SymQuest celebrated the relocation of their Westbrook, Maine office, with a ribbon cutting ceremony, followed by the presentation of $5,000 in donations to local non-profits. The new 10,000 square-foot facility was needed to accommodate our company's continued expansion of our Maine service footprint. The space also includes an upgraded demonstration showroom, featuring cutting-edge office technology solutions.
"We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give." - Winston Churchill
In following our corporate values of being socially responsible and involved in our local communities, SymQuest selected five non-profits to each receive a $1,000 donation. Many deserving organizations applied to be a recipient of the One Grand of a Helping Hand campaign, which did not make for an easy selection process.
Jamie Garvin, Director of Communications and Public Affairs at ecomaine, with SymQuest President, Meg Fleming.
ecomaine provides comprehensive, long-term solid waste solutions in a safe, environmentally responsible, economically sound manner, and is a leader in raising public awareness of sustainable waste management strategies. To learn more about ecomaine, visit: ecomaine.org.
Julie Poulin, Major Gifts Officer at Animal Refuge League of Greater Portland, with SymQuest President, Meg Fleming.
The Animal Refuge League of Greater Portland provides temporary care and shelter for stray, abandoned, confiscated and relinquished animals; placing as many as possible into caring homes. They create awareness for the humane treatment of all animals, as well as strive to end animal overpopulation through education and the promotion of spaying and neutering. Learn more about the Animal Refuge League of Greater Portland at: arlgp.org.
Austin Winchester, Program Manager at Maine Boys to Men, with SymQuest President, Men Fleming.
Maine Boys to Men is courageously committed to ending male violence and self-harm while advancing gender equity. They address the development of boys in the context of their relationships, socialization process, and cultural environments. Learn more about Maine Boys to Men at: maineboystomen.org.
Emily Gormley, Director of Development & Community Engagement at Caring Unlimited, with SymQuest President, Men Fleming.
Caring Unlimited offers direct support and safety planning services to anyone impacted by domestic violence, along with prevention education, training, and professional consultation. Each year, thousands of individuals access their direct support programs and services, all of which are confidential and free of charge. Find out more about Caring Unlimited at: caring-unlimited.org.
Executive Director, Gretchen Johnson (left), and Katy Sargent (center), Grants and Communications Specialist at The Center, is pictured here with SymQuest President, Meg Fleming (right).
The Center for Grieving Children provides safe space, peer support, outreach and education to grieving children, teens, and families in Maine through a no-cost peer support family model. Its peer support group services are led by dedicated and highly trained staff and volunteers, thanks to the generous support of the community. Learn more about The Center for Grieving Children at: cgcmaine.org.
Thank you to our customers, employees, vendor partners and community for joining us in celebration of our new space. Here's to continued future success together!