MEQUON, Wis., Dec. 18, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — This December, Spectrum Investment Advisors proudly continues its long-standing tradition of hosting not one, but two holiday gift drives. Rooted in the firm’s 9 Guiding Principles—including “We Give Back”—this annual effort reflects a core value embraced both personally and professionally by the entire team.

Giving back is more than a seasonal gesture at Spectrum Investment Advisors. Team members serve on volunteer boards, mentor youth through Secure Futures, raise scholarship funds at the annual Cristo Rey Golf Outing, and participate in a community volunteer day with Kinship. Whether working in farm fields, serving meals to those in need, or donating pantry items from home, the spirit of service is very important to the firm.

The holiday gift drive is a cherished internal tradition—a heartfelt reminder that the most meaningful gifts aren’t always wrapped in ribbon. Sometimes, it’s the simple joy of knowing you’ve made someone smile. The drive supports two Milwaukee-area organizations: Penfield Children’s Center and Easterseals, both dedicated to helping children and families thrive.

Each year, a Christmas list appears in Spectrum’s Coffee House. Team members select gift tags representing individual children, purchase presents, and return them wrapped and ready to deliver. A few employees personally deliver the gifts mid-December, adding a special touch to the season.

This tradition is a powerful reminder that our greatest impact often comes from giving our time, talents, and care. At Spectrum Investment Advisors, giving isn’t just a holiday activity—it’s a way of life throughout the year.

About Spectrum Investment Advisors
Spectrum Investment Advisors was incorporated in 1995. Spectrum is a Registered Investment Adviser built on the premise that achieving one’s financial goals depends on independent financial advice, timely research, and easy access to the investments and services that best fit an investor’s specific needs. For more information about the firm, visit www.spectruminvestor.com. Registration with the SEC does not imply a certain level of skill or training.

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MEQUON, Wis., Dec. 18, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — This December, Spectrum Investment Advisors proudly continues its long-standing tradition of hosting not one, but two holiday gift drives. Rooted in the firm’s 9 Guiding Principles—including “We Give Back”—this annual effort reflects a core value embraced both personally and professionally by the entire team.

Giving back is more than a seasonal gesture at Spectrum Investment Advisors. Team members serve on volunteer boards, mentor youth through Secure Futures, raise scholarship funds at the annual Cristo Rey Golf Outing, and participate in a community volunteer day with Kinship. Whether working in farm fields, serving meals to those in need, or donating pantry items from home, the spirit of service is very important to the firm.

The holiday gift drive is a cherished internal tradition—a heartfelt reminder that the most meaningful gifts aren’t always wrapped in ribbon. Sometimes, it’s the simple joy of knowing you’ve made someone smile. The drive supports two Milwaukee-area organizations: Penfield Children’s Center and Easterseals, both dedicated to helping children and families thrive.

Each year, a Christmas list appears in Spectrum’s Coffee House. Team members select gift tags representing individual children, purchase presents, and return them wrapped and ready to deliver. A few employees personally deliver the gifts mid-December, adding a special touch to the season.

This tradition is a powerful reminder that our greatest impact often comes from giving our time, talents, and care. At Spectrum Investment Advisors, giving isn’t just a holiday activity—it’s a way of life throughout the year.

About Spectrum Investment Advisors
Spectrum Investment Advisors was incorporated in 1995. Spectrum is a Registered Investment Adviser built on the premise that achieving one’s financial goals depends on independent financial advice, timely research, and easy access to the investments and services that best fit an investor’s specific needs. For more information about the firm, visit www.spectruminvestor.com. Registration with the SEC does not imply a certain level of skill or training.

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MEQUON, Wis., Dec. 18, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — This December, Spectrum Investment Advisors proudly continues its long-standing tradition of hosting not one, but two holiday gift drives. Rooted in the firm’s 9 Guiding Principles—including “We Give Back”—this annual effort reflects a core value embraced both personally and professionally by the entire team.

