PLAINFIELD, Ind. — The Duke Energy Foundation has awarded 20 grants totaling more than $250,000 to Indiana-based organizations undertaking a wide range of environmental initiatives across the state. The money will enhance Indiana parks, protect vulnerable habitats, support clean water, and expand outdoor recreational and educational opportunities.
Stan Pinegar, president of Duke Energy Indiana said, “From planting trees to creating community gardens and nature trails, we hope to make a positive impact through meaningful and sustainable projects that make Indiana a desirable and vibrant place to live.”
Over the last five years, the Duke Energy Foundation has awarded more than 70 grants totaling nearly $1 million to Hoosier organizations for projects that support environmental stewardship.
This year, grants were awarded to 20 Indiana-based organizations including local recipients …
- City of Seymour (Jackson County) $10,000 for tree planting near Freeman Field Recreational Complex
- Decatur County Community Foundation (Decatur County) $15,000 for a new playground, improvements to the memorial walking trail
