Donation energizes Memorial Boulevard Cultural Center
From left to right: Josh Medeiros, Vice President of the Memorial Boulevard Cultural Center, Chris Borucki, Project Sales Manager/Technician at Wesson Energy, Bristol Mayor Kenneth Cockayne, Raquel Kennedy, President of Victory Energy Solutions, and Violette Radomski of Eversource Energy.
Representatives from Energize Connecticut’s Home Energy Solutions program recently presented the Bristol Memorial Boulevard Cultural Center with a $2,025 donation.
For every Bristol resident that participated in HES, Eversource-authorized contractors Wesson Energy and Victory Energy Solutions made a donation to the organization.
The two contractors completed over 80 HES visits in Bristol last year.
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