Giving back is more than a seasonal gesture at Spectrum Investment Advisors. Team members serve on volunteer boards, mentor youth through Secure Futures, raise scholarship funds at the annual Cristo Rey Golf Outing, and participate in a community volunteer day with Kinship. Whether working in farm fields, serving meals to those in need, or donating pantry items from home, the spirit of service is very important to the firm.

The holiday gift drive is a cherished internal tradition—a heartfelt reminder that the most meaningful gifts aren’t always wrapped in ribbon. Sometimes, it’s the simple joy of knowing you’ve made someone smile. The drive supports two Milwaukee-area organizations: Penfield Children’s Center and Easterseals, both dedicated to helping children and families thrive.

Each year, a Christmas list appears in Spectrum’s Coffee House. Team members select gift tags representing individual children, purchase presents, and return them wrapped and ready to deliver. A few employees personally deliver the gifts mid-December, adding a special touch to the season.

This tradition is a powerful reminder that our greatest impact often comes from giving our time, talents, and care. At Spectrum Investment Advisors, giving isn’t just a holiday activity—it’s a way of life throughout the year.

About Spectrum Investment Advisors
Spectrum Investment Advisors was incorporated in 1995. Spectrum is a Registered Investment Adviser built on the premise that achieving one’s financial goals depends on independent financial advice, timely research, and easy access to the investments and services that best fit an investor’s specific needs. For more information about the firm, visit www.spectruminvestor.com. Registration with the SEC does not imply a certain level of skill or training.

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MEQUON, Wis., Dec. 18, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — This December, Spectrum Investment Advisors proudly continues its long-standing tradition of hosting not one, but two holiday gift drives. Rooted in the firm’s 9 Guiding Principles—including “We Give Back”—this annual effort reflects a core value embraced both personally and professionally by the entire team.

Giving back is more than a seasonal gesture at Spectrum Investment Advisors. Team members serve on volunteer boards, mentor youth through Secure Futures, raise scholarship funds at the annual Cristo Rey Golf Outing, and participate in a community volunteer day with Kinship. Whether working in farm fields, serving meals to those in need, or donating pantry items from home, the spirit of service is very important to the firm.

The holiday gift drive is a cherished internal tradition—a heartfelt reminder that the most meaningful gifts aren’t always wrapped in ribbon. Sometimes, it’s the simple joy of knowing you’ve made someone smile. The drive supports two Milwaukee-area organizations: Penfield Children’s Center and Easterseals, both dedicated to helping children and families thrive.

Each year, a Christmas list appears in Spectrum’s Coffee House. Team members select gift tags representing individual children, purchase presents, and return them wrapped and ready to deliver. A few employees personally deliver the gifts mid-December, adding a special touch to the season.

This tradition is a powerful reminder that our greatest impact often comes from giving our time, talents, and care. At Spectrum Investment Advisors, giving isn’t just a holiday activity—it’s a way of life throughout the year.

About Spectrum Investment Advisors
Spectrum Investment Advisors was incorporated in 1995. Spectrum is a Registered Investment Adviser built on the premise that achieving one’s financial goals depends on independent financial advice, timely research, and easy access to the investments and services that best fit an investor’s specific needs. For more information about the firm, visit www.spectruminvestor.com. Registration with the SEC does not imply a certain level of skill or training.

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Retailer surprises customers across the Midwest with shopping sprees just in time for the holidays

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., Dec. 18, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Midwest retailer Meijer brought holiday joy to nearly a thousand customers and team members during its 12th annual Very Merry Meijer event. At each store across the Midwest, Meijer leaders embraced the holiday spirit by surprising an in-store or pickup customer with a $1,000 gift card and multiple Meijer team members with $200 gift cards.

Very Meijer Merry began in 2014 to help spread holiday cheer in stores and has grown into a beloved annual tradition across the company, as these acts of kindness help relieve the stress of the holiday season.

