Each day, more than 6000 children all over the world die of hunger-related diseases. Our colleagues from WIKA USA are determined in reducing that number. The business?s largest volunteer effort up to now in the U.S. was the From Hunger to Hope MobilePack event this March in Lawrenceville, Georgia.
100 employees ? from WIKA managers to office and production employees ? spontaneously registered to pack meals for starving children around the globe in two-hour shifts. WIKA USA was a Gold Sponsor, providing a huge selection of volunteer hours and donating $50 per volunteer to aid the function. Stephanie Jones, director of employee relations for WIKA USA, was among the company?s Stupid . Her first Hunger to Hope day was an experience she’d long remember: ?It had been emotionally very touching. Once you fill a bag with vitamin powder, soy protein, rice, and dried vegetables, you truly see what is going to provide six meals for someone who has nothing to consume. Each bag represents a kid.?
WIKA has participated in this event before, but only with 50 employee volunteers. ?This time around we had a lot more than 100 people who wanted to volunteer?, Jones said. ?But as a manufacturing facility, we’ve on-time delivery goals. With a complete of 900 people in Lawrenceville, we decided we’re able to spare about 100. Disdainful had no issue filling those spots.? As a leader in measuring instruments and technology, WIKA USA is doubtlessly committed to client satisfaction, employee education, and continuous improvement. But just as important is the dedication to an organization culture of social responsibility, a safe workplace, and a clean environment. To emphasize its spirit of unity and teamwork, WIKA USA has rallied round the slogan ? Just Arrived Together?.