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Suburban Propane Celebrates Earth Month 2024

Throughout April’s Earth Month, Suburban Propane celebrated its commitment to environmental stewardship with volunteering events held in each of the company’s regions across the nation. For the last 4 years, we have aided in the cleanup of various natural spaces, including beaches, parks, streets, and more.

Here’s how Suburban Propane and our employees commemorated Earth Month for 2024.

Sustainable Meal KitsAustin, Texas

Worked with Keep Austin Fed to package surplus food for the 1 in 7 people experiencing food insecurity in the Austin area, while addressing how excess food waste has a negative impact on the environment.

 Anaheim Ducks Sponsorship • Anaheim, California

Teamed up with the Anaheim Ducks as the official propane partner for the upcoming NHL season, and engaged with fans to provide education and awareness on propane, its uses, including powering the Zamboni, and the green attributes of this alternative energy source.

 Farm Composting • Laramie, Wyoming

Volunteers partnered with Feeding Laramie Valley to prepare the farm for the upcoming growing season to help reduce food insecurity through a locally-driven, sustainable, and inclusive food system benefitting residents in the surrounding area. Over 30,000 pounds of locally grown fresh produce are distributed by the organization every year.

Highway Cleanup • Fort Myers, Florida

Joined forces with the City of Fort Myers to improve a stretch of highway on US-41, by removing litter and trash along the route.

Beautify Street & SidewalksPhoenix, New York

Collaborated with the Village of Phoenix to host a street cleanup event. Volunteers cleared trash along a mile stretch of Route 57.

 Local Litter RemovalCoventry, Rhode Island

Partnered with the Coventry Department of Public Works to beautify the area surrounding the local service center. Volunteers cleared the streets by removing litter and debris.

 Park CleanupEugene, Oregon

Joined forces with the City of Eugene Parks and Open Space Department for a trash collection event to remove waste littered along the river of Maurie Jacobs Park.

Library ImprovementsSusquehanna Valley, Pennsylvania

Partnered with the Montgomery House Library where volunteers shelved and organized books, tidied surfaces, and repaired items throughout the establishment.

 Park & Lake BeautificationDetroit West, Michigan

Coordinated with the State of Michigan’s Island Lake Recreation Department to collect litter and beautify the beach and open spaces surrounding Island Lake Park.

 Green Space RestorationBrevard, North Carolina

Partnered with Brevard’s Adopt-a-Green Space program to facilitate a cleanup of the garden in Tannery Skate Park, where volunteers pulled weeds, pruned plants, and cleared overgrown vegetation.

These volunteering efforts are part of the Company’s ongoing Go Green with Suburban Propane initiative dedicated to advocating propane’s clean, green attributes and investing in innovative solutions for a sustainable energy future.

We’re immensely proud of our employees who generously gave their time and energy to support local volunteering initiatives throughout their communities. Thank you to all our employees whose collective efforts truly underscore our commitment to giving back to our planet.

 

Featured Photos:

First row (L-R): Volunteers from Susquehanna Valley, PA Customer Service Center; Spokesperson Suburban Propane, Nandini Sankara, Suburban Propane President and CEO, Michael Stivala; VP of Marketing at the Anaheim Ducks, Merit Tully; Volunteers from Phoenix, NY Customer Service Center; Volunteers from Coventry, RI Customer Service Center.

Second row (L-R): Volunteers from Austin, TX Customer Service Center, and representatives from Keep Austin Fed; Volunteers from Detroit West, MI Customer Service Center; Volunteers from Fort Myers, FL Customer Service Center, with Officer Keith Curr of the Fort Myers Police Department.

Third row (L-R):

Volunteers from Eugene, OR Customer Service Center; Volunteers from Brevard, NC Customer Service Center; Volunteers from Fort Myers, FL Customer Service Center; *Volunteers from Laramie, WY Customer Service Center, with Feeding Laramie Staff, and AmeriCorps VISTA members.

*Photo courtesy of Feeding Laramie Valley.

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