Miami, FL, November 18, 2011 — “We are grateful for the church’s important role in the community,” said FPL External Affairs Manager Larry Volenec. “This is one of the ways we give back to the community – we find a nonprofit, and give them a makeover that is going to give them a long-term return on the investments we make here today at no charge to them.”
 

Miami, FL, November 18, 2011 — “We are grateful for the church’s important role in the community,” said FPL External Affairs Manager Larry Volenec. “This is one of the ways we give back to the community – we find a nonprofit, and give them a makeover that is going to give them a long-term return on the investments we make here today at no charge to them.”
 
FPL and local contractors donated a new high-efficiency A/C with a 15 SEER rating, as well as digital programmable thermostats, new lighting, weather stripping and air filters, among other energy-efficient upgrades totaling approximately $10,000.
 
“We are so grateful,” said Father John Bosco Maison of Daytona Epiphany. “It’s good timing for this energy makeover to happen for us, just in time for Thanksgiving which is our busiest season for providing local families with meals and assistance.” He added, “It feels good to know that there are companies out there that care and take an active role helping those in need in our community.”
 
In addition to the energy-efficiency items, FPL donated $1,000 to the church's annual Thanksgiving food drive benefitting local families in need.
 
For more information about FPL’s free Business Energy Evaluation, go online to www.FPL.com/BEE or to see more about the Daytona Epiphany energy makeover, visit http://tinyurl.com/7zcgkad to see photos from the event.

Contact:
Michelle Catin
Florida Power & Light Company
Miami, FL
305-448-4536
[email protected]
http://www.fpl.com