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The Davey Bulletin | March/April 2017
Employees from the North Philadelphia
Residential/Commercial office went
bowling for charity to help raise money
for the Children's Hospital of Philadel-
BOWLING FOR A CHILDREN'S CHARITY
phia. A total of 18 Davey employees
and their families joined local landscap-
ing partner Sauers Tree and Landscape
Service Inc. for the fundraiser. The
event supports the hospital's Early
Life Program, which provides toys,
education and creative arts therapy for
children during their hospital stay.
The Davey bowlers who helped raise money for the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia included
Jason Parker, Erin Parker, Adam Parker, Kate Parker, Chris Marshall, Katie Marshall, Bryn Marshall,
Matt Buza, Alex Buza, Ian Buza, Eric O'Neal, Logan O'Neal, Bob O'Rourke, Mary O'Rourke,
Marc Grose, Angela Molko, Steve Grose and Heather Grose.
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DONATIONS MADE PERSONAL
Christine Handley, client
experience coordinator, Long
Island R/C office, donated a bag of
Davey wooden key chains to non-profit
Splashes of Hope. Children volunteers put
their own personal touch on the key chains.
Non-profit Splashes of Hope
transformed some of Davey's donated,
wooden key chains into colorful
pieces of tiny art.
Christine Handley, client
experience coordinator,
Long Island
Residential/Commercial office, had
no idea her donated bag of log-shaped
pens and wooden key chains to
Splashes of Hope, a Davey client,
would transform into this.
"The kids put their own personal
touch on the key chains," Handley said.
"It was all very sweet."
Only Splashes of Hope – which is
devoted to creating customized mural
artwork for hospital environments and
social service facilities – would think
to turn a Davey keychain into a canvas.
It goes to show, a small gesture of a
donation can make a difference in the
eye and imagination of a child.
