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March 12, 2003
PITTSBURGH - The Homeless Children's Education Fund has earned a $10,000 Community Impact Award, an award sponsored by Dominion Peoples.
In the eighth annual award competition, Dominion awarded $60,000 to eight winners selected by a panel of judges from 51 nominations submitted by organizations throughout western Pennsylvania. The award recognizes cities or community groups that have made a major impact in the community. Grant funds come from the Dominion Foundation.
The Homeless Children's Education Fund works to so that homeless children in the Pittsburgh area has access to the same educational materials as other children. The fund provides computers to local shelters so that homeless children can learn educational software and the Internet.
"We are proud of the outstanding efforts of all the people involved in these award-winning projects," said Jay L. Johnson, president and chief executive officer. "Their work goes a long way in revitalizing our communities and making them better places in which to live, work and play."
Other Community Impact Award winners include:
Dominion has a diversified and integrated energy portfolio consisting of about 24,000 megawatts of generation. Dominion also serves more than 3.8 million franchise natural gas and electric customers in five states. For more information about Dominion, visit the company's Web site at www.dom.com.
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