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Instead of drawing an employee’s name for the August Pay It Forward funds, Laurens Electric contributed $500 to its women’s charitable group, WIRE, to support

Lineman Justin Smith paid forward $500 to Bridging the Gap Advocacy Community Center serving Laurens County. The 501(c) (3) non-profit organization aims to assist children and

Human Resources department’s Danaija Simpson paid forward $500 in snacks and drinks to Straight Street Youth Center in Laurens. The center is open Friday and

Line Crew Supervisor Alan “Maybell” Mason paid forward $500 to Shriners Hospitals for Children in Greenville. Shriners Children’s recently celebrated their 100th year. According to

Contract Superintendent Jason Snyder paid forward $500 to Laurens District 55 schoolteacher Melisande Gillespie and her family. Melisande has been in Cardiovascular ICU at MUSC since

Field Services Technician Rickey Roberson paid forward $250 each to Miracle Hill Alumni Ministries and Spartanburg Regional Foundation’s Hospice Special Needs Fund. Miracle Hill Ministries

Lineman Preston Gilbert paid forward $500 to the Huntington’s Disease Society of America in honor of his mother. According to hdsa.org, Huntington’s disease is a fatal genetic disorder

Member Service Representative Lesley Cadden paid forward $500 to Meals On Wheels (MOW) Greenville County. The service MOW provides is deeply personal to Lesley and

Lineman Todd Rush paid forward $500 to Amie Evans of Clinton to help with Christmas and household expenses following the tragic death of her husband