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IT System Administrator Julio Barrientos paid forward $500 to The Dream Center, a faith-based 501(c)3 non-profit helping those in need in Easley and surrounding Upstate

Line Crew Leader Kevin Dyal paid forward $500 to Ware Shoals First Baptist Church’s Benevolence Fund in memory of his father-in-law David Hodges, who was Chairman

Accounts Payable Administrator Betty Beaty paid forward $500 to New Prospect Baptist Church Women’s Missionary Society. Betty said, “We are a small church with a

Lineman Jordan Gaines paid forward $500 to Hickory Tavern Elementary School to help them build a new playground. According to School Librarian Claudia John, the Hickory

About the time Matt Smith, Energy Programs Specialist, was pondering how to pay forward $500 as November’s recipient of the LEC employee Pay It Forward

Don Roy, LEC’s Manager of Technical Services, paid forward $500 to the Fountain Inn Kids Enrichment Center, or FIKE. FIKE is a non-profit after-school service

Plant Accountant Sheila Drown paid forward $500 to the Laurens County Safe Home, a non-profit agency that serves victims of domestic violence in Abbeville, Laurens

System Engineer David Stevenson paid forward $500 to the Laurens County Safe Home, a non-profit agency that serves victims of domestic violence in Abbeville, Laurens

Lineman Justin Brock paid forward $500 to the American Cancer Society. Justin made the donation “in honor of my Granny Josie Lollis and in memory

Field Services Dispatcher Donna Harbin paid forward $500 to the Prisma Health–Upstate Children’s Hospital’s Facility Dog Program. The Canine F.E.T.C.H. (Friends Encouraging Therapeutic Coping and

Lineman Cody Southern paid forward $500 to the Hejaz Shriners of Upstate South Carolina on behalf of the Hillbilly Clan # 2, a sideline degree

Staking Technician Karla Lowe paid forward $500 to Laurens Electric’s chapter of WIRE – or Women Involved in Rural Electrification – a community service organization