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?? “Range is proud to celebrate our 10th year collecting funds for 2000 Turkeys alongside many employee volunteers. The students have helped us raise nearly $50,000 this year for our community members in need, and their enthusiasm to participate in this charitable event is inspiring to all of us,” said Kylie Fuller, public relations specialist for Range Resources. Read more on this year's fundraiser here:

"This kind of success doesn't happen by accident. It happens due to hard work; it happens due to creativity; it happens due to the technology that we deploy on a daily basis. And we can be successful for the next several decades to come." - Dennis Degner, President & CEO We are proud to celebrate 20 years of Marcellus success in Southwest Pennsylvania!

???? “Twenty years ago, we pioneered the Marcellus Shale, and Pennsylvania continues to hold tremendous opportunities within our core operating area. We are committed to partnering with this region to deliver sustainable, long-term energy solutions for our nation.” Via Pittsburgh Post-Gazette https://lnkd.in/g6gYzW2c

Today marks the 10th year that Range has collected funds for the 2000 Turkeys campaign, which helps feed food-insecure people in Washington County during the Thanksgiving holiday. This year, Range raised nearly $50,000 for the cause, which includes a $25,000 donation match from Range. Thank you to all of our employee and student volunteers as well as all those who donated to help our neighbors in need!

?? TODAY: The annual 2000 Turkeys Food Drive is well underway, but Range volunteers, along with Washington County and W&J students, will be hitting the streets in downtown Canonsburg and downtown Washington TODAY to raise funds for food insecure families in Washington County to enjoy a traditional Thanksgiving meal this holiday season. From 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., volunteers can be found at the following locations: Washington Farmers Market Pavilion (139 S. Main Street, Washington, PA 15301) and surrounding street corners Canonsburg Chicco Baccello/Arc Human Services (111 W Pike St, Canonsburg, PA 15317) and surrounding street corners Range is matching all donations made online and cash collected in person on November 20 up to $25,000! To donate online, click here: https://lnkd.in/ep2S-Tak

We were excited and honored to accept the Outstanding Philanthropic Corporation award from the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP Global) of Western PA last night at their awards ceremony on #NationalPhilanthropyDay. Range has supported the communities where we operate at large, providing over $12 million dollars in charitable contributions and over 17,000 employee volunteer hours over the last 15 years alone. Thank you to our wonderful community partners and United Way of Washington County, PA, who nominated us for this award! Read more here: https://bit.ly/3YQRtTF

The annual 2000 Turkeys Food Drive is well underway, but Range volunteers, along with Washington County and W&J students, will be hitting the streets in downtown Canonsburg and downtown Washington on November 20, 2024, to raise funds for food insecure families in Washington County to enjoy a traditional Thanksgiving meal this holiday season. From 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., volunteers can be found at the following locations: Washington Farmers Market Pavilion (139 S. Main Street, Washington, PA 15301) and surrounding street corners Canonsburg Chicco Baccello/Arc Human Services (111 W Pike St, Canonsburg, PA 15317) and surrounding street corners Range is matching all donations made online and cash collected in person on November 20 up to $25,000! To donate online, click here: https://lnkd.in/ep2S-Tak

?? Range's Environmental Compliance (EC) team helped carve a new path for the Independence Conservancy, which oversees the?Rocky Bend Nature Preserve?in Potter Township (Beaver County, PA). ? The new trail was flagged by the Independence Conservancy and Range vendor, White Line Construction, assisted with power equipment and chainsaws to clear the path. The new trail provides access to 18 acres, previously only available by foot, which will be used for invasive species control.?In addition to the clear cutting, the EC team planted several hundred live pollinator plants in both wetland and upland soil.

Thank you to all the veterans who have served this nation!