SoCalGas Employees Volunteer Across Southern California, Providing 1,100+ Volunteer Hours to Help Families Access Essential Resources

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Sempra (NYSE:SRE) subsidiary SoCalGas reported that employees contributed over 1,100 volunteer hours in May 2026 through its Glad to be of service® initiative. More than 200 employees joined 19 events across 38 cities, supporting 57 nonprofits focused on food access, housing, workforce readiness, seniors, veterans and community resilience.

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Market Context

This announcement highlights SoCalGas employees contributing over 1,100 volunteer hours across 38 ci...

Analysis

This announcement highlights SoCalGas employees contributing over 1,100 volunteer hours across 38 cities, reinforcing Sempra’s community profile. Investors may weigh this alongside recent debt issuance, insider net selling, and ongoing infrastructure growth initiatives.

Key Figures

Employee volunteer hours: more than 1,100 hours Workweeks equivalent: over 27 full-time workweeks Cities served: 38 cities +4 more

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Employee volunteer hours more than 1,100 hours SoCalGas employees’ volunteer service in May 2026

Workweeks equivalent over 27 full-time workweeks Conversion of May 2026 volunteer hours

Cities served 38 cities Geographic scope of May 2026 volunteer efforts

Counties served nine counties Regional coverage across Southern California

Volunteer events 19 events Organized volunteer events held in May 2026

Employee volunteers over 200 employees Number of SoCalGas employees participating

Nonprofit partners 57 nonprofit organizations Nonprofits supported through May 2026 activities

Historical Context

5 past events · Latest: Jun 11 ()

5 events

Date	Event	Sentiment	24h Move	Catalyst
Jun 11	Efficiency savings update		+0.6%	Reported 2025 energy efficiency programs with substantial customer bill savings and emissions cuts.
Jun 10	Texas growth projects		+0.2%	Outlined ERCOT-endorsed Texas transmission projects within Oncor’s multi‑year capital plan.
Jun 09	Pipeline in-service		+1.9%	Placed Port Arthur Pipeline Louisiana Connector in service, supporting up to 2 Bcfd of gas deliveries.
Jun 08	Edge AI initiative		+1.9%	Launched Edge Alert Sentinel collaboration to enhance wildfire and extreme-weather response.
Jun 08	Leadership change		-2.2%	Named Bhavesh “Bob” Patel incoming CEO of Sempra Infrastructure tied to KKR-led acquisition.

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LOS ANGELES, June 22, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Southern California Gas Co. (SoCalGas), a subsidiary of Sempra (NYSE: SRE), today announced that employees dedicated more than 1,100 volunteer hours in May—equivalent to over 27 full-time workweeks—through its Glad to be of service^® initiative. Spanning 38 cities and nine counties, these efforts strengthened local communities and helped connect families to resources that can reduce everyday costs—including food assistance, clothing and workforce programs.

Through 19 volunteer events and ongoing individual efforts, over 200 employees supported 57 nonprofit organizations, focusing on critical needs such as food access, housing support, workforce readiness and services for seniors and veterans.

"At SoCalGas, we know many families are feeling financial pressure right now," said Clay Faber, director of community and stakeholder engagement at SoCalGas. "That's why our employees volunteer alongside local organizations to help expand access to food, housing support and other essentials that can make a real difference."

"Collaborations like this are essential to meeting the growing need we see across Southern California," said Lt. Colonel Mike Dickinson, The Salvation Army Southern California Division. "SoCalGas employees show up ready to work and make a real difference—helping us expand access to critical resources for families who need it most." 

Employees supported the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank, Orange County Food Bank, FIND Food Bank, Venice Family Clinic, LA Family Housing, The Salvation Army, Junior Achievement SoCal and many others, through initiatives focused on helping meet essential needs, including:

• Food distribution and insecurity relief, expanding access to no-cost groceries
• Housing and homelessness support, helping individuals and families access stable, supportive housing
• Workforce development and financial readiness, including financial literacy programs and professional clothing donations
• Support for seniors and vulnerable populations, providing essential services and community connection
• Community resilience and recovery efforts, strengthening local economic stability

Additional activities included clothing and diaper drives, youth mentorship, community cleanups and support for students, low-income households, veterans, seniors and individuals experiencing homelessness.

These volunteer efforts complement SoCalGas's broader commitment to helping customers manage energy costs through assistance programs, energy efficiency resources and community projects. They also complement employees' day-to-day work, providing additional ways to support the communities we serve. Volunteer service is ongoing throughout the year, reflecting the company's continued focus on delivering value to customers and strengthening the communities it serves. For more information, visit socalgas.com/about-us/our-impact.

About SoCalGas

SoCalGas is the largest gas distribution utility in the United States, serving more than 21 million consumers across approximately 24,000 square miles of Central and Southern California. Our mission is: Safe, Reliable, and Affordable energy delivery today. Ready for tomorrow. SoCalGas is a recognized leader in the energy industry and has been named Corporate Member of the Year by the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce for its volunteer leadership in the communities it serves. SoCalGas is a subsidiary of Sempra (NYSE: SRE), a leading U.S. utility holding company. For more information, visit SoCalGas.com/newsroom or connect with SoCalGas on social media @SoCalGas. 

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FAQ

How many volunteer hours did SoCalGas employees contribute in May 2026 for Sempra (NYSE:SRE)?

SoCalGas employees contributed more than 1,100 volunteer hours in May 2026. According to SoCalGas, this equals over 27 full-time workweeks, reflecting ongoing employee engagement in supporting local families and communities across Southern California through multiple service events.

What communities did SoCalGas employees support during the May 2026 volunteering initiative for SRE?

SoCalGas employees supported communities in 38 cities across nine Southern California counties in May 2026. According to SoCalGas, efforts focused on connecting families to essential resources that reduce everyday costs, including food assistance, housing support, workforce programs and services for seniors and veterans.

Which nonprofits partnered with SoCalGas during its May 2026 volunteer activities for SRE?

SoCalGas employees partnered with 57 nonprofit organizations during May 2026. According to SoCalGas, key partners included Los Angeles Regional Food Bank, Orange County Food Bank, FIND Food Bank, Venice Family Clinic, LA Family Housing, The Salvation Army and Junior Achievement SoCal, among others.

What types of support did SoCalGas volunteers provide in May 2026 for Sempra (SRE)?

SoCalGas volunteers provided support in food distribution, housing assistance, workforce development and services for vulnerable groups. According to SoCalGas, activities also included clothing and diaper drives, youth mentorship, community cleanups and resilience efforts to strengthen local economic stability and community well-being.

How does SoCalGas’s May 2026 volunteer work align with Sempra (SRE) customer support efforts?

SoCalGas’s May 2026 volunteer work complements its broader customer assistance and energy efficiency programs. According to SoCalGas, community service aligns with its focus on helping customers manage energy costs while strengthening local communities through ongoing projects and employee-led volunteer initiatives.

What is SoCalGas’s Glad to be of service initiative mentioned in the June 22, 2026 SRE news?

Glad to be of service is SoCalGas’s employee volunteer initiative supporting communities across Southern California. According to SoCalGas, the program organizes events and ongoing efforts that help families access essentials like food, housing support, workforce readiness resources and services for seniors and vulnerable populations.