But while the COVID-19 pandemic has in many ways changed the manner in which we work, the way we interact with each other, and the means by which we engage our customers, it has also served in a noticeable way to bring us closer together, strengthening the notion that Bingaman & Son Lumber Company is truly a family of employees giving our very best each day to serve our customers and our community.
Service to our customers and community is the very core of who we are at Bingaman, and the pandemic crisis, which continues in its ferocity, has only proved to be a catalyst to further define and embolden our commitment to service. We come to work each and every day sharing our time and talents to serve one another and our valued community of customers. We leave work each day confident that we have worked tirelessly to better ourselves, our company, and our lumber products. We do this, of course, all for a much greater purpose than ourselves, and to make a lasting, positive impact on our community.
One very tangible way in which our service to the community manifests itself is in the organizations we support through both charitable giving and volunteerism. So, here we are highlighting many of those organizations Bingaman not only supports and holds dear, but which we know are doing great things to serve others and better our world.
The Middle Creek Area Community Center (MACC) aims to provide a wholesome environment fostering unity, social and emotional stability, high moral standards, and physical fitness through friendly competition and good fun. It is a non-sectarian, community-based organization dedicated to meeting the needs of the citizens in the communities it serves.
Haven Ministry responds, through faith in God's covenantal relationship with us, to the basic needs of God's people by providing emergency shelter, nurturing, and advocacy for individuals and families in the Central Susquehanna Valley Area.
Pennsylvania Wounded Warrior, Inc. provides support to Pennsylvania Wounded Warriors, Veterans in Crisis, and their families. It offers emergency financial assistance to veterans for housing, utilities, transportation, medical, and other expenses.
The American Red Cross serving Central Pennsylvania provides vital services, from responding to home fires in local neighborhoods to teaching first aid and CPR to community groups, across a 21-county region, 365 days a year.
SUNCOM Industries is a nonprofit human services agency that helps people with developmental and physical disabilities improve the quality of their lives by providing vocational training and skill development.
Susquehanna Valley Women In Transition (SVWIT) helps survivors of violence transition to lives of safety and independence by providing support services for victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, and other serious crimes.
The Regional Engagement Center (R.E.C.) is a multi-generational community center serving eastern Snyder County. It offers accessible resources for community members and youth development during vulnerable times, primarily after school and during the summer.
St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital advances cures and means of prevention for pediatric catastrophic diseases through research and treatment. No child is denied treatment based on race, religion, or a family's ability to pay.