“Shopping for the people you love most is one of life’s greatest joys, and we’re honored to play even a small part in making that possible. This is our heartfelt way of helping customers who may need extra support to make the holiday season truly magical for their families,” said Meijer President & CEO Rick Keyes. “Moments like these fill our stores with the spirit of giving and remind us why we do what we do — it’s all about thanking our customers and team members within the communities we proudly serve.”

The surprise gifts are given to customers at random, either while they are shopping or in the checkout lane. Many shared moving stories of how the surprise allowed them to celebrate this holiday season and were touched by the gesture from the Midwest retailer.

In Columbus, Ohio, Store Director Jonathon Jones selected Nina, a customer who is a single mother of three. Nina was recently laid off from her job, but was still focusing her time on helping others, and had spent the morning serving families from her church.

In Lincoln Park, Mich., south of Detroit, Store Director Neil Joiner chose a family that included a woman named Victoria and three young children. After a conversation, Neil learned that the children were her nieces and nephews, as she was helping her sister through a difficult divorce, which had resulted in losing her home and her job. When Victoria received the gift cards, she was overwhelmed with gratitude. This gift would allow them to get gifts for all the children, including one little girl who mentioned during the conversation that what she wanted most this year was five Barbies. To complete the surprise, Neil presented her with five Barbies wrapped and ready for Christmas, explaining that Santa shops at Meijer and sometimes leaves behind presents for kids. Her smile lit up her whole face as she sweetly exclaimed, “Look! Santa spelled my name!”

Meijer also continued its tradition of celebrating its team members through the Very Merry Meijer festivities, surprising three team members in each store with $200 gift cards.

“One of our team members was diagnosed with cancer earlier this year, and despite his health struggles, has continued to show up with a smile, lift others up and serve our customers and community without pause,” said Kristina Nabors, Store Director in West Chester, Ohio. “I was able to present him and his wife, also a team member, with a gift card to help support their family through this time. Very Merry Meijer reflects what we value most: taking care of our people, in the same way we take care of our customers.”

View the 2025 Very Merry Meijer highlight video and follow the fun on social channels at #VeryMerryMeijer.

About Meijer: Meijer is a privately owned, family-operated retailer that serves customers at more than 500 supercenters, grocery stores, neighborhood markets, and express locations throughout the Midwest. As the pioneer of the one-stop shopping concept, more than 70,000 Meijer team members work hard to deliver a friendly, seamless in-store and online shopping experience featuring an assortment of fresh foods, high-quality apparel, household essentials, and health and wellness products and services. Meijer is consistently recognized as a Great Place to Work and annually donates at least 6 percent of its profit to strengthen its communities. Additional information on the company can be found by visiting newsroom.meijer.com

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Retailer surprises customers across the Midwest with shopping sprees just in time for the holidays

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., Dec. 18, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Midwest retailer Meijer brought holiday joy to nearly a thousand customers and team members during its 12th annual Very Merry Meijer event. At each store across the Midwest, Meijer leaders embraced the holiday spirit by surprising an in-store or pickup customer with a $1,000 gift card and multiple Meijer team members with $200 gift cards.

Very Meijer Merry began in 2014 to help spread holiday cheer in stores and has grown into a beloved annual tradition across the company, as these acts of kindness help relieve the stress of the holiday season.

“Shopping for the people you love most is one of life’s greatest joys, and we’re honored to play even a small part in making that possible. This is our heartfelt way of helping customers who may need extra support to make the holiday season truly magical for their families,” said Meijer President & CEO Rick Keyes. “Moments like these fill our stores with the spirit of giving and remind us why we do what we do — it’s all about thanking our customers and team members within the communities we proudly serve.”

The surprise gifts are given to customers at random, either while they are shopping or in the checkout lane. Many shared moving stories of how the surprise allowed them to celebrate this holiday season and were touched by the gesture from the Midwest retailer.

In Columbus, Ohio, Store Director Jonathon Jones selected Nina, a customer who is a single mother of three. Nina was recently laid off from her job, but was still focusing her time on helping others, and had spent the morning serving families from her church.

