Social Accountability
We strive to be a responsible corporate citizen.
We provide staff and building resources to more than 35 nonprofit organizations each year, and our annual “Online Charity Auction” enlists the partnership of more than 300 area businesses to raise funds designated for community service.
On any given day, groups of residents and staff of Peter Becker Community are planning, coordinating and implementing acts of kindness. Volunteer programs at the community range from those that help residents support one another to those that reach out to one of the many area nonprofit organizations we support, with programs that include aiding local food banks, knitting caps for premature babies, supporting little league teams and more.
We know that building community beyond our campus is good for everyone.
As an organization, we also offer many resources to area nonprofits such as a place to meet at no charge, funding for essential programs, support for the arts, participation in charity events, repair and preparation of homes for transitional families, leadership and staffing, and more. We do it all to gladly fulfill our own mission to be a responsible and involved corporate citizen.
A few examples of ways we support our local community:
- Ongoing food drives help local pantries.
- We support local little league teams.
- Health and Wellness Fair promotes good health.
- Bike sharing program on campus.
- Junior girl scouts earn their garden badges.
- Our junior volunteer program provides life experiences to young people.
- Our outdoor labyrinth is on the National Labyrinth Registry and offers reflective experiences from dawn to dusk.
- Support groups for vision impairment and dementia are offered on campus and open to the public.
- Providing a safe place for preschoolers to trick or treat is a sweet way to connect to our neighborhood.
- Our leadership team use their talents to serve on the boards of service organizations in our area.
- Sharing our campus with the struggling honey bee community helps the earth.
- Our beehive is located on Schoolhouse Road.
- Free health screenings are provided to the general public during our Health & Wellness Fair.
- Residents like Ronn Moyer give their time to area organizations.
- Shredding services are offered periodically and advertised free to the general public.
- Free meeting space is provided for nonprofit organizations.