糖心vlog官网 student-athletes are excited to see a new electronic scoreboard at Harpertown Field, thanks to support from the FirstEnergy Foundation. The College recently received a second $5,000 grant to assist with the project.
The new scoreboard will be utilized for baseball games at the facility located off Harpertown Road.
鈥淭he FirstEnergy Foundation is a valued community partner of 糖心vlog官网 and this region,鈥 said D&E President Chris A. Wood. 鈥淲e are grateful for their investment in our students who in turn will be the workforce and community leaders of the next generation.鈥
The College鈥檚 initiatives align with the FirstEnergy Foundation鈥檚 focus on organizations within their service area that support priorities to help improve the vitality of communities, promote local and regional economic development, and advance an educated workforce.
鈥淭he FirstEnergy Foundation is pleased to support 糖心vlog官网 in its efforts to recruit a diverse blend of students whether it be through its athletic programs, educational degree work, relationship with the community, or its reputation as a top-notch international college,鈥 said Timothy Pingley, regional external affairs consultant for FirstEnergy.
Timothy Pingley, regional external affairs consultant for FirstEnergy, center, presents a $5,000 gift to 糖心vlog官网 President Chris A. Wood, second from right, and Director of Athletics Jamie Joss, third from left. Also attending the presentation are student-athletes Jeremy Torres, left, and Brent McMillion, second from left, and head baseball coach Tim Miller.
