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The Importance of Giving Back to Our Community

Our team embraces this important life lesson: “No matter how tough you think your life is, there’s always someone who has to face challenges that are even tougher than yours.”

 

Since 2009, GMI has concentrated our giving on the needs of our community and nationwide. We contribute monetarily to various organizations throughout the year but we also roll up our sleeves and get downright dirty, too.

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Chester County Food Bank

Chester County Food Bank takes a holistic approach to combating food insecurity through four major pathways. While they distribute nutritious foods through their network of agencies, they go beyond hunger with wellness, education, and gardening initiatives to strengthen the community and build community engagement.

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Our employees assisted with building a community garden in the Senior Development.

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American Red Cross

Red Cross volunteers and staff work to deliver vital services—from providing relief and support to those in crisis, to helping you be prepared to respond in emergencies.

 

We assembled 1,000 Fire Safety Kits and distributed them to neighborhood homes.

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Susan G. Komen Foundation

Susan G. Komen is the ONLY organization that addresses breast cancer on multiple fronts such as research, community health, global outreach and public policy initiatives in order to make the biggest impact against this disease.

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Good Samaritan Services

Serving over 500 citizens, Good Samaritan Services compassionately responds to homelessness and poverty through a unique and personalized approach to help our neighbors journey from crisis to stability.

 

GMI volunteers cleaned and painted the interior and exterior of their Phoenixville facilities.

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Phoenixville Area Community Services

Since 1972, Phoenixville Area Community Services (PACS) has been dedicated to helping people get through difficult or challenging periods in their lives. Emergency assistance is provided through food distribution and Information & Referral services that help get their clients back on their feet.

 

We collect food donations several times of the year and participate in "Operation Holiday"—adopting multiple families and providing them Christmas gifts—every year.

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Mom’s House

Mom’s House is a unique family support system of basic needs, including free childcare for low-income, single parents while they pursue full-time education and becoming independent members of society.

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Borough of Phoenixville

We walked the many blocks of Phoenixville for the "Town Clean Up Project" picking up trash from parking lots and streets.

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