“Think big, act small”—this mantra is a guiding philosophy at Dot, and many of our employees live it out both in and out of our company, particularly through community service.
This National Volunteer Month was the perfect time to recognize two exceptional volunteers in Dot Foods Mt. Sterling: Parcel Lead Josh Stuckman and Senior Systems Support Manager Greg Spohr, winners of our 2020 and 2021 Volunteer of the Year Awards. Combined, they’ve volunteered nearly 1,000 hours since joining Dot’s Teaming with Local Charities (TLC) program.
Congratulations to our winners, and thank you to all the Dot employees who give back to our communities! Let’s look at some of the recent activities and donations that our volunteers and charitable committees made possible.
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Dot Foods Georgia donated $2,000 to a Dancing with the Stars fundraising event for the United Way of Gordon County. They also gave $1,000 to Susanna Haynes Enterprises, a youth leadership conference.
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In honor of Earth Day, Dot Foods California and Mt. Sterling cleaned up around their facilities and neighborhood.
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Dot Foods Indiana paid for a new radiator for the Washington County Career Center truck driving school.
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Dot Foods Idaho donated candy to the Oakley Library for their Easter egg hunt.
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Dot Foods Tennessee donated items to the Tennessee Charitable Care Network’s food pantry.
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Dot Foods California sponsored Strike Out Suicide, a bowling event hosted by McHenry Bowl for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.
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