What Does it Mean to Be A Fuel For Good ?

We're making a positive impact in our communities by putting people first. Every year, we give back 5% of our profits to support children in need and since 2006, we've donated more than $12M.

Gas South knows the communities we serve are strongest when their children are well and have opportunities to reach their full potential. With the 5% of profits we’ve committed to give each year, we’re helping families build strong foundations by supporting some of their basic needs and providing positive pathways. As a customer with Gas South, you’re part of helping make that difference.

As our company continues to grow, so does our commitment to give. In 2022, we were able to donate more than $3.2 million to help support children in need—more than double the previous year’s donation—so these children can go on to lead successful lives. We’ve also stayed on track with our effort to build a more sustainable planet, committing to invest $60 million to support solar projects by the end of 2023. All of that’s part of what it means to Be A Fuel For Good.

Learn more about Gas South's Philanthropic Policy.

Be A Fuel For Good Initiatives

2022: Donated $325,000 to Support Children’s Charities

As part of our ongoing mission to Be A Fuel For Good, Gas South gave $300,000 in Impact Investments to six charities in Georgia and Florida dedicated to childhood education, basic needs and health—$50,000 each. We also invested another $25,000 for the groups who weren’t chosen in 2022 to take part in an immersive peer learning experience to help accelerate their impact.

2020: Over $1M Pledged for COVID-19 Relief

This year, we're giving over $1M to support families in need impacted by COVID-19, increasing funding for priority nonprofit partners with the broadest reach:

United Ways in Atlanta and Florida ($250,000)
Atlanta Community Food Bank ($200,000)
YMCA of Metro Atlanta ($150,000)
Heating Energy Assistance Team (HEAT) ($150,000)
In addition, we’re increasing funding for several of our other nonprofit partners including Ser Familia ($75,000), The Salvation Army ($50,000) and Society of St. Vincent de Paul ($45,000).

Learn more about our COVID-19 response here.

2020: Advocating Social Justice Through Giving and Action

As a purpose-driven company, we have a solid foundation for community and employee engagement. We also know that we need to do more.

Businesses like Gas South need to be bolder and more intentional in demonstrating that black lives do matter – through our community investments, our policy advocacy and how we conduct our own business.

While these initiatives are where we’ll start, we will continue to do more.

We’re committed to working with organizations that share our goals of fighting racism and discrimination.
We joined other businesses and Chambers of Commerce to advocate for the passage of hate crimes legislation in Georgia.
We are convening regular Community Conversations, where team members from all across our company can come together to talk about our feelings and emotions, and listen to and learn from each other in a supportive environment.
We are committed to recruiting and hiring diverse employees.
We will use our influence to speak out against racism and discrimination and promote social justice and equality.
Our CEO, Kevin Greiner, is an active participant in the CEO Task Force for Diversity and Inclusion and joins Atlanta-area business and civic leaders in advocating for bold change to combat racism and discrimination.

Read our statement on justice and equal opportunity here.

2019: Sustained Support and New Impact Investments Total More Than $900K

In 2019, we continued our financial support to partner with organizations that impact the lives of children in need each day, like the YMCA, United Way and Heating Energy Assistance Team (HEAT).

Community nonprofits had the opportunity to apply for one of six $50,000 Impact Investment gifts, where Gas South employees voted to decide which nonprofits received funding (and support from Gas South employee volunteers). We awarded Impact Investments to: