Mathers Construction is in the spirit of giving and has joined the Valley Businesses Give Back effort to raise money and gather donated food for the Blue Ridge Area Food Bank.
This week, United Rentals and Fastenal dropped off donations at the Mathers office in Waynesboro to go toward Valley Businesses Give Back.
“We’d like to thank United Rentals and Fastenal for dropping off donations for this great cause,” said Teresa Gauldin, President and CEO of Mathers Construction.
Donations can be dropped off at the Mathers Construction office at 435 Essex Avenue in Waynesboro through Dec. 18.
In 2012, the Valley Businesses Give Back collaborative collected 23,465 pounds of food and more than $4,000 for the Food Bank. The Mathers team collected more than 1,200 pounds of food, surpassing the company’s goal for the effort.
“We try to do things to help in the community throughout the year,” Gauldin said. “Every family deserves to have a nice Christmas meal with their family, and we happy to do our part to make this a reality for families who need a little extra help this holiday season.”
In addition to Mathers Construction, other participating businesses include Augusta Health, Best Buy, Burris Logistics, Cargill of Dayton, Domino’s Pizza, Hershey, Hollister, Lantz Construction Company, MillerCoors Shenandoah Brewery, NIBCO and REO Distribution.
The Food Bank has said the most-needed items for families include peanut butter, cereal, canned soup and stews, canned fruits, juice, canned meats, boxed macaroni and cheese, paper products, personal care items, spaghetti sauces, pasta and rice.
Monetary gifts are also accepted. Checks should be made payable to the Blue Ridge Area Food Bank. The Food Bank can provide 4 meals with a $1 donation.
For more information on Mathers Construction, call (540) 932-2300or visit www.mathers-team.com.
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