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Employees from The Tech Group’s Phoenix, Rockford, Scottsdale and Tempe West facilities raised more than $72,000 for Upward Children and Families as part of the 2013 West without Borders fundraising campaign.
Established in 1958, Upward helps children with special needs achieve their highest potential, while empowering their families to thrive. Upward is dedicated to improving the lives of children and families through education, therapy and loving care, and provides special education and childcare for children with developmental disabilities and/or medically fragile children.
Upward also offers pediatric therapies to children with disabilities in five specific disciplines: physical, speech and language, occupational, music, and feeding and swallowing.
In addition to helping beautify Upward’s facility and grounds, employees participated in several activities, including the Ragnar Relay, where volunteers ran more than 200 miles in 27 hours. Additional festivities included a motorcycle run, a dusk-to-dawn bike ride, ice cream socials, BBQ luncheon, pancake breakfast, yard sale and a variety of cooking competitions and food sales. Silent auctions and raffles also helped to add to the bottom line for Upward.
“Over the first half of 2013, West and Tech Group employees in Arizona have organized and participated in a number of fun activities to raise awareness and money for a very worthwhile cause,” said Mike Treadaway, Vice President, Tech Group. “Their generosity has helped fund critical activities at a time when funding is difficult. This year’s campaign was a phenomenal success.”
The Tech Group’s Vice President and General Manager, Mike Treadaway, was recently honored with the Spirit of Philanthropy Award at the Association of Fundraising Professionals Greater Arizona Chapter’s 30<sup>th</sup> Annual Philanthropy Leadership Awards Dinner. The celebration honors those who advance philanthropy with awards including the Spirit Award, which recognizes outstanding philanthropic contributions to nonprofit organizations.
As part of the annual West without Borders fundraising campaign, West’s Puerto Rico employees chose to support Centro Margarita, Inc., a 33-year-old center that specializes in rehabilitating children with special needs and/or developmental disabilities.
<span style="color: #151515;">Each year in Denmark, approximately 160 children under the age of 14 are diagnosed with cancer. The diagnosis is life changing in many ways for the child and his or her family. Little things that were once taken for granted, like going to the movies or the zoo, may no longer be possible. Often, families are isolated for long periods of time due to a sick child’s weakened immune system.</span>
Come one, come all to the 2014 West without Borders campaign! From preliminary planning to the final one-ring circus, the 2014 West without Borders campaign in Kinston, N.C., was a whole lot of clowning around in the name of a good cause. This year, Kinston team members supported three charities: Relay for Life Kids’ Walk, Kid’s Cafe and Shriners’ Hospital for Children’s Transportation Fund.
As part of the annual West without Borders campaign, Tech Group Europe raised €30,000 (approximately $45,000) in 2013 for Temple Street Children’s University Hospital. The donation will be used to fund a much needed dialysis machine for the hospital’s renal unit.
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