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There is nothing more satisfying on the job than to accomplish your work and knowing that that leadership appreciates having it done right. Additionally, It is a great opportunity and feeling to be entrusted with community related projects that have a positive impact on the lives of others in need.

 

Volunteers and myself, felt such joy with the outcome of a variety of previous assignments we've taken on over the years, so when I asked permission from leadership to plan and execute a Thanksgiving holiday food drive, there was immediate agreement and I was told to submit the details ASAP.

 

I was optimistic and energized, but had concerns we wouldn't secure enough donations and kept my number low to meet the goals at hand. The boss through a number out; fifteen food gift packages and boldly stated "make it happen".  All I could say is "okay".

 

The spirit of giving touched us all and leadership suggested going the extra mile by including: turkey's with the non-perishables to give household real Thanksgiving dinner experience. With the cooperation of staff members, a vendor and the company; we created 15 boxes consisting of:


- A full thanksgiving meal

- Stuffing

- Potatoes

- Vegetables

- A turkey

- Dessert

 


The term satisfaction doesn't quite fill the emotion we felt when this project was completed.  We created a moment to be remembered and the start of a tradition we're already looking forward to doing again next and beyond.

 

A hearty "thank you" goes out to the Pin Ups Thanksgiving team and our partners in the joy of giving. Together we not only enjoyed Thanksgiving, we made a difference by participating in the labor and love of Thanksgiving too.


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