Spire's partnership with technical and trade schools leads to lifelong careers for graduates.

Meet Grady. He's served Birmingham as a Spire service technician for nearly 29 years. There's no place he'd rather call home, and he touches every life he meets with kindness and respect. Watch now.

Meet Nelson, a Spire service technician from Kansas City. His family left behind everything they knew for a better life in the U.S. And today, Nelson works hard to keep his family's American dream alive.

After a bicycle accident resulted in a cancer diagnosis, Spire employee Jim Moore found his purpose: volunteering with a St. Louis-area food bank to make sure others can access food when they need it most.

How to make the perfect pie crust.

Spire partners with Forest Park Forever, a St. Louis-based non-profit committed to preserving and sustaining the number one park in America, to help St. Louis save precious natural resources.

Spire gave every employee a day off. Here's what they gave back.

Tod Fagan, a right of way manager at Spire, worked to create a tool called iMap - and it has since been named the most innovative public works management tool in the U.S. and Canada by the American Public Works Association. It all began with an idea about how to serve Spire's communities even better.

Spire employees in St. Louis volunteered with Rebuilding Together St. Louis to serve families in need in the local community.

Joe Hampton, president of Spire in Alabama, was recently named one of Birmingham's most influential leaders. He recently sat down sat down to answer a few questions about his incredible journey, unique perspective on giving back and his vision for the future of Alabama.