Dallas-based Energy Transfer gave money to support El Paso services and families in need. On Thursday the company presented funds to the El Paso Fire Department and a local food bank.
The company donated $15,000 to the El Paso Fire Department. The gift is intended to help the department in its work serving the community.
The company also gave $10,000 to El Pasoans Fighting Hunger Food Bank. That donation is part of the same effort to help West Texas residents who need food assistance.
Brandon Kovach, Special Operation Chief at EPFD, said the money will go to
Both gifts were made as part of an initiative to give back to West Texas communities. The donations aim to support local first responders and families who rely on food bank services.
Officials say the support is one step in broader efforts to strengthen services and aid in the region. More donations and community programs may follow as that initiative continues.