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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: August 20, 2021
Florence Electric honored with Citizenship awards
Boston, MA ABC MA member firm Florence Electric LLC has been honored as a 2021 Corporate Citizenship Award winner from the Boston Business Journal for their charitable contributions over the past year.
The Boston Business Journal recently released its annual list of the most charitable companies in Massachusetts.
The list highlights those giving back the most, and it includes 98 companies who donated at least $100,000 in cash contributions last year to Massachusetts-based charities and as much as nearly $29 million. The companies span real estate, insurance, banking, life sciences and healthcare, among others.
Florence Electric is a leading merit shop contractor and a longtime member of ABC. The foundation of Florence Electric dates back to 2004 when experienced talent from across the industry came together. The firm’s website states: “Our dedicated employees, with their unwavering commitment to our customers, set a course to consistently deliver exceptional results. In the years that followed, we continued to build a reputation of reliability, trust, and quality workmanship. We value and appreciate our customer and employee relationships. These strong relationships contribute to our continued growth and strengthen our position as an industry leader.”
ABC congratulates Florence Electric on their BBJ award and thank them for their generosity!
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