Chesapeake Energy spreads holiday cheer in gifts to Como programs
ODWIN, a non-profit targeted toward improving wmen's lives, receive a donation from Chesapeake Energy.
Fort Worth, Texas—The Barnett Shale, which is located underneath Tarrant County, has created a rush of energy companies to drill, explore and mine for what experts have indicated to be one of the largest onshore natural gas fields in the United States. Chesapeake Energy, a major player in recovering the vast amounts of natural gas, has benefited financially from this endeavour, and as promised, has been philanthropic contributor to many organizations throughout North Texas.
Chesapeake sponsored a catered affair at Como Community Center
Fine dining was topped off with treats by Debbie(l)
Fortunately for Como residents Chesapeake Energy has forged a relationship with the Lake Como community. A relationship that has seen the energycomglomerate live up to its civic responsibility. Though Chesapeake has used its vast profits in many areas across Tarrant County, Chespeake has shared its resources generously with the Como community. Earlier in the year Chesapeake felt compelled to help Opening Doors For Women In Need with the Como Community Garden Project with a gift of $7500.
The gala also offered guest an opportunity to sign their leases with Dale representatives during the festivities
NAC chairperson Dorthy DuBose addresses the audience flanked by Chesapeake displays
Chesapeake Energy donates a gift of $15,000 to the Como Neighborhood Advisory Council.
Chesapeake Energy public relations specialist Holli Strong offers thanks and encouragement to audience
December 9th Chesapeake Energy held a gala event at the Lake Como Cemter that provided a myriad of services. Residents of Como were able, if they choose, to sign their leases, receive the latest NAC community news and partake in a healthy meal catered by Hunts Catering Services. Topped off with carols sung by the Community Center After School Choir directed by Ms. Nyshea
The audience was treated to Christmas Carols by Como Center after school choir.
Former Fort Worth mayor Hugh Parmer and ODWIN founder Sandra Stanley
In attendance retired Como businessman Roosevelt Burrell, Dorthy DuBose and Chesapeake Energy public relations specialist Lynda Gearheart
As the evening concluded a healthy dinner was provided to all courtesy of Hunt Catering.
Chesapeake Energy’s generosity will surely be appreciated and hopefully set the tone for a season of giving one to another. From Damoonman-Have a merry!! merry!! X-Mas!!!
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