In Lincoln Park, Mich., south of Detroit, Store Director Neil Joiner chose a family that included a woman named Victoria and three young children. After a conversation, Neil learned that the children were her nieces and nephews, as she was helping her sister through a difficult divorce, which had resulted in losing her home and her job. When Victoria received the gift cards, she was overwhelmed with gratitude. This gift would allow them to get gifts for all the children, including one little girl who mentioned during the conversation that what she wanted most this year was five Barbies. To complete the surprise, Neil presented her with five Barbies wrapped and ready for Christmas, explaining that Santa shops at Meijer and sometimes leaves behind presents for kids. Her smile lit up her whole face as she sweetly exclaimed, “Look! Santa spelled my name!”

Meijer also continued its tradition of celebrating its team members through the Very Merry Meijer festivities, surprising three team members in each store with $200 gift cards.

“One of our team members was diagnosed with cancer earlier this year, and despite his health struggles, has continued to show up with a smile, lift others up and serve our customers and community without pause,” said Kristina Nabors, Store Director in West Chester, Ohio. “I was able to present him and his wife, also a team member, with a gift card to help support their family through this time. Very Merry Meijer reflects what we value most: taking care of our people, in the same way we take care of our customers.”

View the 2025 Very Merry Meijer highlight video and follow the fun on social channels at #VeryMerryMeijer.

About Meijer: Meijer is a privately owned, family-operated retailer that serves customers at more than 500 supercenters, grocery stores, neighborhood markets, and express locations throughout the Midwest. As the pioneer of the one-stop shopping concept, more than 70,000 Meijer team members work hard to deliver a friendly, seamless in-store and online shopping experience featuring an assortment of fresh foods, high-quality apparel, household essentials, and health and wellness products and services. Meijer is consistently recognized as a Great Place to Work and annually donates at least 6 percent of its profit to strengthen its communities. Additional information on the company can be found by visiting newsroom.meijer.com

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Retailer surprises customers across the Midwest with shopping sprees just in time for the holidays

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., Dec. 18, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Midwest retailer Meijer brought holiday joy to nearly a thousand customers and team members during its 12th annual Very Merry Meijer event. At each store across the Midwest, Meijer leaders embraced the holiday spirit by surprising an in-store or pickup customer with a $1,000 gift card and multiple Meijer team members with $200 gift cards.

Very Meijer Merry began in 2014 to help spread holiday cheer in stores and has grown into a beloved annual tradition across the company, as these acts of kindness help relieve the stress of the holiday season.

“Shopping for the people you love most is one of life’s greatest joys, and we’re honored to play even a small part in making that possible. This is our heartfelt way of helping customers who may need extra support to make the holiday season truly magical for their families,” said Meijer President & CEO Rick Keyes. “Moments like these fill our stores with the spirit of giving and remind us why we do what we do — it’s all about thanking our customers and team members within the communities we proudly serve.”

The surprise gifts are given to customers at random, either while they are shopping or in the checkout lane. Many shared moving stories of how the surprise allowed them to celebrate this holiday season and were touched by the gesture from the Midwest retailer.

In Columbus, Ohio, Store Director Jonathon Jones selected Nina, a customer who is a single mother of three. Nina was recently laid off from her job, but was still focusing her time on helping others, and had spent the morning serving families from her church.

In Lincoln Park, Mich., south of Detroit, Store Director Neil Joiner chose a family that included a woman named Victoria and three young children. After a conversation, Neil learned that the children were her nieces and nephews, as she was helping her sister through a difficult divorce, which had resulted in losing her home and her job. When Victoria received the gift cards, she was overwhelmed with gratitude. This gift would allow them to get gifts for all the children, including one little girl who mentioned during the conversation that what she wanted most this year was five Barbies. To complete the surprise, Neil presented her with five Barbies wrapped and ready for Christmas, explaining that Santa shops at Meijer and sometimes leaves behind presents for kids. Her smile lit up her whole face as she sweetly exclaimed, “Look! Santa spelled my name!”

