109 0 Kommentare United States Steel Honors Employees for Community Service with Donations to Charitable Organizations

United States Steel Corporation (NYSE: X) (“U. S. Steel”) named its Volunteer of the Year along with 12 Service Champions for their community service in 2023 as part of the company’s United by Service initiative. To honor the winners, U. S. Steel is donating to the charitable organization of each employee’s choice. U. S. Steel is donating $15,000 on behalf of the Volunteer of the Year and $5,000 on behalf of each of the 12 Service Champions. Overall, U. S. Steel is awarding $75,000 to charitable organizations in recognition of employee volunteers companywide.

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The United by Service initiative was launched in January 2021 to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy of service and to highlight the impact our colleagues are making in the communities where our facilities operate. In 2023, U. S. Steel employees across the company volunteered more than 20,000 hours of their time.

Tyrell Anderson, an operational excellence engineer at U. S. Steel Gary Works in Gary, Indiana, was named the United by Service 2023 Volunteer of the Year. U. S. Steel is donating $15,000 to his chosen charity, the Decay Devils, dedicated to preserving, restoring, and repurposing historic structures in Northwest Indiana. Anderson said, “Decay Devils has been giving back to the community for eight years. We have received numerous awards, but nothing compares to recognition from the home team. I’m grateful for U. S. Steel recognizing our efforts, and I look forward to making the company and the region proud.”

Employees Francisco Mata, Jeremiah North, Joseph Petrovich, John Castellano, Robert Sterns, Jeremy Dickson, James Borkowski, Michael Castner, Coleen Davis, David Mutnansky, Monika Moravanská, and Jozef Topol’ovský make up the twelve Service Champions who showed extraordinary dedication to their communities in 2023.

Information on our Volunteer of the Year and Service Champion honorees, sorted by location, is below.

Pennsylvania

James Borkowski, an operating technician at Mon Valley Works – Clairton Plant. As vice president and safety officer for Vigilant Hose Company Number One, Borough of Port Vue Volunteer Fire Department, he works to improve fire protection and first responder service in Allegheny County. He oversees the operation of 15 drones and is a founding member of the department’s dive team.
Michael Castner works as a utility technician for Mon Valley Works – Clairton Plant. He is a dedicated volunteer at the Monessen Volunteer Fire Department and works to ensure his community is safe. This year, he helped fundraise to upgrade safety equipment.
Coleen Davis, environmental manager at Mon Valley Works – Edgar Thompson Plant, dedicates her time to the Braddock Carnegie Library Capital Campaign. Alongside her team, she is working to raise $21.4 million for a comprehensive renovation of the Braddock Carnegie Library. Scheduled to open to the community in 2025, the Braddock Carnegie Library will serve as a space where Mon Valley families can gather safely.
David Mutnansky is a fire and security technician at Mon Valley Works – Edgar Thompson Plant. He serves as the assistant chief of the Forbes Road Fire Department. In 2023, the department became a licensed EMS agency and certified Rescue Service for Pennsylvania thanks to Mutnansky’s work. Committed to excellence, 75% of his firefighters are certified at the national level.