Duke makes $10K donation to Knox Co. PACE

KNOX COUNTY, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) — An agency that provides support services to improve the community and encourage self-reliance will have an additional $10,000 to work with thanks to a donation from the Duke Energy Foundation.

During a recent PACE Community Action Agency event in Vincennes, Duke Energy officials were on hand to provide information to residents about support programs available. Explaining things like how to get assistance through the Duke Energy Share the Light Fund.

Duke Energy Foundation and Knox County PACE officials stand with large donation check showing that the foundation has awarded the group with $10,000. Pictured L-R are Beth Holliday DE Consumer Advocate, Tai Blythe of PACE, Kurt Phegley of Duke Energy and Kristin McCammack DE Customer Experience Supervisor. (Image courtesy of Duke Energy Foundation) — Pictured L-R are Beth Holliday DE Consumer Advocate, Tai Blythe of PACE, Kurt Phegley of Duke Energy and Kristin McCammack DE Customer Experience Supervisor. (Image courtesy of Duke Energy Foundation)

In addition to providing information, the Duke Energy Foundation provided funding in the form of a $10,000 donation. Duke Energy District Manager Kurt Phegley said the funds will go toward providing low-income clients with basic needs.

For more information on Duke Energy’s share the light fund and energy assistance program visit their website here.

Duke makes $10K donation to Knox Co. PACE

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