Acciona makes large donations
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October 4, 2024

Acciona makes large donations

By From JT Staff Reports 

Acciona Energia recently donated more than $160,000 to a pair of charitable organizations that serve local residents in need. The energy company gave the Hope Center $86,000 and the Marysville Food Pantry $74,000. Pictured above at the Hope Center donation are, from left to right, Lorie Spain, Hope ...

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