As summer deepens, our team members continue to lend a charitable hand across North America. Here is where our people donated time, enthusiasm and skills in their communities to support those who need extra help.
Bringing Trucks Up Close: For the second consecutive year, Paul Davis, Red Deer, Alberta, volunteered for Touch-A-Truck, a family-friendly outdoor event that allows children to see and touch their favorite large vehicles. The event attracted 10,000 eager participants and proceeds supported the Central Alberta Crime Prevention Centre.
Supporting Firefighters: Paul Davis of Tidewater and Virginia Beach helped clean the course mats used for the Firefighter Combat Challenge’s Southeast Regional Championship, which took place in Virginia Beach, Virginia. Paul Davis is a national sponsor of this nonprofit, which showcases the extraordinary fitness levels of the country’s firefighters in this traveling sports competition.
Networking for Hispanic Construction Community: The U.S. Small Business Administration Georgia District named Paul Davis of North Atlanta, Georgia, and Owner Wilson Tomala as the 2023 Georgia Minority-Owned Small Business of the Year. Tomala created the Hispanic Construction Association a decade ago and continues to support this local business group.
Driving Highway Clean-Ups: Paul Davis of Central Virginia joined the Adopt a Highway program, a grassroots movement active in 49 states that helps keep America’s highways litter-free. Team members recently cleaned a two-mile stretch of their adopted highway.
Fundraising for Autism: Paul Davis participated as a Platinum Sponsor in the Aspire Spring Gala 2023 in Boston, Massachusetts. The annual event, organized by Massachusetts General Hospital Aspire, supports children, teens and adults on the autism spectrum.
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