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Line Superintendent Alan Pitts paid forward $500 to a co-op member who not only lost power during Hurricane Helene, but who also lost his wife.

Cashier Mariana Herrera paid forward $500 to the Greenville Humane Society in memory of her Yorkie Named Candy, who she lost earlier this year. The

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

System Controller Bakinka Bailey paid forward $500 to Terry Wilkins of Spartanburg, to help with expenses for his upcoming kidney transplant. On Wilkins’ GoFundMe page,