Meijer also continued its tradition of celebrating its team members through the Very Merry Meijer festivities, surprising three team members in each store with $200 gift cards.

“One of our team members was diagnosed with cancer earlier this year, and despite his health struggles, has continued to show up with a smile, lift others up and serve our customers and community without pause,” said Kristina Nabors, Store Director in West Chester, Ohio. “I was able to present him and his wife, also a team member, with a gift card to help support their family through this time. Very Merry Meijer reflects what we value most: taking care of our people, in the same way we take care of our customers.”

View the 2025 Very Merry Meijer highlight video and follow the fun on social channels at #VeryMerryMeijer.

About Meijer: Meijer is a privately owned, family-operated retailer that serves customers at more than 500 supercenters, grocery stores, neighborhood markets, and express locations throughout the Midwest. As the pioneer of the one-stop shopping concept, more than 70,000 Meijer team members work hard to deliver a friendly, seamless in-store and online shopping experience featuring an assortment of fresh foods, high-quality apparel, household essentials, and health and wellness products and services. Meijer is consistently recognized as a Great Place to Work and annually donates at least 6 percent of its profit to strengthen its communities. Additional information on the company can be found by visiting newsroom.meijer.com

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Retailer surprises customers across the Midwest with shopping sprees just in time for the holidays

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., Dec. 18, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Midwest retailer Meijer brought holiday joy to nearly a thousand customers and team members during its 12th annual Very Merry Meijer event. At each store across the Midwest, Meijer leaders embraced the holiday spirit by surprising an in-store or pickup customer with a $1,000 gift card and multiple Meijer team members with $200 gift cards.

Very Meijer Merry began in 2014 to help spread holiday cheer in stores and has grown into a beloved annual tradition across the company, as these acts of kindness help relieve the stress of the holiday season.

“Shopping for the people you love most is one of life’s greatest joys, and we’re honored to play even a small part in making that possible. This is our heartfelt way of helping customers who may need extra support to make the holiday season truly magical for their families,” said Meijer President & CEO Rick Keyes. “Moments like these fill our stores with the spirit of giving and remind us why we do what we do — it’s all about thanking our customers and team members within the communities we proudly serve.”

The surprise gifts are given to customers at random, either while they are shopping or in the checkout lane. Many shared moving stories of how the surprise allowed them to celebrate this holiday season and were touched by the gesture from the Midwest retailer.

In Columbus, Ohio, Store Director Jonathon Jones selected Nina, a customer who is a single mother of three. Nina was recently laid off from her job, but was still focusing her time on helping others, and had spent the morning serving families from her church.

In Lincoln Park, Mich., south of Detroit, Store Director Neil Joiner chose a family that included a woman named Victoria and three young children. After a conversation, Neil learned that the children were her nieces and nephews, as she was helping her sister through a difficult divorce, which had resulted in losing her home and her job. When Victoria received the gift cards, she was overwhelmed with gratitude. This gift would allow them to get gifts for all the children, including one little girl who mentioned during the conversation that what she wanted most this year was five Barbies. To complete the surprise, Neil presented her with five Barbies wrapped and ready for Christmas, explaining that Santa shops at Meijer and sometimes leaves behind presents for kids. Her smile lit up her whole face as she sweetly exclaimed, “Look! Santa spelled my name!”

Meijer also continued its tradition of celebrating its team members through the Very Merry Meijer festivities, surprising three team members in each store with $200 gift cards.

“One of our team members was diagnosed with cancer earlier this year, and despite his health struggles, has continued to show up with a smile, lift others up and serve our customers and community without pause,” said Kristina Nabors, Store Director in West Chester, Ohio. “I was able to present him and his wife, also a team member, with a gift card to help support their family through this time. Very Merry Meijer reflects what we value most: taking care of our people, in the same way we take care of our customers.”

