A ComEd employee recalls his Hispanic upbringing and why those experiences are important to remember during National Hispanic Heritage Month.
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Hundreds ComEd employees, friends and family will support those affected by heart disease by participating in this weekend’s American Heart Association Heart Walk. Like many ComEd employees, including Amy Gonzales, a regional trainer at ComEd’s office in Chicago’s Ashburn neighborhood, it’s a cause that is close to their hearts.
To provide support to communities throughout northern Illinois, ComEd recently awarded grants to 59 public agencies and nonprofits.
In honor of National Dog Day, ComEd employees gush about their four-legged friends.
Summer Solstice contest helps customers learn more about benefits of solar energy.
Nia Byas, a senior at Loyola University, still gains work and networking experiences through ComEd’s virtual summer internship program.
Did you know that when ComEd trims trees and branches to prevent them from encountering power lines, it also benefits the animals at Lincoln Park Zoo?
Exelon executive surprises seven female STEM students with college scholarships.
ComEd, through its Exelon African American Resource Alliance (EAARA) employee resource group, paused this week to make educational seminars available to Illinois-based employees... to help them understand the meaning of Juneteenth and use these learnings to benefit the communities in which they work and live.
ComEd's "Switch on Summer," a long-standing Chicago tradition, returns to celebrate the arrival of summer.
During Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, ComEd pays tribute to the generations of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders who shaped our nation's history—and who were shaped by it.
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