The Boone County Economic Development Corporation (Boone EDC), in partnership with the Boone County Chamber and the Zionsville Chamber, recently hosted the Boone County Day of Service.
More than 125 volunteers from 11 local businesses teamed up to assist area non-profit organizations in accomplishing a variety of projects.
“The Boone County Day of Service is one example of how local businesses can get engaged and make a positive impact on the community,” said Sarah Ford, manager of talent development at the Boone EDC. “Many companies find giving back to the community also serves as a talent retention tool, and we are pleased to partner in those efforts.”
From painting to cleaning, landscaping and yard clean-up, corporate volunteers made a huge impact on the organizations and individuals they served to the tune of $15,000 in volunteer hour value. First Farmers Bank & Trust sponsored lunch for volunteers and Chick-fil-A provided a discount on the lunches as well.
Among the companies and non-profits participating in the 2022 Boone County Day of Service were Aurora Parts & Accessories in Lebanon, Bayer in Whitestown, Centier Bank in Zionsville, Edward Jones in Zionsville, FTIC in Jamestown, GXO in Lebanon,Hendrickson in Lebanon, Ken’s Foods in Lebanon, RLTurner in Zionsville, Town of Whitestown, Weaver Popcorn Manufacturing in Whitestown, Boone County Senior Services in Lebanon, Boone County Production Garden in Lebanon, Pleasant Acres Nature Park in Jamestown, Humane Society for Boone County in Whitestown, Maplelawn Farmstead in Zionsville, Morning Dove Therapeutic Riding Center in Zionsville, The Shalom House in Lebanon and So Big Mountain House in Whitestown.
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