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Gilbert couple’s nonprofit addresses workforce gap

The foundation plans to award $200,000 this year for training, apprenticeships and nonprofit grants to help fill Arizona’s skilled trades shortage.

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Starting as an electrical apprentice in Phoenix decades ago, Mike Greenawalt built a career that eventually led to owning multi-billion-dollar company.

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Gilbert couple’s nonprofit addresses workforce gap

Starting as an electrical apprentice in Phoenix decades ago, Mike Greenawalt built a career that eventually led to owning multi-billion-dollar company.

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Gilbert Sun News broke the news in on Tuesday, March 31, 2026.
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