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Gas & Oil
October 2012 Edition - Dix Communications
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Rex Energy donation to benefit Carroll County youth
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arroll County youth will now have a new ballfield thanks to Rex Energy Corporation. On Aug. 20, Rex Energy presented the Carroll County Park District with a check for $33,500 to construct a ballfield at the Carroll Community Park on Salineville Road, Carrollton. Parks Director Dale AlexKimberly Lewis ander, Park Board President Dix Communications Wayne Chunat and Lynn Bond, the newest member of the parks board, accept the donation from local and regional Rex Energy Corporation representatives Dave Rogers, F. Scott Hodges, and Paul Sergent. After Rex Energy representatives met with local civic and business leaders to determine the community’s needs, the employees of the Carrollton office carefully reviewed the proposed projects. The employees decided the park district’s property was an “appropriate fit for this investment” since the project will benefit area youth of all ages. “Rex Energy prides itself on operating in an environmentally responsible manner and investing in the communities in which
we operate. This donation to the Carrollton Parks District is just one way of giving back to a community that we plan on being a part of for years to come,” said Hodges, a Rex Energy senior vice president. “We’re excited to see this donation in action and look forward to opening day at Rex Energy Field.” Construction of the ballfield will begin soon. Each year, Rex Energy hosts an annual charity golf outing to raise money for non-profit organizations in each of its operating areas. Previously, the funds raised during this outing were evenly divided between Rex Energy’s Pennsylvania and Illinois operating area. With its operating area expanding to Ohio this past year, officials plan to make similar donations in the Carrollton area in the years ahead.
“This donation to the Carrollton Parks District is just one way of giving back to a community that we plan on being a part of for years to come.” - F. Scott Hodges
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