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End-Of-Year Elementary School Sponsorships
Post Icon June 15, 2022

Here at Signal Hill Petroleum, we are committed to investing in the communities where we operate and are proud to partner with our local schools. This morning, we proudly sponsored Alvarado Elementary’s 5th Grade Promotion and Signal Hill Elementary’s ‘End-Of-Year’ Teacher Luncheon. For Alvarado Elementary, we not only provided an assortment of breakfast pastries and […]

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10th Annual Cottonwood Awards Luncheon
Post Icon June 6, 2022

Last Thursday, we attended the 10th Annual Cottonwood Awards Luncheon hosted by the Rancho Los Alamitos Foundation. We are incredibly proud to have been one of the presenting sponsors for this charitable event. The Cottonwood Awards celebrate Long Beach leaders who have shown great efforts in promoting and supporting the cultural communities of the Southern […]

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Teacher Appreciation Day
Post Icon May 6, 2022

Being involved and a part of the communities we operate in is one of Signal Hill Petroleum’s core values. This past Tuesday, SHP was the sole sponsor for Signal Hill Elementary’s Teacher Appreciation Breakfast and Alvarado Elementary’s Teacher Appreciation Luncheon. To show our support, we not only provided breakfast and lunch for the teachers, but […]

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Salvation Army Check Donation
Post Icon March 21, 2022

At Signal Hill Petroleum, we take immense pride in giving back to our local communities. Last Wednesday, our Community Relations Manager, Alex Rothwell, presented a $20,000 check to The Salvation Army of Long Beach. This donation will go directly towards various youth programs at the Long Beach Red Shield. The Salvation Army is a nonprofit […]

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Ashleigh Williams-Pearce Spirt Award
Post Icon March 1, 2022

Signal Hill Petroleum is incredibly proud to have our very own Community Relations Manager, Alex Rothwell, awarded the Ashleigh Williams-Pearce Spirt Award by the City of Signal Hill during last week’s Signal Hill City Council meeting. Ashleigh Williams-Pearce, an employee of the Signal Hill community services department, lost her battle to cancer in 2019, but […]

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