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Celebrating Service: Covia's 2023 President's Volunteer Service Award Winners
Celebrating Service: Covia's 2023 President's Volunteer Service Award Winners
Published 02-21-24
Submitted by Covia
Covia's team members are actively involved in their communities and take great pride in the work they do to strengthen our connection to those communities. For this reason, Covia has a comprehensive Community Investment Policy overseen by the Covia Foundation. This formalized approach guides our charitable giving and volunteerism, and provides the opportunity for Covia team members to make grants to tax-exempt organizations where they volunteer a minimum of 20 hours of their personal time and talent. This year, we are proud to recognize 26 team members who have qualified for the 2023 President's Volunteer Service Award.
| Beau Hellman – Wedron, Illinois |
| CaryAnn Bruce – Huntersville, North Carolina |
| Chad Holloway – Wedron, Illinois |
| Chris LeBlanc – The Woodlands, Texas |
| Darryl Patrick – Roff, Oklahoma |
| David Morris – Cleburne, Texas |
| Jacob McCullough - Wedron, Illinois |
| Jay Timm - Wedron, Illinois |
| Jeremy Kammerer - Wedron, Illinois |
| Jesse Kerr – Tamms, Illinois |
| Joe Dahlhausen – Chardon, Ohio |
| Josh Lipe – Tamms, Illinois |
| Justin Debolt - Wedron, Illinois |
| Keith Rushing – Cleburne, Texas |
| Melissa Bernard Wedron, Illinois |
| Natalie King – Huntersville, North Caroline |
| Paul Kimmy – Chardon, Ohio |
| Rocky Rivers – Oregon, Illinois |
| Rory O’Donnell – Independence, Ohio |
| Scott Govednik - Wedron, Illinois |
| Scott Tincher – Independence, Ohio |
| Sheryl Etienne – Huntingburg, Indiana |
| Steven Maltas - Wedron, Illinois |
| Thomas Rhubart – Dividing Creek, New Jersey |
| William Rhubart - Dividing Creek, New Jersey |
| Zachery Beloit – Wedron, Illinois |
Covia would like to extend our sincere congratulations to this year's recipients and thank them for making a difference in the communities in which we live and work.
For more information about Covia’s Community Impact and Philanthropy, please see visit https://www.coviacorp.com/esg/positive-social-impact/.
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At Covia, we are committed to being more than just a leading provider of high-performance mineral and material solutions – we believe that our company can make a positive difference in the world. This belief is what drives our environmental, social and governance (ESG) strategy, which is influenced by both our journey as an organization and the events in the world around us.
Our commitment to operating as a responsible corporate citizen has been embedded into every aspect of our business for decades and serves as the foundation for Covia’s ESG initiatives. From our operations to our Team Members and the communities in which we live and work, we continue to define WHAT WE’RE MADE OF as more than the materials we produce, but the impact we can make in every interaction.
In 2021, we enhanced our approach toward accelerating ESG performance by developing our formal GOALS THAT INSPIRE: ESG 2030. These 10 goals, broken into our three core areas - Environmental Stewardship, Positive Social Impact and Responsible Governance & Ethics - were developed by Covia Team members across the company and are designed to drive tangible and measurable progress in areas where we can make the most impact.
We have the commitment and strategy in place to drive meaningful progress and we are pledging to make a positive differences for our people, our planet and our communities.
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