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Team Building Through Community Service
Swinerton volunteers in South San Francisco formed a partnership with Samaritan House San Mateo last year during the Fall Giving Challenge. This year, the group asked The Swinerton Foundation to donate $2,500 to the organization to support their children’s clothing program and their capital improvement project for their Redwood City location. On June 2, volunteers arrived at Samaritan House to spruce up the lobby with a fresh coat of paint. The facilities manager was thrilled to have the help! The organization was so thankful for the support that they even wrote a short article about Swinerton’s service. Read it here.
In Our Communities
In Our Communities April was a busy month for Swinerton volunteers who participated in Rebuilding Together and Habitat for Humanity projects nationwide as part of The Swinerton Foundation’s Community Building Program. The Program matches volunteers with local non-profits who provide assistance to community members in desperate need of home repairs. Through the Community Building Program, The Swinerton […]
Portland Volunteers Serve Up Hope for Homeless Youth
April may have been one of the rainiest months on record for Portland, but it didn’t put a damper on our volunteers’ efforts!
Several Swinerton volunteers kicked off the month of April by volunteering at New Avenues for Youth’s 7th annual Scoop-A-Thon on Tuesday, April 4. The Scoop-A-Thon happens once a year on Ben & Jerry’s National Free Cone Day at New Avenues’ two PartnerShop locations.
As an event sponsor, volunteers got to get behind the counter and scoop ice cream for an hour with New Avenues’ employed youth. This year’s goal was to raise $50,000 for job-training programs through donations and sponsorships. With The Swinerton Foundation’s help, New Avenues nearly hit their goal, raising $49,152.
New Avenues for Youth takes a complete approach to addressing youth homelessness and its root causes, delivering support and resources that enable foster, at-risk, and homeless youth aged 14-24 to overcome their barriers and realize their potential.
Thank you to the Portland team who volunteered their time for this worthy cause!
Fundraising Drive for Angelman Syndrome Foundation
The Swinerton Foundation, along with Swinerton employees in Sacramento, kicked off a fundraising campaign for a cause close to their hearts with a fun St. Patrick’s day lunch at the office.
The lunch signals the start of eight weeks of fundraising for the Angelman Syndrome Foundation (ASF), a cause that came to the attention of the office after Elizabeth Miller, the daughter of Swinerton Senior Project Engineer Jason Miller and his wife Carly, was recently diagnosed with Angelman Syndrome, a genetic disorder that affects one in every 12,000 to 20,000 people.
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Inspiring a New Generation in Oakland
In 2016, The Swinerton Foundation partnered with Oakland Unified School District (OUSD)’s Career Technical Trades and Apprenticeships department to develop a construction club at Oakland High School as part of our Adopt-a-School program. The program aims to improve vocational education in underserved schools and encourage youth to pursue careers in construction.
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Disney Wish Granted
The Swinerton Foundation recently rallied together with Swinerton Sacramento and local subcontractors to raise $28,000 in support of Make-A-Wish® Northeastern California and Northern Nevada. Thanks to the tremendous efforts of Swinerton team members, the contributions will help grant the aspirations of local wish children and families.
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Swinvitational Scores a Hole-in-One!
Held at Ruby Hill Golf Club in Pleasanton, California, the 2015 NorCal Swinvitational was a major success! With golf balls, drivers, and putters in hand, this year 150 participants from over 50 different companies took to the green, determined to swing their way into the first place spot. In addition to the 19-hole tournament, a Bocce ball game was held for participants as well.
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Stair Climbing Team Conquers 75-Story Tower For YMCA
Ten brave Swinerton employees from Orange County and Los Angeles recently set out to face their greatest challenge yet—a 75-story stair climb to the top of the US Bank Tower in downtown Los Angeles. Conquering each floor step-by-step (1,679 per floor), each climber gratifyingly made it to the top of the tower.
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And the 2014 Winner Is…
Congratulations to the Swinerton Seattle team for winning this year’s annual Fall Giving Challenge!
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Volunteers Build Beach Front Magical Food Truck
In honor of Leap’s 31st Annual Sandcastle Contest, Swinerton employees, volunteers, and community members took to San Francisco’s beautiful Ocean Beach to participate in the largest sandcastle competition in the state. Held each October, Leap’s largest fundraiser pairs architects, designers, engineers, and general contractors with elementary schools for a day of friendly competitive sandcastle building.
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