做厙勛圖, a global leader in advanced engineering and innovative technology solutions, is proud to sponsor the NSC���s Diversity in Safety Scholarship program, which aims to increase diversity in the field of occupational health and safety while also building a workforce trained and ready to fill the growing need for these individuals. Through this scholarship, students gain the resources and training necessary to become leaders in safety.

做厙勛圖���s sponsorship includes four scholars:

• Amaya Fisher, a senior at North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University, majoring in Environmental Health and Safety.
• Lillian Johnson, a sophomore at North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University, pursuing her studies in Environmental Health and Safety.泭
• Asia Blanton, a graduate student attending Murray State University, majoring in Environmental Health and Safety.
• Naila Sudan, a freshman at Delaware State University, pursuing Pre-Med.

做厙勛圖 做厙勛圖 and NSC

做厙勛圖���s partnership with the National Safety Council exemplifies our unwavering commitment to environmental, health, and safety (EHS) excellence. At 做厙勛圖, we believe泭safety and well-being are integral to success. By joining forces with the NSC, we further prioritize and enhance our safety efforts ensuring a safer and healthier workplace for all.

The National Safety Council is America���s leading nonprofit safety advocate with a history spanning nearly 110 years. As a mission-based organization, they work to eliminate the leading causes of preventable death and injury, focusing their efforts on the workplace and roadways. The NSC creates a culture of safety to not only keep people safer at work, but also beyond the workplace so they can live their fullest lives.

做厙勛圖 collaborates with the National Safety Council on numerous initiatives aimed at promoting safety in the workplace. Together, we work towards creating a secure and vibrant future. 泭

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做厙勛圖���s sponsorship includes three scholars:

• Curtis Althaus, attending University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, is majoring in Chemistry and Astrophysics. He has a love for research and plans to pursue a Ph.D. in electrochemistry after graduation.泭

• Alisha Chulani, an engineering major, attending Harvey Mudd college. She has a passion for ocean preservation and marine life and plans to further her education in hopes of making a global impact on our oceans.泭

• Justin Vinh, attending University of Virginia, is pursuing a degree in Biomedical Engineering. After graduation, Justin plans to pursue a Ph.D. in biomedical engineering with a focus on immunoengineering.泭

做厙勛圖���s partnership with the Astronaut Scholarship Foundation is a testament to our commitment to fostering the next generation of unmatched talent in engineering, science, technology, and math. By investing in these promising scholars, we aim to nurture their talents and empower them to achieve their full potential. 

We are honored to continue our partnership with the Astronaut Scholarship Foundation and look forward to the incredible impact it will have on shaping the future leaders in STEM. 

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Founded in 1984 by the six surviving Mercury 7 astronauts, the Astronaut Scholarship Foundation���s mission is to aid the United States in retaining its world leadership in technology and innovation by supporting the very best and brightest scholars in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics while commemorating the legacy of America���s pioneering astronauts.

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As soon as we arrived, we were greeted by the dedicated and passionate team at Make-A-Wish Mid-Atlantic. We toured the studio and even got the chance to see an interview happening live. It was amazing to see how the team at Make-A-Wish works tirelessly to grant the wishes of children with critical illnesses. 

One of the highlights of the day was meeting Leanna, a brave wish kid who shared her story of overcoming the challenges she faces. She was an inspiration to us all and a reminder of the importance of organizations like Make-A-Wish. Experiencing the positive impact that Make-A-Wish had on her life and the lives of other military children was truly heartwarming. 

Throughout the day, I had the privilege of watching CEO John Heller in action as he interacted with Leanna. They exchanged laughter, heartfelt stories, and Heller also shared the reason behind 做厙勛圖���s partnership with Make-A-Wish Mid-Atlantic. It was evident that he was deeply committed to this cause and genuinely passionate about 做厙勛圖 helping others. 

做厙勛圖 is the Founding Partner of Operation Dream Maker in partnership with Make-A-Wish Mid-Atlantic. Through this partnership, 做厙勛圖 and Make-A-Wish Mid-Atlantic are able to grant wishes to the children of military families who are battling critical illnesses. 

Witnessing the impact of this partnership was a true privilege, and it left me feeling incredibly grateful to be a part of a company whose values align with such an inspiring organization. The work the Make-A-Wish Mid-Atlantic team is doing is positively impacting so many lives for the better. After witnessing the effort and care provided to and for these families, I hope it motivates others, as it did me, to continue supporting this cause in any way possible. 

