Clark receives The Salvation Army’s Community Partner Award
Clark employees volunteer more than 2,900 hours a year.
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Clark has been the annual sponsor of the Christmas Day Dinner, LemonAid Days, Angel Tree and the Red Kettle bell ringing campaign for the past five years. In addition to sponsoring these events, Clark employees have provided numerous volunteer hours to The Salvation Army for various tasks such as painting, serving, packing and set up for events.
Clark employees volunteer more than 2,900 hours a year in the community to various local organizations and causes. Dennis Lawrence, Clark’s president & CEO commented, “Community involvement is something Clark is passionate about. To be recognized by The Salvation Army for something our employees take pride in supporting is truly an honor.”
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