These companies received the highest possible score for community service. High marks were earned by those that organized fundraising efforts or donated their handiwork
“It is always such a gift to give back to those in need,” said Puryear Pools in its Top 50 entry materials.
Cipriano Landscape Design: Awards $10,000 in scholarships to Rutgers students through the Cipriano Keeping It Green Foundation.
Claffey Pools: Provided a pool through the Make-A-Wish Foundation to a young lady in need.
Concord Pools: Provided vehicles, funding and organizational efforts to help Hurricane Sandy victims with supplies and assistance.
Monogram Custom Homes and Pools: Organized a Habitat for Humanity fundraiser that netted $100,000 for hurricane victims.
NVblu Inc.: Has for 16 years funded and maintained websites for all local swimming and diving leagues.
Pulliam Aquatech Pools: Holds a yearly golf tournament to raise funds for local causes, including up to $15,000 for a local children’s charity.
Puryear Custom Pools: Performed its annual “Project Puryear,” in which it organizes the rehabilitation of a family’s home.
Rising Sun Pools: Provided a pool to a local girl suffering a debilitating immune disease, through Make-A-Wish.
Rosebrook Pools: Donated basements and walkways for two Habitat for Humanity homes in the Chicago area.
Shasta Industries: Built a backyard pool for the Wounded Warrior Project; provided office space and support for a local youth charity.