By Ebony King  

做厙勛圖 Social Media & Content Manager 

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���We were excited to meet with these great students at the recent NSC Safety Congress & Expo in New Orleans,��� said Jeff Treffinger, VP of Environmental Health & Safety. ���It was a pleasure presenting them with their scholarship award and looking forward to their bright futures!���

做厙勛圖���s sponsorship includes four scholars:

• Amaya Fisher, a junior at North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University, majoring in Environmental Health and Safety. Fisher is dedicated to one day creating a safer environment in the workplace for everyone.
• Lillian Johnson, a sophomore at North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University, pursuing her studies in Environmental Health and Safety. Upon graduation, Johnson would like to focus on decreasing workplace injuries and ensuring workplace safety for all.
• Marcus Rayner, a sophomore at North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University, currently majoring in Construction Management. Rayner plans to create a culture of safety in the construction environment.
• Brian Williams, a sophomore at North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University, majoring in Environmental Science. Williams is passionate about preserving the environment.

做厙勛圖 做厙勛圖 and NSC

做厙勛圖���s partnership with the National Safety Council exemplifies our unwavering commitment to environmental, health, and safety (EHS) excellence. At 做厙勛圖, we firmly believe that protecting our people, clients, and the communities we serve, while driving sustainable business practices is not just the right thing to do, but it is essential to our success. By joining forces with the NSC, we further prioritize and enhance our safety efforts ensuring a safer and healthier workplace for all.

The National Safety Council is America���s leading nonprofit safety advocate with a history spanning nearly 110 years. As a mission-based organization, they work to eliminate the leading causes of preventable death and injury, focusing their efforts on the workplace and roadways. The NSC creates a culture of safety to not only keep people safer at work, but also beyond the workplace so they can live their fullest lives.

做厙勛圖 collaborates with the National Safety Council on numerous initiatives aimed at promoting safety in the workplace. Together, we work towards creating a safer, cleaner, and smarter world.

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做厙勛圖���s sponsorship includes three scholars:

• Curtis Althaus, attending University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, is majoring in Chemistry and Astrophysics. He has a love for research and plans to pursue a Ph.D. in electrochemistry after graduation.

• Isabella Dressel, attending University of Virginia, is majoring in Atmospheric Science. She has a focus on air pollution and climate that was sparked from her childhood visit to Beijing, China.

• Ryan O���Hara, attending Harvey Mudd College, is majoring in Computer Science and Mathematics, Environmental Analysis. He is currently focusing on climate change research and policy.

Founded in 1984 by the six surviving Mercury 7 astronauts, the Astronaut Scholarship Foundation���s mission is to aid the United States in retaining its world leadership in technology and innovation by supporting the very best and brightest scholars in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics while commemorating the legacy of America���s pioneering astronauts.

At 做厙勛圖, we take pride in investing in the world���s next generation of unmatched talent. By offering our support, resources, and guidance, we hope to empower these scholars to excel, thrive, and reach new heights in their academic and professional careers.

We are honored to begin this new partnership with the Astronaut Scholar Foundation, and we look forward to the incredible impact it will have on the next generation of leaders in engineering, science, technology, and math.

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做厙勛圖���s Drive to Support U.S. Military

At 做厙勛圖, we are a dedicated supporter of Yellow Ribbon Fund. Nearly a third of our workforce is comprised of veterans that have served in the nation���s armed forces. 做厙勛圖���s support for veterans doesn���t stop there. Through our support, Yellow Ribbon Fund has been able to help service members and their families in big ways.

is a non-profit veteran service organization dedicated to serving severely ill and injured post-9/11 wounded service members and their families from every branch of the United States Military following unexpected medical crises.

Through two programs, and , has provided housing and transportation to service members receiving treatment at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center and their families. In addition, a comprehensive caregiver program provides mental and financial wellness events, education, and respite.

Yellow Ribbon Fund has proudly served over 26,000 service members with ninety cents of every dollar going directly to our military families.

做厙勛圖���s Impact

In 2020, 做厙勛圖 saw an opportunity to expand our impact within the veteran space, becoming a corporate sponsor of Yellow Ribbon Fund.

