Many of us would be lost without our cell phones. When your battery is almost dead, finding an electrical outlet can become a critical mission.
If this happens when you’re at the Arizona-Sonoran Desert Museum, TEP has your back.
Many of us would be lost without our cell phones. When your battery is almost dead, finding an electrical outlet can become a critical mission.
If this happens when you’re at the Arizona-Sonoran Desert Museum, TEP has your back.
For nearly 20 years, TEP has hosted blood drives for the American Red Cross several times a year at our offices downtown and on Irvington Road.
TEP employee volunteers and their family members spent Sunday morning sanding and refurbishing the weather-worn horse stalls at the Therapeutic Ranch for Animals and Kids (TRAK) before summer camp begins.
Look for our employees wearing blue TEP volunteer shirts and driving TEP vehicles in your neighborhood on Saturday, May 11, to collect food for the Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive.
Through a partnership with the American Heart Association, TEP provided funding for eight kits and education support.
Last week’s “Snuggle Fest” for employees at TEP was a big success: Four shelter animals found new homes, almost $200 was raised and 10 pet supply items were collected.
School is almost out for summer, but TEP employees are collecting school supplies for students at Blenman Elementary School until April 30. On May 10, more than 30 TEP employees will volunteer to teach K-5 grade students during TEP’s 6th Annual Junior Achievement Day. On JA Day, we teach kids about financial literacy with age-appropriate