View the 2025 Very Merry Meijer highlight video and follow the fun on social channels at #VeryMerryMeijer.

About Meijer: Meijer is a privately owned, family-operated retailer that serves customers at more than 500 supercenters, grocery stores, neighborhood markets, and express locations throughout the Midwest. As the pioneer of the one-stop shopping concept, more than 70,000 Meijer team members work hard to deliver a friendly, seamless in-store and online shopping experience featuring an assortment of fresh foods, high-quality apparel, household essentials, and health and wellness products and services. Meijer is consistently recognized as a Great Place to Work and annually donates at least 6 percent of its profit to strengthen its communities. Additional information on the company can be found by visiting newsroom.meijer.com

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VIENNA, Dec. 18, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — IT Availability LLC, a leader in innovative technology solutions, proudly celebrates its 10th anniversary by reinforcing its commitment to fostering a culture of giving. As the company commemorates this significant milestone, it reflects on a decade of corporate social responsibility and highlights the impactful work of its partnered charities. Through its steadfast support of organizations that inspire meaningful change, IT Availability continues to make a positive impact in communities nationwide.

Sustaining Impact Through Community Support

At the core of IT Availability’s values lies a passion for giving back and empowering organizations that drive transformational change. For 2025, the company is privileged to support four exceptional charities: The Shadow Warriors Project, St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, Tunnel to Towers Foundation, and the Central Intelligence Agency Officers Memorial Foundation. Each organization embodies principles of resilience, generosity, and a tireless dedication to service that align closely with IT Availability’s ethos.

The Shadow Warriors Project

The Shadow Warriors Project provides essential assistance to private security contractors who have sustained injuries while serving in high-risk environments. By delivering medical, financial, and emotional support, this organization allows contractors and their families to rebuild their lives after facing harrowing challenges. IT Availability is honored to partner with an organization that recognizes the bravery and sacrifices of those unsung heroes.

St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital

Known globally for its groundbreaking research and treatment of pediatric catastrophic diseases, St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital advances life-changing cures and preventative care while ensuring families face zero financial burdens. IT Availability proudly contributes to its mission, ensuring no child is denied access to treatment due to economic hardships.

Tunnel to Towers Foundation

Inspired by the heroism of firefighter Stephen Siller, the Tunnel to Towers Foundation extends immeasurable support to America’s first responders, military families, and veterans through initiatives like mortgage-free homes. IT Availability is privileged to elevate the foundation’s dedication to honoring and supporting those who dedicate their lives to protecting others.

Central Intelligence Agency Officers Memorial Foundation

Through scholarships and vital assistance, the CIA Officers Memorial Foundation uplifts the families of CIA officers who have lost their lives in the line of duty. IT Availability is proud to stand alongside this organization, ensuring the children and spouses of fallen heroes receive enduring opportunities for growth and education.

A Spirit of Generosity: Reflections on the 2025 Holiday Celebration

IT Availability capped off 2025 with its highly anticipated Holiday Party, held at the Tower Club in Tysons Corner. This landmark gathering of over 115 employees, families, and partners was more than just a festive event – it served as a meaningful reminder of the company’s culture of giving.

The evening was highlighted by engaging raffles, interactive activities, and heartfelt speeches that underscored the company’s partnerships with its chosen charities. Founder and CEO Chuck Dickens, joined by his wife Aew, participated in presentations with representatives from each supported charity, emphasizing collaboration and community impact.

These treasured moments also live on in photographs that captured the evening’s energy and echo IT Availability’s enduring commitment to social responsibility.

“Generosity Changes Lives”

“At IT Availability, our success is measured not just by the technology solutions we deliver but by the lives we strive to improve,” said Chuck Dickens, Founder and CEO. “We don’t view charitable giving as just a corporate initiative – it’s deeply ingrained in our identity. Together with our employees and partners, we aim to amplify the voices and missions of these extraordinary organizations. It’s an honor to walk alongside them in making a difference.”

