DREMC presenta una donación a la Cámara del Condado de Moore, para la revitalización económica

Duck River Electric Membership Corporation (DREMC) is facilitating a $25,000 total contribution to support local economies, with $12,500 being contributed by DREMC and a matching $12,500 donation provided by the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA).

Several chambers of commerce in the DREMC service area have been awarded funding with each being presented a portion of the total donated funds to support economic revitalization and job growth in their communities. The Lynchburg/Moore County Chamber of Commerce is the most recent recipient of the funding.

Other chambers receiving a portion of the funding include the Maury County Alliance, the Franklin County Chamber, the Manchester Chamber, the Shelbyville/Bedford County Chamber and the Marshall County Chamber.

"DREMC se enorgullece de apoyar a estas cámaras y el trabajo que están haciendo para estimular la economía durante estos tiempos difíciles", dijo el presidente y CEO de DREMC, Scott Spence. "El objetivo de esta donación es ayudar a las empresas existentes a obtener el apoyo que necesitan para seguir proporcionando puestos de trabajo, así como promover el desarrollo de nuevas empresas, lo que crea aún más puestos de trabajo para los miembros a los que servimos. Esta es una forma en la que DREMC puede contribuir a estos esfuerzos".

This is the second COVID-19 relief contribution made by DREMC. In June 2020, DREMC made a $60,000 donation to their residential electric bill assistance program, Project HELP, which has supported hundreds of families facing financial instability.

Pictured from left are DREMC representatives Drew Lane, Shelbyville District Manager; Eugene Cartwright, Lynchburg Area Manager; and Scott Spence, President and CEO, with Lynchburg/Moore County Chamber of Commerce representatives Keith Moses, president; Woodye Bedford, vice-president; and CMoore.