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Pennsylvania organizations that support emergency services, environmental preservation, youth and senior services are eligible for funding provided by the Atlantic Sunrise Community Grant Program. Established in 2015, the program is intended to benefit community organizations in areas affected by Williams’ Atlantic Sunrise pipeline project. The fourth cycle online application deadline is March 1, 2017. For …

Wherever we operate, Williams is recognized for our philanthropy and employee commitment to our communities. The year 2016 was no different as Williams’ volunteerism and giving directly touched lives in 45 states. Here’s a closer look at Williams in 2016: Hundreds of employees gave back through community volunteerism by serving on nonprofit boards, as school mentors, …

Williams employees are honoring the legacy of slain civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. Dozens of employees marched in the 38th Annual MLK Parade in downtown Tulsa on Monday. Williams is a sponsor of the parade, which this year was themed “Love Conquers Hate.” Carmela Hill, a senior community relations specialist, said the theme …

Employees in Williams’ Bradford Supply Hub Midstream Operating Area made it a priority to spread Christmas cheer this season, for humans and animals, alike. Not one, not two, but three gift-giving campaigns were run in the Bradford Hub in the Horseheads, NY, Towanda, PA and various facility field offices to support local families and to supply a local animal …

On this Veterans Day, Williams honors all employees who serve or have served our country in the armed forces. Williams values the experience, discipline and skill set that comes from serving in the military, said Paul Boyett, director, Talent Acquisition. “About one in 10 Williams employees is a military veteran, and Williams thanks them for …

Although Williams began in Oklahoma, many of its employees now call Pennsylvania home. The Commonwealth is at the center of a tremendous growth opportunity for Williams, and the company has made deep investments in and significant contributions to the local communities in which it operates and in which nearly 630 of its employees are based. …

Recently, flash flooding impacted hundreds of people in Connellsville, Pa., which is home to approximately 65 Williams employees and operations assets. Thankfully, none of our employees or assets were directly affected. While Williams and our people were fortunate, others in the Connellsville community were hit hard, with at least 70 homes damaged and several families displaced, …

Williams Project Director Chris Springer discusses the importance of collaboration and environmental stewardship in a recent blog post featured on the Conservation Fund’s website. The Conservation Fund is a national nonprofit dedicated to finding conservation solutions that balance environmental and economic needs. A great example of environmental collaboration occurred when Williams partnered with The Conservation Fund in …

BOK Tower-Tulsa (Williams Center) Corporate Office It’s a big anniversary for Tulsa’s biggest building. The BOK Tower (called by many, the Williams Center) turns 40 today. The home of Tulsa-based Williams’ headquarters opened on Nov. 1, 1976. The 52-story, 667-foot office tower is the second tallest building in Oklahoma. On a clear day, you can …

Whether they use electricity or propane, or their homes and businesses are directly linked to natural gas, consumers are benefiting from the robust supply of reliable, affordable and environmentally responsible natural gas produced by companies like Cabot Oil and Gas Corporation in the northeast United States. As explained in the WNEP “Power to Save” piece, …

Former assistant administrator of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, J. Winston Porter, penned a recent op-ed for PennLive providing a road map for energy independence in Pennsylvania while stressing the importance of achieving the right energy mix. According to Porter, the right electrical energy mix during the next 20-30 years should be: natural gas 45 …

At what’s becoming a tradition in September in northeast Pennsylvania, Williams held it’s 5th Annual Barbecue Cook-Off at Lazy Brook Park in Tunkhannock on Friday, September 9th. The event is held each year to raise funds for local chapters of the United Way and represents Williams’ commitment to supporting the communities where our employees live …