White Bear Lake. “Our employees
have enjoyed contributing their
Every Employee Every Community
(EEEC) volunteer time in activities
such as cleaning up Buerkle Road,
performing oil changes for domestic
abuse survivors, constructing homes
with Habitat for Humanity, packing
food with Second Harvest Heartland
and so much more. We’re proud to
forward educational, environmental, and
equality of opportunity initiatives in our
community.”
“We understand our company is only
as successful as the communities where
we operate, and we are committed to
building more prosperous communities
around the world,” said Mary
Chandler, Vice President of Corporate
Responsibility and CEO of the Cummins
Foundation. “Improving our global
communities has been a key part of our
first 100 years and will remain a focus
for the next century and beyond. Our
employees lead the way in year-round
community problem solving, making a
difference in Cummins’ global priority
areas of education, the environment
and equality of opportunity for all.
Together with our community partners,
we look forward to the next 100 years
of helping people thrive in their day-to-
day lives.”
Retail support
Light assembly
Kitting
Packaging
Food service
Paper shredding
Plastic recycling
Clerical services
Copy paper sales
Partnering with the Vadnais Heights
business community to empower
adults with disabilities.
For a personal introduction to your local nonprofit, Merrick, Inc., and
the services we can offer at your location or ours, please contact Pat
Hanson via email at [email protected] or by phone at 651-789-6222.
Merrick, Inc., is a proud investor in the Vadnais Heights
Economic Development Corporation, and a member of
the Rotary Club of White Bear Lake and the White Bear
Area Chamber of Commerce.
The Cummins Every Employee Every
Community program promotes
employee engagement by ensuring
every Cummins employee has the
opportunity to contribute at least four
hours on company time to his or her
community.
In anticipation of its centennial, the
company launched the Cummins
Powers Women program, which
represents Cummins’ commitment
to the advancement and prosperity
of women and girls around the world
and is the next phase of Cummins’
commitment to large-scale community
impact.
“As I reflect on our history and look
to the future, I want people to view
Cummins as a company that cares
about powering a more prosperous
world,” said Linebarger. “How we do it
is ultimately just as important as what
we do.”
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