The Salvation Army’s ten-year-old Pathways program facility in Las Vegas recently received a much needed face-lift from McCarthy Heart Hats volunteers. Pathways is a residential group home that houses and assists mentally challenged and chronically ill homeless adults with their day to day needs in addition to providing resources to help residents become more active in society.
Community Involvement
08 Oct 09
McCarthy Constructs Pavilion for Atlanta Ronald McDonald House
McCarthy is working hard to improve the Greater Atlanta community on and off the construction site. This week, employees from McCarthy’s Southeast Division finished construction of a pavilion the organization is donating to the Atlanta Ronald McDonald House on Gatewood Road. The project is part of McCarthy’s national “Heart Hats” community involvement program, and is one of a series of community outreach activities planned during the upcoming months.
17 Aug 09
McCarthy Heart Hats Volunteers Deliver School Supplies to Students in Need
Led by employees from the McCarthy Education Services team in Arizona, Heart Hats volunteers recently donated 15 large boxes filled with schools supplies to the Roosevelt Elementary School District’s Homeless Education Program in Phoenix.
15 Jun 09
McCarthy Softball Tournament Raises $6,500 for St. Louis Charities
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McCarthy Building Companies, Inc., the largest builder in St. Louis, recently hosted its 13th Annual Architect/Engineer Charity Softball Tournament. Under the McCarthy Heart Hats community outreach program, all proceeds from the annual event are donated to a St. Louis charity of the tournament winner’s choosing. Since its inception, the event has generated more than $70,000 for area charities.
05 May 09
McCarthy Saddles Up At Bike Rodeo
Members of McCarthy’s Las Vegas Heart Hats team recently saddled up to lend a helping hand to the company’s Focus School partner Paradise Professional Development School for its first ever Bike Rodeo. Designed to educate parents and children about bike safety in a fun and exciting way, more than 50 elementary school students took part in the outdoor event. Continue Reading
