Celebrating Service: Covia's 2023 President's Volunteer Service Award Winners

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Covia recognizes 26 team members for their community involvement through the President's Volunteer Service Award. The Community Investment Policy overseen by the Covia Foundation guides charitable giving and volunteerism.

NORTHAMPTON, MA / ACCESSWIRE / February 20, 2024 / 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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FAQ

Which team members were recognized by Covia for their community involvement?

Beau Hellman, CaryAnn Bruce, Chad Holloway, Chris LeBlanc, Darryl Patrick, David Morris, Jacob McCullough, Jay Timm, Jeremy Kammerer, Jesse Kerr, Joe Dahlhausen, Josh Lipe, Justin Debolt, Keith Rushing, Melissa Bernard, Natalie King, Paul Kimmy, Rocky Rivers, Rory O'Donnell, Scott Govednik, Scott Tincher, Sheryl Etienne, Steven Maltas, Thomas Rhubart, William Rhubart, Zachery Beloit.

What is the minimum number of hours team members need to volunteer to qualify for the President's Volunteer Service Award?

Team members need to volunteer a minimum of 20 hours of their personal time and talent to qualify for the award.

Who oversees Covia's Community Investment Policy?

The Covia Foundation oversees Covia's Community Investment Policy.

What is the purpose of Covia's Community Investment Policy?

Covia's Community Investment Policy guides charitable giving and volunteerism.

How does Covia recognize team members for their community involvement?

Covia recognizes team members through the President's Volunteer Service Award.