June 12, 2026

Serving with purpose at USS Midway Museum

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As Sempra advances its mission to build America’s leading utility growth business, it is guided by a strong commitment to the people and communities it serves. That commitment was on display recently as employees volunteered at the USS Midway Museum, continuing an established tradition of hands-on support for one of San Diego’s most iconic landmarks.

The museum showcases the USS Midway, the longest-serving U.S. aircraft carrier of the 20th century, offering visitors an immersive look at naval aviation history.

Ahead of Memorial Day weekend—one of the Midway’s busiest and most meaningful times of year—employees helped clean and preserve the historic aircraft carrier, preparing it to welcome thousands of visitors who come to honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice to the nation.

“Our employees bring a strong sense of purpose to everything they do, from delivering essential energy services to supporting the communities we serve,” said Lisa Larroque Alexander, senior vice president, corporate affairs and chief human resources officer of Sempra. “Opportunities like this not only make a meaningful impact locally, they also strengthen our culture by bringing colleagues together in service of something bigger than themselves.” 

Sempra volunteers at the USS Midway
Sempra volunteers learning about the USS Midway
Sempra volunteers in safety gear at the USS Midway

Sempra’s high-performance culture extends beyond how the company delivers energy to how employees show up for one another and the communities they serve. Volunteering at the USS Midway brings that culture to life, as employees work side by side to build connections, strengthen teamwork and support a space that educates and brings people together—reinforcing the values that guide Sempra’s work: do the right thing, champion people and shape the future.

Supporting the USS Midway Museum reflects Sempra’s broader commitment to community engagement and honoring those who have served, helping sustain places that connect people to history, service and one another.