CONCORD, NC — SunEnergy1 CEO Kenny Habul continues his longstanding commitment to supporting children and families in need through a $100,000 contribution to Speedway Children’s Charities (SCC). The donation, made through participation in the Heritage ProAm Seat event, will help advance SCC’s mission of improving the lives of children facing critical needs across communities throughout the country.
Speedway Children’s Charities is a nationally recognized nonprofit organization dedicated to providing funding for programs that support children in need. Through grants and fundraising initiatives, SCC assists organizations that focus on children’s health, education, safety, social services, and basic needs.
The $100,000 commitment by Kenny Habul reflects the values shared by both SunEnergy1 and Speedway Children’s Charities: investing in people, strengthening communities, and creating opportunities for future generations. Funds raised through SCC support healthcare services, educational initiatives, food assistance programs, mentoring opportunities, and organizations that provide critical support to children experiencing hardship.
“Giving back has always been a core part of who we are at SunEnergy1,” said Kenny Habul. “Communities thrive when children have access to the resources, support, and opportunities needed to succeed. Speedway Children’s Charities has a proven track record of making a direct and meaningful impact in the lives of young people, and we are proud to support that mission.”
Throughout the year, Speedway Children’s Charities raises funds through community events, motorsports partnerships, special experiences, and corporate sponsorships. These efforts allow the organization to distribute millions of dollars annually to nonprofit organizations serving children and families.
For SunEnergy1, community investment extends beyond renewable energy development. The company remains committed to supporting causes that improve quality of life, strengthen local communities, and provide meaningful opportunities for children and families.
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