The CVC Employee Charity Committee donated $750 to the Texas Ramp Project in the 3rd quarter of 2023. The Colorado Valley Employee Charity Fund consists of voluntary payroll contributions used solely to support local charities. Below from left to right are CVCTX Customer Relations Assistant Carol Osina, Texas Ramp Project Austin East Regional Coordinator Frank Smith, and Field Engineer Hunter Hengst.

The CVC Employee Charity Committee donated $750 to the Gardenia E. Janssen Animal Shelter in the 2nd quarter of 2023. The Colorado Valley Employee Charity Fund consists of voluntary payroll contributions used solely to support local charities. Below from left to right are CVCTX Customer Relations Assistant Carol Osina, Animal Shelter Executive Director Teresa Stanley-Brown, Animal Shelter Board Member Frank Reichert and CVCTX HR Supervisor Angela Taylor.

In the 1st quarter of 2023, the CVC Employee Charity Committee donated $750 to Habitat for Humanity. The Colorado Valley Employee Charity Fund consists of voluntary payroll contributions used solely to support local charities. This donation was made in honor of W.O. Wood for his participation in CVCTX’s Christmas Party. Below from left to right are W.O. Wood, Executive Director of Habitat for Humanity Kenny Couch, CVCTX Customer Relations Assistant Carol Osina, and CVCTX Field Engineer Hunter Hengst.

In the 4th quarter of 2022, the CVC Employee Charity Committee donated $500 to Keep Schulenburg Beautiful. The mission of Keep Schulenburg Beautiful is “To inspire individuals and businesses to improve their communities and the natural environment”. Please visit keepschulenburgbeautiful.org for more information about this non-profit and volunteer-based organization that works to improve their community and to make Schulenburg a clean city. The Colorado Valley Employee Charity Fund consists of voluntary payroll contributions used solely to support local charities. Pictured below is Chip Bubela, Keep Schulenburg Beautiful President, CVC Employee Kenn Kasparek and Kelly Sanfilippo.

The CVC Employee Charity Committee donated $500 to the AMEN Food Pantry in the third quarter of 2022. Due to changes in the grocery industry, donations from grocery stores have declined recently. This has forced  AMEN to rely more on monetary donations to purchase food for the pantry, and the employees of Colorado Valley are pleased to make this donation. The Colorado Valley Employee Charity Fund consists of voluntary payroll contributions used solely to support local charities. Pictured below is CVC employee Kenn Kasparek, Garry Schellberg with the AMEN Food Pantry and CVC employee Megan Wells.

The CVC Employee Charity Committee agreed to donate $750 to Hospice Brazos Valley in 2Q 2022. Hospice Brazos Valley is a non-profit hospice provider serving 17 central Texas counties, and provides hospice care that honors their mission of compassion, accountability, respect and excellence. Pictured below is CVC employee Daniela Zavala, Lisa McNair, CEO/President of Hospice Brazos Valley and CVC employee Angela Taylor.

In March 2022, the CVC Employee Charity Committee agreed to donate $750 to the Texas Ramp Project. The Texas Ramp Project is a non-profit organization in Fayette County that provides wheelchair ramps for low-income older adults and people with disabilities identified by local health care providers, social workers, or clergy. Wheelchair ramps are built exclusively with volunteer labor and are provided without regard to race, religion, ethnicity, age, or gender. To learn about the Texas Ramp Project visit their website: texasramps.org. Pictured below is CVC employee Megan Wells, J. Frank Smith with the Texas Ramp Project and CVC employee Kenn Kasparek.

In December 2021, the Colorado Valley Employee Charity Committee agreed to donate $750 to the AMEN Food Pantry. The Colorado Valley Employee Charity Fund consists of voluntary payroll contributions used solely to support local charities. Pictured below is CVC employee Laurie Prihoda, Garry Schellberg and W.O. Wood with AMEN, and CVC employee Kathy Norwood.

For the third quarter 2021 donation, the Colorado Valley Employee Charity Committee donated $750 to Combined Community Action. The mission statement of Combined Community Action is to assist low-income people in becoming independent and self-sufficient and helping improve their quality of life by transitioning them out of poverty through innovative programming and strong community partnerships. Picture below are, left to right, CVC employee Megan Wells, Executive Director of Combined Community Action Kelly Franke, and CVC employee Angela Taylor.