Employees at Nine Mile Point Nuclear Station Help Food Pantry

December 5, 2012 Contributor

FULTON, NY – Employees of Constellation Energy Nuclear Group’s Nine Mile Point Nuclear Station delivered a generous donation of Thanksgiving food for families that they adopted through Catholic Charities of Oswego County.

Employees of CENG dropped off a large donation of food for the families that they adopted for Thanksgiving through Catholic Charities of Oswego County. From left are: Danielle Lundy-Losurdo of Catholic Charities; supervisor of community services Helen Hoefer;, executive director of Catholic Charities of Oswego County Mary-Margaret Pezzella-Pekow; and CENG employees, Brian Ranous, Brian Glover, Leona Johnson, and Ken Geary.
Employees of CENG dropped off a large donation of food for the families that they adopted for Thanksgiving through Catholic Charities of Oswego County. From left are: Danielle Lundy-Losurdo of Catholic Charities; supervisor of community services Helen Hoefer;, executive director of Catholic Charities of Oswego County Mary-Margaret Pezzella-Pekow; and CENG employees, Brian Ranous, Brian Glover, Leona Johnson, and Ken Geary.

Each year the employees of CENG generously support the efforts of Catholic Charities to help make the holidays a little more special for those less fortunate in their community.

“It’s a wonderful gesture on their part,” said Helen Hoefer, supervisor of community services at Catholic Charities. “Their generosity makes it possible for us to provide families in need with a complete Thanksgiving meal.”

For more information on Oswego County Catholic Charities’ Emergency Services programs, call Hoefer at 315-598-3980.

Catholic Charities of Oswego County serves all people in need regardless of their religious affiliation. Primary funding sources for Catholic Charities of Oswego County’s programs are the United Way of Greater Oswego County, the Diocesan Hope Appeal, the County of Oswego and private donations by individuals and local companies and organizations.

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