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T-Mobile Celebrates 200 Hometown Grants, Transforming Small Towns Across America

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Tuesday, June 27, 2023
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Why it matters: T-Mobile's Hometown Grants initiative shows big love for small towns, driving positive change in communities nationwide by funding $25 million in projects over a massive 5-year commitment .

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  • Why it matters: T-Mobile's Hometown Grants initiative shows big love for small towns, driving positive change in communities nationwide by funding $25 million in projects over a massive 5-year commitment .
  • Today, T-Mobile (NASDAQ: TMUS) announced its next round of Hometown Grant recipients, reaching a milestone of 200 towns.
  • With a record of over 600 applications this time around, the growing interest in Hometown Grants is a testament to the profound impact T-Mobile is making on small towns across the country.
  • To select recipients, T-Mobile partners with Main Street America and Smart Growth America — two organizations with extensive experience in developing vibrant and prosperous small towns and rural communities.

PSEG Celebrates Its Many Generations of PSEG Employees and Families that Helped Power 120 Years of New Jersey's Past, Present and Future

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Wednesday, June 21, 2023
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The company began in 1903 as the Public Service Corporation, a combination of 400 gas, electric and trolley companies.

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  • The company began in 1903 as the Public Service Corporation, a combination of 400 gas, electric and trolley companies.
  • PSEG is honored to celebrate this milestone and recognize and give thanks to our employees, some of whose families have worked here for multiple generations, even as long as the company as been established.
  • The 1917 Military draft card listed him as working for PSE&G in maintenance at PSE&G's trolley/bus company.
  • Smith Family of Hamilton, New Jersey: This family has four generations with a combined 120 years of service working for PSE&G.