Look for our employees wearing blue TEP volunteer shirts and driving TEP vehicles in your neighborhood on Saturday, May 11, to collect food for the Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive.
Through a partnership with the American Heart Association, TEP provided funding for eight kits and education support.
Last week’s “Snuggle Fest” for employees at TEP was a big success: Four shelter animals found new homes, almost $200 was raised and 10 pet supply items were collected.
School is almost out for summer, but TEP employees are collecting school supplies for students at Blenman Elementary School until April 30. On May 10, more than 30 TEP employees will volunteer to teach K-5 grade students during TEP’s 6th Annual Junior Achievement Day. On JA Day, we teach kids about financial literacy with age-appropriate
Keeping birds of prey safe from hazardous utility equipment requires ongoing efforts in creativity, innovation and stealth.
TEP recently erected a pole equipped only with an artificial nesting box in the Green Valley area. Its only purpose is to provide a safer home for raptors who had built their own nest atop an energized pole about 40 feet away.
TEP is helping to fight homelessness in Tucson through financial support of Old Pueblo Community Services.
Kathleen Bethel, CEO of SARSEF, writes about TEP’s longtime support of the foundation, including its title sponsorship of the regional science fair this month.