Renewal By Andersen volunteers at Ronald McDonald House
Renewal by Andersen of Chattanooga has launched a new initiative focusing on giving back to the community through increased volunteer efforts. To build upon its commitment to community service, Catherine Beene of Renewal by Andersen of Chattanooga has joined the company’s national Give Back Council to help guide local community service efforts.
As part of this newly-focused give back initiative, members of Renewal by Andersen of Chattanooga volunteered with Ronald McDonald House of Greater Chattanooga this fall helping to support the charity organization with its mission to support and provide family housing and resources while sick children receive treatment. Eight volunteers bought ingredients and prepared and served meals to the families who were staying at the Ronald McDonald House.
“It was an incredibly humbling and rewarding experience to serve this worthy cause in our community,” said Colby Kilgore, Renewal by Andersen of Chattanooga sales manager. “The strength of Renewal by Andersen is our people: from the top to the bottom, our employees are empowered to make a difference—not just at work, but in their communities, as well. It isn’t just a single cause or a one-time donation; we are truly investing in our community year-round.”
Future community efforts in the Greater Chattanooga area will focus on offering support to struggling families and community members.
The Give Back Council aims to discuss, plan, and carry out these community initiatives that promote professional partnerships, uphold company values, and provide meaningful support to families in the Greater Chattanooga area. Renewal by Andersen of Chattanooga is proud to be a part of this nationwide effort.
Renewal By Andersen volunteers at Ronald McDonald House