Laurens Electric grant puts community park project in motion Leadership Simpsonville has officially broken ground on its project to refurbish Alder Park, putting a $2,000
Safety Coordinator Jacon Johnson paid forward $500 to Line Brother’s Keeper, a non-profit organization founded by a Journeyman Lineman who was injured on the job
A good blanket has amazing powers—warmth, comfort, a sense of security and sometimes much more. Last Christmas, just a few months after their dad succumbed
Kourtnee Henderson received a $2,500 scholarship for helping local students this summer, but the Simpsonville teen says her work in the community isn’t finished. Henderson,
A familiar face takes first place, and every rider helps a neighbor in need On Saturday, October 17, Laurens Electric Cooperative hosted its 2026 Annual
Field Service Technician Tina Clairmont paid forward $500 to Animal Allies, a low-cost spay and neuter clinic serving Upstate, South Carolina and surrounding areas. According
Laurens Electric Cooperative’s annual Motorcycle Run rolls out Saturday, October 10, 2026, from Harley-Davidson of Greenville, with $2,500 in cash prize drawings.
A Simpsonville nonprofit’s biggest fundraiser is helping children with autism and other neurodivergent abilities build skills, confidence and community — one pumpkin at a time.
Lineman Taylor Kelly paid forward $500 to Prisma Health Children’s Hospital–Upstate and Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Carolinas. “When my daughter, Parker, was in
Member Service Representative Jordan Payne paid forward $500 to Word of Life Ministries in Simpsonville for their women’s ministry, and the work they do to
Field Service Technician Bradley Taylor paid forward $500 to Upstate Backpack Blessings, which provides supplemental food bags for at-risk school children in our area. Bradley
Locate Supervisor David Wilson paid forward $500 to Thornwell, a non-profit ministry headquartered in Clinton and serving children and families in South Carolina, Georgia, and
