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ITC Midwest Contributes $100,000 to Regional Food Banks

December 1, 2025 | ITC Midwest

Funds will help fight hunger during the holiday season

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (December 1, 2025) – ITC Midwest has contributed $100,000 to regional food banks to help address food insecurity in communities the company serves. ITC Midwest’s gift helps to provide nutritious meals to individuals and families in need during the holiday season.

The announcement coincides with Giving Tuesday, a global movement to inspire generosity with celebration events held worldwide on December 2, 2025.

As part of its overall $100,000 commitment, ITC Midwest contributed $20,000 each to the following five food banks:

“We recognize family budgets are tight right now and appreciate the ongoing local efforts by food banks to address food insecurity,” said ITC Midwest President Dusky Terry. “Our commitment to serving communities extends beyond providing safe and reliable electric transmission service. We care about the communities we serve and are acting today to help support individuals and families to help lighten their load at a critical time.”

ITC Midwest’s contribution is part of the company’s Greater Giving Program that supports organizations providing essential services to those in need, making a positive impact and improving the quality of life in local communities.

ITC Midwest contributes $20,000 to the HACAP Food Reservoir to help address food insecurity. Left to right: ITC Midwest Area Manager of Local Government and Community Affairs Jamie Toledo, HACAP CEO Jane Drapeaux, HACAP Food Reservoir Director Kim Guardado, HACAP Food Reservoir Development Manager Cari Stiefel, incoming HACAP CEO Matt Majeski.
ITC Midwest contributes $20,000 to Food Bank of Iowa to help address food insecurity. Left to right: ITC Midwest’s Area Manager of Local Government and Community Affairs Scott Arnold, Food Bank of Iowa’s Vice President of Philanthropy Bergetta Beardsley, and Food Bank of Iowa’s Branch Manager Sandra McReynolds.
ITC Midwest contributes $20,000 to River Bend Food Bank to help address food insecurity. Left to right: River Bend Food Bank’s Board Chair Rob Leibfried, Site Director of the St. Stephen’s Branch of the River Bend Food Bank Kathy Hutton, and ITC Midwest’s Regional Manager of Local Government and Community Affairs Nicole Breitbach.

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About ITC Midwest
ITC Midwest LLC is a wholly-owned subsidiary of ITC Holdings Corp., the nation’s largest independent electricity transmission company. ITC Midwest operates more than 6,600 circuit miles of transmission lines in Iowa, Minnesota, Illinois, Missouri and Wisconsin. ITC Midwest is headquartered in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and maintains regional operating facilities in Dubuque, Iowa City and Perry, Iowa; and Albert Lea and Lakefield, Minnesota.  For further information visit www.itcmidwest.com. ITC is a subsidiary of Fortis Inc., a leader in the North American regulated electric and gas utility industry. For further information visit www.fortisinc.com.

Media Contact: Darcy Moulin, dmoulin@itctransco.com, (319) 560-7466

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