Columbus McKinnon helps Charlotte hurricane victims
Columbus McKinnon Corp. donated $15,000 to Habitat for Humanity of the Charlotte Region through its CMCO Cares program.
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| Columbus McKinnon presents a check to Habitat for Humanity of Charlotte. |
This contribution underscores the company's commitment to supporting local communities and helping to provide affordable housing solutions to those in need.
Habitat for Humanity of Charlotte is dedicated to building strength, stability and self-reliance through shelter. The donation from Columbus McKinnon will directly support the organization's commitment to helping individuals and families rebuild their lives and communities following the devastating impact of Hurricane Helene in the region.
"Home to our global headquarters, Charlotte is an important community to Columbus McKinnon, and we strongly believe it is our responsibility to support the places we serve and operate in," said David Wilson, the company's president and CEO. "As part of that commitment, we want to give back to organizations that have a meaningful impact on those communities. Habitat for Humanity of the Charlotte Region is critical in supporting those impacted by Hurricane Helene, helping the community rebuild and recover from the disaster."
Columbus McKinnon's CMCO Cares program was created to further develop and formalize the Company's approach to community engagement and corporate giving. Through this program, Columbus McKinnon ensures a consistent and positive impact on the communities where its employees work and live. The $15,000 donation is part of Columbus McKinnon's ongoing efforts to engage in meaningful corporate social responsibility initiatives and foster a culture of community involvement.
Columbus McKinnon isa leading designer and manufacturer of intelligent motion solutions, products and technologies for material handling.
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