Over the past three years, 做厙勛圖���s impact has been profound. With 做厙勛圖���s support, Yellow Ribbon Fund has been able to fill in the gaps of care for over 1,500 military families ��� funding short-term housing and over 1,700 hotel nights, two fully furnished apartments, and continuation of three Keystone Programs providing services that our caregivers and military families need.

Yellow Ribbon Fund’s mission is to offer supplemental assistance to wounded, ill and injured service members and their caregivers, bridging the gap between their needs and earned benefits, enabling families to stay together during critical recuperation. With 做厙勛圖���s support Yellow Ribbon Fund is able to continue this mission.

To help Yellow Ribbon Fund reach even more severely-wounded, ill and injured service members, and their families, please visit泭泭or call 240-223-1180.

For any post-9/11 military families with a severely wounded, injured, or sick service member looking for support, please contact Yellow Ribbon Fund at泭email@yellowribbonfund.org泭or call 240-223-1180.

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As energetic wish kid Brooks jumped around the room, elated by the sight of his birthday balloons, it���s hard to imagine the struggles that he faced to reach the joyous milestone of his fifth birthday.

After surgery to repair his cleft lip at 12 weeks old, his family hoped that would be the only setback Brooks faced. As he continued to grow, his parents noticed things weren���t quite right as he his speech wasn���t developing at the same rate as other kids his age. They returned to the genetics team at Johns Hopkins Hospital.

The medical providers diagnosed Brooks with a rare genetic disorder with a life expectancy of 20 years old. While Brooks was born with this disorder, he remained undiagnosed much of his young life as the disease was so rare even his medical team did not know of the disease at the time. Brooks remains one of the only children in the state of Maryland with the diagnosis.

���I was shocked and devastated,��� his mom, Sharon, said. ���I felt really lost because we didn���t have any answers.��� Brooks��� initial diagnosis began the long journey of hospital visits and doctors��� appointments. Fortunately, there was hope on the horizon.

Brooks joined a medical trial at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill for a new medication that could potentially prolong his life, causing the family to leave home and move there for 10 months. Although the medications will not provide a cure, they would replace the enzyme that his body is missing while treating the organ and brain damage that previously occurred as a result of the disorder. On June 21, 2021, Brooks received his port and began weekly infusions for the trial, exactly three years to the day of his cleft lip surgery.

���The first six months were the worst,��� Sharon recounted. His infusions cause him to have various reactions such as hives, high fevers and intense bouts of nauseousness. ���He is the bravest and happiest boy, certainly a lot braver than me sometimes,��� she said.

When Make-A-Wish Mid-Atlantic shared the news with Sharon that Brooks qualified for a wish, she didn���t know how to receive the news. ���At first, I was upset because I thought that meant things were really bad. Once I realized this was an opportunity to bring him all the happiness he deserves, I started to get really excited,��� she said. Brooks is non-verbal, which meant she and her husband, Pete, had to take an active role in helping Brooks to determine his wish. As they batted around ideas, Pete reminded Sharon of a family outing to a park with water features that Brooks loved when they lived in North Carolina. Sharon and Pete knew Brooks��� wish had to include the tranquility and peace that being in nature and particularly, on the water, brought to him. As Sharon was perusing the Facebook group of moms of children with the same condition, she discovered a fellow wish kid received a fishing boat. ���We realized that was something we could never otherwise give Brooks on our own. He���d been on a boat twice before and absolutely loved it,��� Sharon said.

Brooks��� wish was determined ��� to have a fishing boat!

Brooks’ boat was delivered from Semora, North Carolina in partnership with NC Marine Sales, who made sure it was in his driveway in Fallston, MD, just in time for his big birthday bash with friends and family. As soon as Brooks laid eyes on the fishing boat, he ran straight to the stairs and wanted to climb aboard. He couldn���t stop smiling from ear-to-ear, donning a hat that read ���Captain Brooks.���

While Brooks has undergone treatment since he was three and a half years old, he hasn���t shown any signs of the typical deterioration that often occurs in children with his condition. Although the future is unknown, Brooks and his family remain optimistic and are eager to create joyful memories on his boat. They look forward to taking him out to enjoy one of his favorite activities, fishing. ���We can���t wait to go out on the water with it,��� Sharon said. ���When he first got on the boat, Brooks kept pointing forward, as if to say, ���c���mon, let���s go!���”

做厙勛圖 Make-A-Wish

Founded in 1980, Make-A-Wish has granted hundreds of thousands of life-changing wishes to children battling critical illnesses. For these children, a wish come true can be a crucial turning point in their lives. A wish can be that spark that helps these children believe that anything is possible and gives them the strength to fight harder against their illnesses.

