National Grid Employees Unite for First-Ever Global Day of Service, Making a Difference in Local Communities in the U.S. and U.K.

Core Insights - National Grid launched the Grid for Good Global Day of Service, engaging over 1,500 volunteers in the U.S. and U.K. to strengthen local communities through hands-on projects [1][2] - The initiative is part of National Grid's broader social impact strategy, focusing on affordable energy access, workforce development, and community resilience [1][4] U.S. Highlights - Volunteers participated in various projects, including hands-on experiences for K-12 students in skilled trades and community beautification efforts [5] - Specific activities included harvesting produce, creating care bags for students, and cleaning local areas [5] U.K. Highlights - Volunteers supported environmental education centers and provided practical support to youth programs in deprived areas [5] - Activities included gardening, building maintenance, and enhancing community spaces for educational purposes [5] Ongoing Initiatives - National Grid's community engagement continues with events for Energy Awareness Month, including beautification projects and educational programs for students [4] - The company is committed to investing in neighborhoods and supporting access to affordable energy year-round [4][6]