NIPSCO’s Hope for the Holidays Employee Fundraising Campaign Helps Non-Profit Organizations - The Chicago Crusader

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NIPSCO’s Hope for the Holidays Employee Fundraising Campaign Helps Non-Profit Organizations - The Chicago Crusader

NIPSCO’s ninth annual Hope for the Holidays campaign, combining company and employee donations provided more than $93,000 to benefit community-serving organizations throughout northern Indiana this holiday season. NIPSCO’s fundraising program […]

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