Floor Coverings International: Helping to Feed Atlanta’s Homeless Community
Floor Coverings International will be volunteering at the Central Night Shelter in downtown Atlanta, GA on the following dates: 1/3, 1/27, 2/17, 2/25, 3/9, & 3/23. We will be providing food and serving dinner and dessert to the area’s homeless community. In addition, we will be supplying packed lunches for them to take with them so they have a nourishing meal the following day.
Please contact our event organizer below if you’d like to volunteer with us.
FirstService Residential: Supporting Deserving Families Through Annual LifeNet4Families Food Drive Donation
We donate to LifeNet4Families every year around Thanksgiving to help those who need it the most. We collect non-perishables or any dollar amount. We will be collecting non-perishables or money donations from December 9th until the 20th. Please contact Diana Sanchez if you have any questions.Super Restoration: Working Together to Feed 307 Starving Children for an Entire Year
It was all hands on deck on Saturday, November 23, 2019 when more than 528 volunteers came together to pack 112,104 meals to feed 307 starving children throughout the world for an entire year!
In addition to the food packed, the team raised more than $30,000 to help fund the noble work of Feed My Starving Children.
“Dear Super Restoration team – THANK YOU! You are all such champions for putting on this event for your community,” said Bethany Durst, Feed My Starving Children eemployee. “It was wonderful serving with you all. This was one of the most efficient packs I’ve done because of your hard prep work. I hope our paths cross again soon!”
This event is meaningful to so many at Super Restoration who demonstrate a commitment to #FirstServeOthers through many activities throughout the year.
“This was my second year coordinating the Feed My Starving Children Event to be hosted at Super Restoration. I began working on this year’s event in July 2019. This year, I was able to create and organize more efficiently because I had experience under my belt. It was so amazing to see a lot of hard work and effort come together on the event day,” said Jamie O’Camb, executive assistant to Rene Vargas. ‘When I saw all of the volunteers in our warehouse, it made me so proud to be part of a company that sees the value in giving back to our community. It was such a blessing to meet all of the genuine people and families who took time out of their weekend to help people around the world. Once again, this event made such an impact on me and will be something I continue to support and work on for the years to come!”
Congrats to the Super Restoration team on an incredibly successful and meaningful event!
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Super Restoration: Volunteers Needed for the Feed My Starving Children Mobile Pack Event
Join us as we roll up our sleeves to pack 108,000 meals for hungry children world-wide.
We invite participation from anyone in the area who would like to volunteer or donate.
To make a donation or to register to volunteer, please visit: https://give.fmsc.org/campaign/1911-289no-doral-fl-super-restoration/c244184
Paul Davis: Supporting Local Food Pantries through a Creative CAN Challenge Food Drive
Donation drives are a popular and effective way to collect much-needed food for area food banks, but if you really want to engage your team members and make your food drive something everyone will be talking about, give them an added challenge to see what can be built with the donated items. That’s exactly what the creative Social Purpose Champions at Paul Davis did, and the results were incredible!
Building for Prizes & Bragging Rights
As you’ll see from the pictures in this post, team members took the challenge seriously and unleashed their creativity building fabulous structures out of donated canned goods. Photos of the structures were shared with the Paul Davis network and prizes were awarded for the locations with the Most Votes and the Most Cans.
All food collected was donated to local and human food pantries, many of which are in great need during summer months. Lots of companies organize food drives during the holiday season, which is helpful, but by the time summer rolls around, many food banks are faced with empty shelves.
 Hunger Bites won the award for Most Votes |
 More than 1,180 cans were used to build the Animal House structure |
A Fun Challenge with a Big Impact
In addition to highly coveted bragging rights, the LLCO Animal House structure won in the Most Cans category with 1,188 cans, and Hunger Bites won Most Votes. Some offices took the challenge even further by incorporating other fun team building events including company BBQs and bowling outings. Collectively the challenge netted more than 3,100 cans of food!
“Words cannot express my gratitude, respect, and appreciation to everyone involved in this event,” said Quality Assurance Analyst Waleska Gonzalez. “Helping others when they need it the most is a cause I keep close to my heart and I am always looking for an opportunity to create awareness. I was happy to see the passion and commitment from my PD family.”
 The PDR Jacksonville team created a unique cat structure using their cans |
 The team behind the Strike Out Hunger display continued their theme with an employee bowling party |
Add Some Creativity to Your Next Food Drive
So if you are looking to give your next food drive an added element of team building and fun, consider issuing a “CAN challenge” to your team members.Paul Davis: Joining Together to Support Local Food Pantries through a CANstruction Charity Drive
A friendly contest to build a Can Structure to benefit local food pantries. Once complete, the local offices will submit photos and compete for likes on Facebook page. The photo with the most “likes” and the structure with most cans used each win an office party reimbursed up to $500! This is a great Paul Davis can ban together and support our local communities!
FirstService Residential: Providing Nutritious Meals to Those with Serious Illnesses
Philly-area high-rise associates teamed up with MANNA to provide healthy meals to those suffering from serious illnesses. The team spent the day cooking, preparing and packaging meals and were even joined by residents of other FirstService Residential-managed communities.FirstService Residential: Help Southern Nevada Seniors During Our Las Vegas and Reno Food Drive
Established in 2000, Helping Hands of Vegas Valley is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization with the mission to provide free, assistive services to senior citizens in Southern Nevada, allowing them to maintain their dignity and independence while improving health and daily living.
Las Vegas and Reno office are getting together to do this Food Drive for the Helping Hands of Vegas Valley.
The Reno Office address is 639 Isbell Road Suite #280 Reno, Nevada 89509
The Las Vegas address is 8290 Arville St, Las Vegas, NV 89139