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Gilmore Electric

Corporate partner since 2015

In 1941, Robert Gilmore started a little company known as Gilmore Electric. Over 75 years later, that company is now run by the founder’s great-grandson, Danny Loveland. It has gained recognition in both the private and government sectors. Specializing in electrical construction and design, Gilmore Electric has worked on everything from high-rise condominiums, hospitals, and water treatment facilities to major league baseball stadiums and university buildings.

But the company’s commitment to excellence isn’t just changing lives in its home state of Florida. The generosity of the Loveland family and the staff is transforming the lives of people in some of the most impoverished places on earth.

In 2015, the company began to donate a portion of the profits from every contract toward bringing help and hope to people in need. Since then, Gilmore Electric has helped provide education for children living in Nepal, Guatemala, and Honduras. It has come alongside and supported the work of church planters in Cuba. And it has stepped up to the plate during disasters by offering lifesaving aid to people in crisis around the world.

World Help is grateful to Gilmore Electric for making a difference in the lives of families around the globe.


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Our Financial Commitment

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