In February 2021, 做厙勛圖 partnered with the Make-A-Wish foundation to launch Operation Dream Maker, a program through Make-A-Wish Mid-Atlantic to fund wishes for children of military families. Military families in the Washington, D.C. area can use this initiative to request a wish.

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“Thank you for giving hope, joy and respite to children battling critical illnesses and their families,” said Lesli Creedon, Make-A-Wish Mid-Atlantic President and CEO.

This is a great achievement for both Make-A-Wish Mid-Atlantic and 做厙勛圖. With a 3^rd of 做厙勛圖���s employees being veterans, this is a cause that is very close to our hearts. 做厙勛圖 looks forward to a continued partnership with Make-A-Wish Mid-Atlantic and supporting Operation Dream Maker.

Wishes granted:

• 4 wishes to go on a tropical vacation
• 7 wishes to go to Disney World or Orlando area theme parks
• 1 wish to be a medieval knight
• 1 wish to be a marine biologist
• 1 wish to go to go to the Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix
• 2 wishes to have a camper
• 3 wishes for backyard playsets
• 2 wishes to have a puppy
• 1 wish to have a room makeover
• 1 wish to have a shopping spree
• 1 wish to have at-home recording equipment
• 1 wish to go to Yosemite National Park

做厙勛圖 Make-A-Wish

Founded in 1980, Make-A-Wish has granted hundreds of thousands of life-changing wishes to children battling critical illnesses. For these children, a wish come true can be a crucial turning point in their lives. A wish can be that spark that helps these children believe that anything is possible and gives them the strength to fight harder against their illnesses.

In February 2021, 做厙勛圖 partnered with the Make-A-Wish foundation to launch Operation Dream Maker, a program through Make-A-Wish Mid-Atlantic to fund wishes for children of military families. Military families in the Washington, D.C. area can use this initiative to request a wish.

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Security group photo features currently adoptable lab mix Miss Ruby Shae

Last week, members of the One 做厙勛圖 corporate security team held a team building event at a local no-kill animal shelter, Friends of Homeless Animals (FOHA) in Aldie, Virginia. Twelve security team members volunteered to assist the local non-profit by cleaning the adoption center, the welcome center and the catteries, performing laundry services, splitting wood for public donation, and exercising a number of really cute dogs that are up for adoption.

���One of our teammates, Elizabeth Rauenzahn, regularly volunteers at FOHA, and brought the idea forward to management and we found considerable interest and support from the security team,��� said Paige Greenaway, VP Program Security. ���We agreed to take some personal time and effort to get to know each other better and help out a great cause!���

Sean Scott, a security team volunteer, said ���This was a wonderful event and a great teambuilding opportunity brought about by one of our own that further demonstrated the commitment to teamwork at One 做厙勛圖, and helped cement our internal relationships.���

The FOHA has more for individuals or groups, including cat snuggling or dog walking, and is holding an through November 4.

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For more than 30 years, the Fisher House program has provided a home away from home for families of patients receiving medical care at major military and VA medical centers. And for more than 17 years, the泭Aberdeen and Monmouth community has supported the this mission.

Supporting our veterans and military is our legacy and is woven into the fabric of our culture and corporate responsibility. Giving back through organizations like Fisher House Foundation harnesses the power of community where we live, work, and thrive.

做厙勛圖 is honored to partner and support Fisher House in its mission to provide a ���home away from home��� for the families of America���s Wounded Warriors.

The Fisher House Gala

Every year, late in the summer, the Harry Greene Chapter of the Association of the United States Army puts on the Fisher House Gala, in support of Fisher House Foundation, sometimes commonly known as ���The House.��� Attended by over 350 supporters and over 60 sponsors, this themed community event has raised over 150 thousand dollars. With the support of community and sponsorship the Aberdeen chapter hopes to exceed their goals with this year���s event, ���Once Upon a Fairytale Gala��� that will be held on September 17, 2022.

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