Scammers continue to aggressively target residential and business utility customers and are becoming more refined and convincing in their tactics. Thankfully, two Fry’s Food Stores employees recently prevented an SRP customer from being further victimized.
More than 1,200 donations collected during the recent Women’s Interest Network (a Salt River Project employee interest group) Professional Clothing Drive are helping women dress for success as they enter the workforce.
Over three weeks in August, employees donated gently used or new business clothing, shoes, handbags and necklaces to benefit Dress for Success, which provides professional attire and development tools to help women achieve economic independence.
Bins at various SRP facilities in the Valley were loaded with enough items, valued at $4,350, to fill two SUVs and one sedan to the brim. WIN will continue to collect donations for Dress for Success at the group’s upcoming events in FY18–19.
Thank you to all those involved toward this great cause!
SRP employees support the community in a variety of ways. Check out our volunteers page for more info.
Photo: From left, WIN members Leanne Thomson, Megan Hooks and Marisela Johnson drop off more than 1,200 items at Dress for Success on Aug. 23 with Mark Teetor, Director of Operations for the nonprofit.
If you’ve driven on the Loop 202 near East Van Buren, you’ve likely seen this four-story, wedding cake-like structure beautifully lit up at night in the desert landscape.
And if you ever visit, you might just get a guided tour by an SRP employee.
As you travel through Mesa, Phoenix and Glendale, you may notice new colorful, larger-than-life murals that bring a bright spark to the daily commute.
These art installations are part of SRP’s “Power Is All Yours” campaign, which aims to inspire customers and remind them that they also have the power to monitor and lower energy bills through our programs and resources that offer convenient choices.
