LSC Communications Gives To Big Brothers Big Sisters

July 11, 2023 at 1:40 a.m.
Pictured (L to R) are John Pierog, vice president of manufacturing for LSC Communications; Belinda Conrad, environmental health and safety representative for LSC Communications; Tori Newsome, environmental health and safety manager for LSC Communications; Tammy Smith, community development director, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northeast Indiana; and Cindy Ambrose, charitable contributions coordinator for LSC Communications. Photo by Jackie Gorski, Times-Union.
Pictured (L to R) are John Pierog, vice president of manufacturing for LSC Communications; Belinda Conrad, environmental health and safety representative for LSC Communications; Tori Newsome, environmental health and safety manager for LSC Communications; Tammy Smith, community development director, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northeast Indiana; and Cindy Ambrose, charitable contributions coordinator for LSC Communications. Photo by Jackie Gorski, Times-Union.

By Jackie Gorski

LSC Communications, 2801 W. Old 30, Warsaw, made a $1,500 donation to Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northeast Indiana on Monday.
John Pierog, vice president of manufacturing for LSC Communications, said the company sponsored an Earth Day activity and did some projects to clean up and improve the environment. As part of that, there was a contest and the plant location that won received an opportunity to make a donation. Employees voted on various charities and it was decided LSC would donate to Big Brothers Big Sisters.
He said there were many LSC employees that were touched by BBBS, whether they participated in the organization in someway or were recipients of their services in the past.
Tammy Smith, community development director for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northeast Indiana, said the donation will be used for services within Kosciusko County, including recruiting volunteers and support services.

LSC Communications, 2801 W. Old 30, Warsaw, made a $1,500 donation to Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northeast Indiana on Monday.
John Pierog, vice president of manufacturing for LSC Communications, said the company sponsored an Earth Day activity and did some projects to clean up and improve the environment. As part of that, there was a contest and the plant location that won received an opportunity to make a donation. Employees voted on various charities and it was decided LSC would donate to Big Brothers Big Sisters.
He said there were many LSC employees that were touched by BBBS, whether they participated in the organization in someway or were recipients of their services in the past.
Tammy Smith, community development director for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northeast Indiana, said the donation will be used for services within Kosciusko County, including recruiting volunteers and support services.

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