“We Serve” Feature: Volunteerism and the American Red Cross Disaster Services
Our Learning Resource Coordinator, Leigh Patton-Collett, has been committed to this mission for years through the American Red Cross.
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“We Serve” Feature: Shining Light on Difficult Topics
Nowhere is this support needed more than in those spaces and relationships where healthy boundaries and conflict have been violated.
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“We Serve” Feature: Hope in Heartbreak
This calling became very personal after several of our team members in the Buffalo, New York area had their community rocked by gun violence.
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“We Serve” Feature: A Special Experience with the Special Olympics
We’re proud to have staff like Rae Hernandez, our Sales Support team member, who recently shared how she steps up to volunteer with the Special Olympics.
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“We Serve” Feature: Families Supporting Other Families
Help 4 Kids Florence is a nonprofit organization that feeds elementary school age children in need in Florence, South Carolina.
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“We Serve” Feature: Floyd Lee Locums’ Giving Nationwide
Our team members have outdone themselves, giving in a variety of ways to the charities they’re passionate about. Here’s just a collection of how Floyd Lee Locums employees are showing up across America in their regional communities.
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“We Serve” Feature: Restoring Hope Through a Run/Ruck
Recently, our VP of Organizational Effectiveness, Michelle Lathan, and Operations Specialist, Averie Queitsch took up the call and supported Apryle Showers in its 10K Run/Ruck event.
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“We Serve” Feature: A Team Boosting Up Local Food Banks
One key problem that continually arises as a gap in our local and regional communities is food shortages or food deserts.
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“We Serve” Feature: A Special Day at Memory Café
If you’ve followed our “We Serve” features, then you’ll know the commitment our Curriculum Development Specialist Joanna Van Oss has for Alzheimer’s and dementia causes.
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“We Serve” Feature: A Company with a Cause
Every year, 4.5 million Americans need a blood transfusion. That means every 2 seconds, someone in the U.S. needs blood.
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