Y-12 employees have designated $1.22 million for organizations since fund’s inception
OAK RIDGE, Tenn. – Twenty-four East Tennessee nonprofits received a total of $180,000 from the Consolidated Nuclear Security (CNS) Community Investment Fund at a ceremony November 6.
Y-12 employees designated more than $120,000 for East Tennessee organizations in 2022
Jason Bohne, CNS senior director of Communications, speaks at the CNS Community Investment Fund grant ceremony held at Y-12 October 17.
Emory Valley Center staff members are appreciative of the grant from CNS that was used to purchase personal protective equipment for employees.
Thanks to funds from the CNS Community Investment Fund distributed by Y-12, the Soloman's Temple Cemetery near Vonore, Tennessee, has been restored.
