SoCalGas and Foundation for America's Public Lands Invite Southern Californians to Volunteer at Public Lands Close to Home
Key Highlights
- ➤SoCalGas contributes $50,000 to public lands stewardship and educational programs
- ➤November volunteer events scheduled at Imperial Sand Dunes and Santa Rosa Mountains
- ➤SoCalGas serves more than 21 million consumers across Central and Southern California
- ➤Foundation has leveraged more than $20 million across 88 projects nationwide
Expert Statements
Sarita Figueroa, Senior manager of community relations at SoCalGas
“These volunteer opportunities give people a hands-on way to care for outdoor spaces that are part of their communities. We are proud to support experiences that bring neighbors together and help keep public lands close to home welcoming for everyone who uses them.”
Tomer Hasson, Interim Program Lead and Senior Program Officer of the Foundation for America’s Public Lands
“The public lands cared for by the Bureau of Land Management are America’s largest and hardest working neighbor, and in Southern California we’re fortunate to have so much public land close to home. SoCalGas’ support shows what businesses, public land managers, partners and local communities can accomplish together, giving more people opportunities to get outside and care for the places they love.”
SoCalGas and Foundation for America's Public Lands Invite Southern Californians to Volunteer at Public Lands Close to Home PR Newswire
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 9, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Southern Californians will have opportunities this month to volunteer at public lands close to home, including the Imperial Sand Dunes and the Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains. A $50,000 contribution from Southern California Gas Company (SoCalGas), a subsidiary of Sempra (NYSE: SRE), to the Foundation for America's Public Lands supports community cleanups, public lands stewardship and educational opportunities across the region.
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