Potomac Edison Employee Volunteers Plant 2,000+ Donated Trees in Maryland and West Virginia
Potomac Edison, a FirstEnergy Corp (NYSE: FE) subsidiary, has planted over 2,000 trees across Maryland and West Virginia through employee volunteer initiatives in 2025.
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- Environmental commitment demonstrated through tangible actions and employee engagement
- Contributing to FirstEnergy's broader sustainability goals and carbon footprint reduction
- Strong community engagement through partnerships with local organizations and state parks
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Total helps put FirstEnergy on pace to exceed 2025 tree donation goal
Michele Dellinger, Advanced Forestry Specialist and Lead of Potomac Edison's Green Team: "Local tree plantings are an important way to demonstrate our commitment to the environment while also helping to enhance community green spaces across our service territory."
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Emmitsburg, Maryland : Volunteers partnered with Stream Link Education and the town ofEmmitsburg to plant 200 trees near Toms Creek that will improve storm water runoff and creek water quality.Grantsville, Maryland : Green Team members, park staff and other volunteers planted more than 1,000 bare-root evergreens at New Germany State Park.Middletown, Maryland : Volunteers planted 50 trees in celebration of Arbor Day.Mount Savage, Maryland : Volunteers planted 100 saplings at Evergreen Heritage Center, a historic property on 130 acres that provides hands-on enrichment programs that benefitWestern Maryland .Martinsburg, West Virginia : Volunteers gave away approximately 200 flowering dogwood trees at the Martinsburg VA Medical Center as part of an Earth Day event.
Approximately 22,000 trees have already been planted at parks and nature reserves throughout FirstEnergy's six-state service territory so far this year. Tree plantings and giveaways support FirstEnergy's efforts to reduce its carbon footprint, promote the responsible use of natural resources and further the advancement of sustainable practices.
FirstEnergy's 10 Green Teams consist of employees from
To arrange a tree planting with Potomac Edison's Green Team, please contact Michele Dellinger at mdellinger@firstenergycorp.com. For more information about FirstEnergy's commitment to environmental initiatives, visit www.firstenergycorp.com/environmental.
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