Westinghouse joined the Lower Richland Veterans Formation #2 for its annual Veterans Day celebration, recognizing local veterans for their service and leadership in the community. We thank all veterans who have selflessly served our country and honor their dedication.
Westinghouse took part in the Midlands Education & Business Alliance 8th-grade Industry Showcase, a two-day event at the South Carolina State Fairgrounds. The event brought together 4,200 eighth-grade students and teachers from across the state to learn about local employers, technical programs, and career options through interactive demonstrations and games. Students were encouraged to ask questions and discover opportunities across a range of industries. A special thank you to Brandon Brown, Kimyatta Monroe, Ben Goerdt, Josie Deangelis, Heather Foster, and Renee Lacy for volunteering to assist with the event.
Westinghouse participated in the Lift Off Celebration and STEM Day at W. A. Perry Middle School. The Richland School District One school was named the National Civil Air Patrol Aerospace School of the Year, and students enjoyed a day filled with activities led by aerospace organizations from across the state. The showcase gave students hands-on exposure to a variety of STEM experiences.
Westinghouse CFFF employees proudly participated in the 2026 Walk for Life Breast Cancer Walk in Columbia, S.C. Employees walked in memory of and in honor of friends, family members, colleagues and others whose lives have been impacted by breast cancer, demonstrating CFFF’s continued commitment to supporting our community.
The Westinghouse Emergency Response Team visited Hopkins Elementary School to teach students about fire prevention and home safety. Through hands-on activities, students practiced fire safety skills and interacted with firefighters up close, helping them become more comfortable around emergency responders.
Students from Benedict College and South Carolina State University visited the site to tour the facility and learn about the nuclear industry. They connected with engineers and business professionals to explore career opportunities at Westinghouse and build professional relationships.
CFFF recently hosted students from the Benedict College School of Business for an interactive look at the nuclear industry and the business operations that drive its success. Westinghouse professionals from engineering, finance, project management, and human resources engaged with students, providing valuable perspectives on career paths and opportunities across the organization.
Westinghouse participated in the Hopkins High School Alumni Foundation’s Annual Scholarship Luncheon, where seven $1,000 scholarships were awarded to Lower Richland High School students pursuing STEM degrees. Held at St. John Baptist Church in Hopkins, South Carolina, the event brought together community members to celebrate and congratulate the scholarship recipients. This initiative reflects Westinghouse’s ongoing commitment to supporting students and advancing educational opportunities within the Lower Richland community.
What does nuclear fuel look like up close? Students and families had a chance to find out at the South Carolina Virtual Charter School's Back-to-School Bash!
Westinghouse was recognized earlier this month as a finalist for the Community Outreach Award at the 2026 SC Workforce and Manufacturing Summit held in Columbia, SC.
