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<L•E•E•K Hunting & Mountain Preserve Radle Electric is pleased to support L-E-E-K Hunting and Mountain Preserve, a non-profit that offers therapeutic outdoor programs like hunting and fishing for wounded veterans with all levels of disabilities. This organization is a completely volunteer-run facility, so check it out to see if there is a role with your name on it! |
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Mother's Flowers Radle Electric is pleased to sponsor Passion for Mother's Flowers, a cancer outreach organization established in 2009. Passion for Mother's Flowers partnered with Hampden Township in 2010 to establish Hampden Township's Memorial Garden dedicated to loved ones lost to cancer. You are invited to join us each year during an annual Plant-and-Remember Ceremony. Details are available on Passion's web site. |
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Veterans Resource Central Radle Electric is pleased to support VRC, a non-profit comprised of volunteers mentoring veterans returning from deployment toward helping them return to civilian career. |
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Canine Corps Radle Electric is pleased to support Canine Corps, a Perry County non-profit that provides a free home-away-from home for canine family members of our military men and women deployed overseas. |
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International Association Radle Electric is a member of the International Association of Electrical Inspectors working to improve "design, installation, inspection, and usage of energy", by clarifying and promoting electrical codes and representing electrical inspectors. |
CPAA Woofstock: www.cpaawoofstock.com |
Radle Electric is pleased to sponsor CPAA’s annual Woofstock event. The Central Pennsylvania Animal Alliance is a non-profit committed to ending the killing of dogs and cats as a means of animal population control and is working to create a no-kill community in central Pennsylvania. CPAA is composed of individuals and more than 20 rescues, shelters, and other animal welfare organizations, all working toward the goal of ending the killing through aggressive spay/neuter programs and resources, increasing adoption rates for homeless animals, and educating the community on the importance of spaying and neutering. |
