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Two nonprofit organizations recently benefitted from FirstEnergy Foundation support. The IM ABLE Foundation in Wyomissing, Pa., received a $5,000 FirstEnergy Foundation check. IM ABLE’s mission is to remove obstacles that keep people with challenges on the sidelines, providing them access to programs and equipment tailored to their needs and a community of all abilities to…

Once again, FirstEnergy employees enthusiastically volunteered for United Way Day of Caring events by participating in a variety of service projects. As always, our volunteers made a significant difference in communities throughout our service territory. A few JCP&L employees volunteered at the Lunch Break Soup Kitchen in Red Bank. They sorted donated food and served…

When reflecting on Hurricane Sandy, one of the images that stands out for JCP&L’s Joe Hildebrandt was of the Casino Pier Ferris Wheel in Seaside Heights, N.J., being swallowed up by the Atlantic Ocean. “It was something I will never forget,” recalled Joe, a 40-year veteran of the company who spent 20 years as a line worker…

Reports third quarter 2022 GAAP earnings of $0.58 per share and operating (non-GAAP) earnings of $0.79 per share, at top end of guidance range Updates full-year GAAP guidance; affirms 2022 operating guidance with expected performance in the upper half of the range FirstEnergy Corp. (NYSE: FE) today reported third quarter 2022 GAAP earnings of $334…

Each October, Careers in Energy Week helps to increase awareness about rewarding careers in the energy industry. As we celebrate Careers in Energy Week from Oct. 17-21, we’re proud to recognize the many employees who work in the field and behind-the-scenes to deliver the power our customers depend on each day Among those with energy…

Ohio employees in FirstEnergy Utilities’ newly implemented line worker apprentice program are off to a strong start – and ready to get their careers off the ground. This FE Forward initiative announced last spring is helping the company address labor shortages in rural areas where our utilities have had difficulty attracting talent or have experienced…

The sign outside the Mountain Center – a former elementary school turned community center in the Poconos Mountain town of Tobyhanna, Pa. – welcomes families to “The One Stop That Stops the Runaround.” The center, located in Met-Ed’s Monroe County service area, houses numerous children’s and family service providers under a single roof. St. Luke’s…