Community

Plasman has a long history of partnering with the communities where our team members live and work.

We are called on to support an agenda for children that provides opportunities for them to thrive. From senior leadership to new team members, our employees take an active role by dedicating themselves to a wide range of charitable service organizations and outreach programs in their community.

Through our corporate partnership program, MVP, we work together to support non-profit, youth-oriented organizations that are focused on creating a safe, healthy, and sustainable future for children and our new leaders of tomorrow.

Our Pillars of Commitment

These efforts support the long-term sustainability of our neighboring areas and develop lifelong relationships. Together with our partners, we take great pride in making a difference and giving to those who support growing our future.

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Community

The Arc of DeKalb County

Plasman MVP Fort Payne Ambassadors continued their spirit of donating by visiting The Arc of DeKalb County and presented them with a cheque for $2,000 to help fund some much-needed upgrades to their facility.

The Arc of DeKalb County is a non-profit organization that strives to provide organized, meaningful habilitative training through Residential, Community and Day Program Services. Their primary role is to advocate for the rights and protections of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) and their families. Currently, they provide Day Habilitation, Pre-Vocational Training, and countless recreational, volunteer, and community activities.

Children

Ready, Set, Go

Plasman MVP ambassadors from Corporate and Windsor Tooling made a monetary donation to Ready, Set, Go – Birth to Six Parental Support in Windsor. This monetary donation will help support their Growing Gardeners program.

Ready, Set, Go, established in 1996, forms a partnership with families of young children (ages birth to six). They assist families in overcoming obstacles such as hardships associated with being newcomers to Canada, poverty, neglect, social isolation, poor health, and inadequate nutrition.