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CHICAGO��— Whether it’s helping people whose homes have been destroyed, children who need food or underserved areas that could benefit from new biking and walking trails,�������˿�Դ����(Nasdaq: EXC) employees are dedicated to making a positive difference in their communities. In 2022 alone, volunteers gave 126,529 hours of their time to local nonprofits.
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In acknowledgement of those efforts, the �����˿�Դ�� Foundation recognized 20 �����˿�Դ�� employees with its Volunteer Awards, given to those who have shown exemplary service and served more than 50 hours in one calendar year. Awardees also received $5,000 for the charity of their choice.
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“Powering a cleaner and brighter future for our customers means more than just delivering energy. It means being active in the communities we serve, sharing our resources and helping our customers in whatever way possible,” said Calvin Butler, president and CEO of �����˿�Դ��. “Our employees share this passion for making a difference, and I am proud of their dedication to volunteer and share their most important resource -- time -- with their communities for causes they care about.”
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The Foundation selected employees from the company’s six energy delivery companies, Atlantic City Electric (ACE), Baltimore Gas and Electric (BGE), Commonwealth Edison (ComEd), Delmarva Power and Light (DPL), Philadelphia Energy Company (PECO),��Potomac Electric Power Company (Pepco) and �����˿�Դ�� corporate employees. A few examples:

• Atlantic City Electric��employee��Ryan Whitman��has used his skills to benefit fellow veterans of����by��rebuilding the organization’s electric distribution lines, replacing poles, trimming trees, building a laundry room, even installing an electrical panel at the nonprofit’s facility.
  
• Father and son, and fellow��BGE��employees,��Ron and Ben Carsten��volunteer with��, a nonprofit they have helped with disaster recovery efforts, building dozens of houses following Hurricane Florence and the 2022 Kentucky floods.
  
• ComEd’s Tonya Reed��grew up without a mentor and so volunteers as a mentor to young people at Continuing Academic Training Children & Youth Service, Inc. (CAT), where she is proof that the��challenges you face don’t determine your life outcome, how you respond does.
  
• Delmarva Power��employee��Mark Naugle��leverages his love for baseball and softball as a volunteer for the Delmar Little League organization. Just this past summer, he coached the All-Star team that went to the Little League Softball World Series in Greenville, NC.
  
• PECO��employee��Mark McDonald��has used his construction background with specialization in the electrical trades to help��, a local nonprofit he helps repair and improve homes of low-income families. He even recruited seven fellow PECO colleagues to regularly volunteer with him.
  
• Simone Woods,�������˿�Դ����corporate employee, volunteers with��, which focuses on improving conditions for bicycling, walking and public transportation in Chicago’s southwest side neighborhoods, many of which are under-resourced.
  
  

The full list of volunteer winners includes:
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ACE

• Jason Skolnick: Linwood Parent Teach Organization
  
• Saundra Wilson: Loving our Cities
  
• Ryan Whitman: Operation Safe Haven
  
  

BGE:

• Kristin Cox: Arts Education in Maryland Schools (AEMS)
  
• Team: The Baltimore Station
  
  • James��Winbourne
  • Ryan Bowerman
  • Stacy Wirth
  • Michael Kunkel
  • Tesfa Bemnet
  • Tampatha Patrick
  • Elmer Butts III
  • Susanne Casterline
  • Rayon Wright
  • Wayne��Carter
  • Humbert Giannaccini
• Team: Samaritan’s Purse
  
  • Ron Carsten
  • Ben Carsten
    
    

ComEd

• Tonya Reed: Continuing Academic Training Children and Youth Service, Inc. (CAT)
  
• Dawne��Watts: Fetching Tails Foundation
  
• Paul Strahanoski: St. Jude
  
  

Delmarva

• Linda Lamberson: Cats Bridge to Rescue
  
• Mark Naugle: Delmar Little League organization
  
  

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• Simone Woods: Major Taylor Trail Keepers
  
• Barbara Woltanski: Northern Illinois Food Bank
  
• Patrick��O'Rourke: Regina Luminis Academy
  
  

PECO

• Glenn Tiley: Keystone Opportunity Center
  
• Gregory Rosato: West Point Volunteer Fire Company D.B.A Upper Gwynedd Township Fire Department
  
• Team: Good Works Inc.
  
  • Mark McDonald
  • Lingyu��Lu
  • Frank Colelli
  • Deborah Cook
  • Andrew Coyle
  • Charles Dettling
  • Craig Dupell
  • Jasmine Jackson
  • Tara Ogden
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PHI

• Veronica Sergiacomi: Emmanuel Cancer Foundation
  
• Julia Reilly: Equine Rescue Ambulance - Fair Hill Division
  
• Zach Chizar: Make-A-Wish Foundation - Philadelphia, Delaware & Susquehanna Valley
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In a continuing celebration of National Volunteer Month, �����˿�Դ�� is sponsoring more than 200 volunteer events across the company’s service areas in Delaware, Illinois, Maryland, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and the District of Columbia. Activities range from helping plant seedlings at sustainable urban farms and judging a science fair to cleaning up local beaches and packing weekend backpacks with food for children at risk for hunger.
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As a company, �����˿�Դ�� has long invested in the communities it serves through local grantmaking, workforce development programs, STEM education initiatives and college scholarships, in addition to spending more than $2.8 billion last year with diverse suppliers.��In 2022, �����˿�Դ�� companies and foundations gave more than $68 million to nonprofits in the company’s service areas, focusing on Building �����˿�Դ��’s Future Workforce; Energy Empowerment in Our Communities; Equal Access to Arts and Culture; and Enrichment Through Local Vitality.
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To learn more about �����˿�Դ��’s community initiatives, visit��exeloncorp.com.