitudes and hearts through education and situational awareness. The initiative is part of ongoing efforts in the area to promote inclusivity and leadership development.

The Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce operates as a community business organization that serves the Florence area in Arizona, according to the official website. The chamber contributes to community engagement by promoting local tourism and supporting businesses in the region according to its official website.

In addition, the chamber works to advance economic growth and prosperity through education, advocacy, and collaboration for both businesses and residents according to its official website. Resources offered include a member directory and networking events designed to support local businesses as reported by its official site.

Paul Felker has held the position of executive director for the Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce according to its official website.

This donation reflects continued partnerships between local organizations aiming for greater diversity awareness and economic growth in Florence.



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