For 2009, Shaw Mechanical has committed to continue its three-point corporate giving program announced at last year’s bash that included a monetary donation, 80-hours of employee paid-volunteer-time and in-kind maintenance service for the Foundation’s 72-tons of HVAC equipment.
In 2008, Shaw Mechanical presented Destiny Foundation with a check for $5,000, provided $7,000 in servicing the Foundation’s 72-tons of HVAC equipment, and paid staff to volunteer at the Foundation’s warehouse and grocery store located on Michigan Avenue near downtown Orlando, Fla.
“During an economic downturn of this magnitude, it is much more important that we renew our support to the Destiny Foundation to help those in our own community that need assistance,” said Shaw Mechanical Services’ President, David L. Shaw. (middle right photo)
About Destiny Foundation
The Destiny Foundation, founded in 2001 by Pastor Scott George, (top left photo) was created to allow the working poor to invest sweat equity in the Foundation’s 35,000-square-foot grocery store in exchange for the ability to reduce their monthly food budget.
The Destiny Foundation, founded in 2001 by Pastor Scott George, (top left photo) was created to allow the working poor to invest sweat equity in the Foundation’s 35,000-square-foot grocery store in exchange for the ability to reduce their monthly food budget.
Please visit http://www.battlehunger.org/ for more information.
Contact: Elaine Ingra, PR WORKS!, PH: 407 384-1344,
elainei@pr-works.com, www.pr-works.com
Contact: Elaine Ingra, PR WORKS!, PH: 407 384-1344,
elainei@pr-works.com, www.pr-works.com
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