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On May 2, the Coalition for The Delaware River Watershed announced it has received a grant from the American Water Charitable Foundation to educate utility users on where their water comes from, how its treated, and how nonprofits can foster trust between companies and local residents.
The goal of the hub is to equip nonprofits with the tools and information needed to educate residents about how utilities work in order to build trust and confidence in utilities.
“We are deeply grateful for the American Water Charitable Foundation's support through the 2024 Water and Environment grant,” said Kelly Knutson, Director for the Coalition for the Delaware River Watershed. “Clarity around tap water processes is essential, as it fosters public trust in the safety and quality of our drinking water, benefiting every individual and safeguarding the health of our watershed community. Thank you to the American Water Charitable Foundation for their commitment to our collective mission of a healthy and protected watershed."
“The American Water Charitable Foundation is committed to participating and investing in organizations and programs that benefit the diverse communities served by American Water,” said Carrie Williams, President, American Water Charitable Foundation. “We take pride and are proud to further American Water’s ongoing commitment to being a good neighbor and strong partner in the community.”
Visit the Coalition for The Delaware River Watershed website to learn more about initiatives, programs, upcoming events and how you can become involved.
Resource Link:
-- PA American Water Charitable Foundation Awards $267,000 In Water And Environment Grants To 15 Nonprofit Groups [PaEN]
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[Posted: May 3, 2024]
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