Staying the Course

Looking ahead, IT Availability is committed to building lasting bridges of support and furthering its contributions to these and other impactful causes. As the company grows its innovative technology solutions and capabilities, its philanthropic efforts will remain a guiding light for its culture and vision.

For more information about IT Availability’s charitable initiatives and community outreach, please visit www.itavailability.com or contact Chuck Dickens at the details below.

About IT Availability LLC

Established in 2015, IT Availability LLC is a leading-edge technology company driving transformational IT solutions for public and private sector clients. Led by senior technology professionals with deep expertise from the U.S. Intelligence Community, IT Availability delivers tailored services in enterprise IT, cybersecurity, communications, and data center operations. By leveraging advanced technologies and impactful partnerships, IT Availability ensures its clients are equipped to meet evolving demands while fostering innovation and success globally.

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IT Availability LLC
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NEW YORK, Dec. 18, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — On December 17, employees from Action Carting Environmental Services (“Action”), a subsidiary of Interstate Waste Services (“IWS”), came together to spread holiday joy by donating toys to NYC Health + Hospitals/Jacobi | North Central Bronx. This heartfelt initiative brought smiles to pediatric patients and their families, reinforcing Action’s commitment to giving back to the communities we serve.

The Holiday Toy Drive follows the success of our Thanksgiving Food Drive in November, where IWS employees donated non-perishable goods to support Angels on the Ground, a non-profit organization that feeds and clothes the homeless in Newark, NJ. Building on that spirit of generosity, our team donated new, unwrapped toys to brighten the holidays for children receiving care at NYC Health + Hospitals/Jacobi | North Central Bronx.

“As we work throughout the Bronx every day, it’s important to our team to support local organizations and give back to the communities we serve,” said Josh Haraf, Vice President of NYC Market at IWS.  “Collaborating with NYC Health + Hospitals/Jacobi | North Central Bronx for this toy drive was a meaningful way to spread holiday cheer and show our appreciation for the incredible work they do.”

“We would like to thank Action Environmental Services for their generous donation of holiday gifts to our pediatric patients,” said NYC Health + Hospitals/Jacobi | North Central Bronx CEO Christopher Mastromano. “During this time of the year, all of our patients deserve some holiday cheer, particularly our youngest ones. We thank Action for their efforts in making that possible.”

Adding to the celebration, Bronx Borough President Vanessa Gibson joined the initiative, helping deliver toys and sharing in the joy of giving. Her presence underscored the importance of community partnerships and supporting Bronx families during the holidays.

“During the holiday season, it is important that we come together as a community to uplift and support children and families during times of healing,” said Bronx Borough President Vanessa L. Gibson. “This toy giveaway is a reminder of the power of compassion and partnership. I am grateful to our partners at NYC Health + Hospitals/Jacobi | North Central Bronx and Action Environmental Services for helping provide toys, smiles, and lasting memories for young patients and their families in our borough.”

This initiative reflects the ongoing dedication of the IWS team to community engagement and customer partnerships. By coming together, our employees demonstrated the true spirit of the season of giving.

About Action Carting Environmental Services 
Action Carting Environmental Services, a wholly owned subsidiary of Interstate Waste Services, Inc., is a vertically integrated environmental services company. Action provides solid waste and recycling collection, processing, waste-by-rail transportation, and disposal services throughout the five boroughs of New York City.  For more information, please visit actioncarting.com.

About Interstate Waste Services, Inc. Interstate Waste Services, Inc. (“IWS”) is a vertically integrated provider of solid waste and recycling services in the greater New York City, New Jersey and Connecticut markets. IWS operates over 1,000 collection vehicles throughout these regions, supported by a network of 33 material recovery, transfer, and transload facilities, as well as a rail-served solid waste landfill. As one of the largest privately held solid waste companies in the U.S., IWS is a recognized leader in utilizing waste-by-rail transportation to reduce vehicle miles traveled and greenhouse gas emissions. For more information, please visit www.interstatewaste.com.

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