Volunteer Fire Department Grants

Volunteer Fire Department Grants is sponsored by NiSource Charitable Foundation, in partnership with Columbia Gas of Virginia. These grants are distributed to volunteer fire departments across the Commonwealth of Virginia to help bolster their mission to keep communities safe, particularly concerning natural gas safety and emergency response.

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The grants help bolster the mission of the fire departments as they work to keep their communities safe. In Virginia’s Northern region, the following fire departments received grants which averaged $1,500 each: Brandy Station Volunteer Fire Department, Culpeper County Volunteer Fire Department, and Little Fork Volunteer Fire and Rescue Company.

The NiSource Charitable Foundation is the philanthropic organization of Columbia Gas’s parent company. Through the NiSource Foundation, Columbia Gas of Virginia provides more than $500,000 annually in financial contributions to charitable organizations that share our mission of meeting basic human needs.

As part of that effort, we support many organizations that provide assistance during times of individual and community crisis including local food banks, relief agencies and emergency responders. For more information on how Columbia Gas of Virginia gives back to the community, visit our website.

The NiSource Charitable Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and serves as the charitable arm for NiSource Inc. and its companies operating under the NIPSCO and Columbia Gas brands. The Foundation’s mission is to create strong and sustainable communities where our employees and customers live and work.

The Foundation lives up to its mission by providing charitable grants to nonprofit organizations and by encouraging employee volunteerism. Learn more at www. NiSource.

com/Foundation . Columbia Gas of Virginia delivers clean, dependable and efficient natural gas to approximately 290,000 customers in 98 communities across the Commonwealth. With headquarters in Chesterfield County, it is one of six regulated utility companies of NiSource (NYSE: NI), one of the largest fully-regulated utility companies in the United States.

NiSource employees are focused on our mission to deliver safe, reliable energy that drives value to our customers. More information about Columbia Gas of Virginia and NiSource, including our record of leadership in sustainability, investments in the communities we serve, and how we live our vision to be an innovative and trusted energy partner, is available at www. ColumbiaGasVA.

com and www. NiSource. com .

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