Grand Forks resident Edna Eisner, joined by Energy Services employees, waves after taking back her home in the flood-ravaged North Dakota community. The Williams men and women volunteered in three one-week shifts to help clear mud, water and debris from dozens of homes like Edna’s.

Six-year-old Lidda beams after returning to Chicago from her Make-A-Wish trip to Disney World and a visit with Mickey, Minnie and the rest of the gang. She is joined by Communications employee Cliff Kroeter, a Make-A-Wish Foundation volunteer.

Gas Pipelines employee William Huehls, of Owensboro, Ky., wields a paint brush as a part of United Way Day of Caring activities. Companywide, employees donated more than $5 million, which includes Williams’ dollar-for-dollar matching gift. Williams is a national-level leader in United Way participation.

Doug Wood of Energy Services promotes the DWI Remembrance Wall, which educates the New Mexico public on the human cost of drunken driving. Doug, pointing to a picture of his infant son, Jamie, knows the cost too well.

Velda Loehoefener can’t donate blood, but that doesn’t stop her from raising unprecedented levels from Williams’ Tulsa employees for the American Red Cross. The tireless volunteer, shown wearing a pilgrim outfit during a Thanksgiving drive, is with Energy Services.

Joined by daughter Callie and another volunteer, Hannah Robson, left, finishes an Up With Trees planting in Tulsa. Hannah is Williams’ community relations manager.