Last month, two deserving U.S. Army veterans stepped through the doors of their new Texas homes made possible in part with a supporting $50,000 grant from Sempra to Operation Homefront, a national nonprofit whose mission is to build strong, stable and secure military families.
Across North America, we are helping restore ecosystems affected by climate change, including across Mexico, where Sempra Infrastructure serves almost 500,000 residential, commercial and industrial consumers.
HOUSTON, April 22, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Sempra Infrastructure, a subsidiary of Sempra (NYSE: SRE) (BMV: SRE), announced today a $50,000 contribution to Memorial Park Conservancy in support of the organization's ongoing efforts to enhance environmental
California’s diverse ecosystems are world-renowned, not only for the beautiful landscapes but also for the land’s contribution to the economic health of the country. The state features nine national parks, over 3,400 miles of coastline, and leads the nation in agricultural production. Sempra has called California home for close to a quarter of a century and has a long history of supporting environmental organizations.
The impacts of a changing climate can be felt across the state of Texas. Hurricanes and other extraordinary weather-related events have led to increased erosion, degradation of wetlands and heightened chances of flooding.
Women play critical roles in the success of our companies, economies and societies. Their perspectives, lived experiences and traits bring important value and deserve our support. According to the United Nations, women worldwide make 77 cents for every dollar earned by men. At Sempra, we understand the urgency of this problem and are committed to uplifting women and celebrating their contributions.
Championing people and doing the right thing are two of Sempra’s values on full display as we help make new homes a reality for two deserving U.S. Army veterans.
The Sempra family of companies have long supported Black and African American communities as part of the company’s ongoing commitment to diversity and inclusion and vision to deliver energy with purpose. Rooted in the belief that economic opportunity and prosperity are central to advancing equity, we work hard to foster strategic relationships with the communities and customers our operating companies serve.
Madison Denise, chief executive officer and founder of Esined, is proof that the entrepreneurial path has no age minimum. At just 10 years old, Denise recently won grant money to support the brand vision for her tween online clothing boutique after pitching to a panel of seasoned corporate judges. The Texas Governor’s Commission for Women and a $100,000 grant from Sempra made the business pitch competition possible, awarding cash prizes to six outstanding female founders in 2021.
