AmeriGas

Each Fall, AmeriGas teams up with our UGI colleagues for our annual charitable giving campaign benefitting the United Way. This September, we raised nearly $340,000 to improve lives and communities by supporting the United Way’s diverse initiatives to benefit the common good, but we are even prouder to share that we had an employee participation rate of 76%! Our employees care deeply about giving back to the communities we live in and serve, and they showed up in a big way to make this year’s fundraiser a success. In October, our focus shifted to breast cancer education and research, along with a series of “Pink Out” events hosted by our Women’s Impact Network (WIN), which raised more than $7,000 for the cause. To learn more about these events and other AmeriGas community initiatives, visit our blog.?#unitedway #giving

This Veterans Day, we’d like to honor the monumental courage and extreme sacrifice made by the members of our armed forces in defense of our country and our freedoms. From the bottom of our hearts, we thank you for your service. AmeriGas is proud to recognize and pay tribute to our veteran community year-round with programs like our Military Discount, Hiring Heroes and VET employee resource group. To learn more about these programs and to view employee spotlights celebrating some of the military heroes who now call AmeriGas home, visit https://lnkd.in/eefdd2QR.

News cycles move fast, but rebuilding after natural disasters like Hurricanes Helene and Milton moves slowly, requiring time, money, and ongoing effort. At AmeriGas, we plan to continue aiding impacted communities and customers in every way that we can. To support recovery efforts on a large scale, we are proud to donate $100,000 to the American Red Cross, an organization with a respected, long-standing history of providing emergency response, disaster relief, and disaster preparedness education. To learn more about how we’re giving back on a more intimate level by providing propane donations to communities hit hard by these storms and by providing additional boots on the ground from our Airborne employee team, read our blog post: A Helping Hand After Hurricane Helene. https://lnkd.in/emZ_FGCi As recovery continues, we are also proud to note that all AmeriGas offices are open and making deliveries. We are working 7-days a week to service as many of our customers as quickly as we possibly can. If you are in need of assistance from our team, please reach out to us at [email protected].

Is sales your passion? When asked, do you say Glengarry Glen Ross is your favorite movie? Do you view the “sell me this pen” challenge as child’s play? Then we might have just the job for you! We’re looking for Territory Sales Managers at various locations across the US. Check out the posting below and if it sounds like a good fit, apply to be part of the team!

Costumes are just for kids!? We don’t “tank” so! Show off your (ahem, family friendly) costumes in the comment’s below and let us know which dressed up tank is your favorite!

The women at AmeriGas and UGI Corporation WIN big when they come together. Our employee resource group, the WOMEN’S IMPACT NETWORK or WIN recently hosted a panel discussion featuring two members of our Executive Leadership Team, UGI General Counsel and Chief Legal Officer, Kathleen Shea-Ballay and Sr. Vice President - Human Resources, Veronique Subileau, where we discussed all sorts of topics near and dear to our female employee’s hearts including career trajectories and mentorship, staying true to yourself and your personal ambitions, and the importance of self-advocacy, among other topics, leaving our ladies feeling supported AND empowered. Interested in bringing your own talents to our team? Browse our open positions here. https://lnkd.in/eHrmkCRm

Thank you, Operation Airdrop Inc, for teaming up with us once again to deliver much needed propane tanks to West North Carolinians impacted by the devastation of Hurricane Helene. A delivery of 600 propane grill tanks generously donated to us to fill by our partner Worthington Enterprises will now power a fleet of temporary RVs sheltering families as they rebuild their homes and their lives after the storm. And a special thank you to our AmeriGas techs, Andy Powell and Oscar Espino for their hard work in making these deliveries a reality. For more information on AmeriGas’s efforts after hurricane Helene, check out our blog.?https://lnkd.in/emZ_FGCi

Putting the health of students first while saving money and helping the environment are definitely no-brainers… but figuring out how to get started on those lofty goals can be overwhelming. That’s where the AmeriGas AutoGas experts come in! Our dedicated team can help your school district navigate the transition from your diesel or gasoline powered bus fleet to a propane powered one. From securing funding, to purchasing the buses and installing the fueling stations, the AmeriGas team is with you every step of the way to make your students’ trip to and from school healthier for them, the environment, and your bottom line. Get started on your propane-powered journey today by calling the AutoGas propane pros at AmeriGas. Big shout out to our AutoGas National Account Manager Chris Ransom for adding his talents to our video! For more information about AutoGas, click here: https://lnkd.in/eTeg2gCa

A very warm "Welcome Back!" to Mr. Robert Flexon, who returns to @UGI (our parent company) as their new President and CEO on November 1st. We're excited to have you back in fold and at the helm to guide us through the exciting times ahead!

The devastation from Hurricane Helene on the communities of western North Carolina has been profound. Our teams continue to work diligently around-the-clock to deliver much-needed propane in these areas. Seeing the impact to people in these communities made us want to do more, so when Operation Airdrop Inc and Ground Force Humanitarian Aid reached out for help, we leapt into action. With the help of Operation Air Drop, a non-profit that uses volunteer pilots and small planes to deliver supplies to communities in the aftermath of natural disasters, and Ground Force Humanitarian Aid, a humanitarian relief organization delivering aid on the ground, we’ve coordinated the delivery of more than 1,300 propane cylinders via pack mule and ATV to the town of Spruce Pine, NC, and other areas nearby hit hard by the storm, where families and businesses are still stranded without power or resources. Thank you to our operations, ACE, and business teams for working so quickly to coordinate the purchase, fill, and distribution of these cylinders to those in need. There is still so much to do to help aid in recovery efforts, and we have pledged to do all we can to make both direct impacts—by supplying propane to those in need of power and dispatching our Airborne teams for additional boots on the ground—while continuing to look for opportunities to support our neighbors in these communities that we’re honored to live in and serve, as we recover from these devastating storms.