May 17, 2025 - 12:32

It was a beautiful spring Friday to give back to the Rochester community. Employees from the local finance department took part in the company's annual Impact Day, a cherished tradition that encourages team members to engage in volunteer activities. This year, the team focused on several community service projects aimed at supporting local charities and enhancing the well-being of residents.
Participants rolled up their sleeves to assist with various initiatives, including environmental clean-ups, food drives, and mentorship programs for youth. The day was filled with camaraderie and a shared commitment to making a positive difference. Employees expressed their enthusiasm for the opportunity to connect with each other outside the office while contributing to meaningful causes.
As the sun shone brightly, the team not only made a tangible impact on the community but also strengthened their bonds, showcasing the spirit of teamwork and dedication to social responsibility. This annual event continues to inspire employees to prioritize giving back throughout the year.
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