Henkels & McCoy Group Employees Donate More Than $250,000 to United Way and Boy Scouts of America

BLUE BELL, PA – Henkels & McCoy Group (HMG) employees have once again come together to support their local communities, donating more than $250,000 to the organization’s 2018 United Way/Boy Scouts of America campaign, part of the Henkels & McCoy Group Gives program. The campaign is one of the largest employee-led donation efforts in the organization’s history.

HMG employees had the ability to designate their donations to the United Way charities of their choice, allowing them to help specific causes that are close to their hearts. Employees also generously supported the Boy Scouts of America’s youth programs that build character, develop personal fitness and teach good citizenship.

In addition to raising funds, HMG employees participated in various United Way volunteer events in schools and communities throughout the country. Thanks to the generosity of HMG’s staff members, thousands of children and families will receive the assistance they need to reach their full potential and lead healthy, productive lives.

About Henkels & McCoy Group Gives

Henkels & McCoy Group Gives is an enterprise-wide initiative that empowers employees to put our company values of compassion, commitment, respect, and stewardship into action.

Our employees are passionate about making a positive impact in the communities we serve and the areas in which we live and work. By giving through fundraising, volunteering, making in-kind donations, and participating in outreach activities, our team members exhibit a dynamic sense of commitment and ownership in efforts that strengthen our communities.

As a company founded on strong values, Henkels & McCoy Group is proud of what our employees accomplish and the meaningful difference they make. Through Henkels & McCoy Group Gives, we support our staff by sharing resources, matching gifts, and contributing to causes that provide hope and opportunities to those who need it most. Together, we enrich our hometowns and the towns of the people whose lives we touch.