North Carolina fire departments get equipment boost from Enbridge Gas’ Safe Community grants
Deep in the woods of Person County in north-central North Carolina, a hunter stood in a tree stand, waiting for deer to make their appearance.
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We work with community organizations that strengthen the safety, sustainability and vibrancy of communities through focused donations and sponsorship.
Our commitment includes supporting Indigenous or Tribal communities, with the aim of building long-term relationships based on mutual respect and economic opportunity.
Over 4,700 organizations across the U.S. and Canada
More than $22.1M
(in USD, or $30.9M in CAD) invested in community strengthening initiatives across North America in 2025.
To maximize our impact, our decisions are guided by a focused giving program. We prioritize funding to communities within our service areas, including Enbridge Gas regions in Ohio, Ontario, Utah, Wyoming, Idaho, North Carolina and Wexpro.
Our community investments support organizations and programs that focus on three core areas:
Safe communities
local safety initiatives and organizations that help make our communities safer places to live
Vibrant communities
programs and projects that are inclusive, future thinking and help bring out the best in people
Sustainable communities
initiatives and programs that help improve, grow and nurture our environment
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Our employees are passionate about giving back. Through the Enbridge Fueling Futures program, we amplify their impact by offering:
More than 114,000
volunteer hours
Nearly $8M
(in USD, or $11M in CAD) contributed to 3,033 employee-designated causes
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