Wildman’s Day Of Service Provides 605 Hours Of Local Help
April 13, 2024 at 1:00 a.m.
More than 170 team members of Wildman Business Group’s various locations participated in a first annual day of service, committing 605 service hours on Feb. 23.
Giving back and changing lives is a major part of Wildman’s culture, according to the release provided by Wildman Business Group. This vision is cast by third generation CEO Josh Wildman, and adopted at all levels within the organization.
Wildman’s team members donated 605 service hours, partnering with organizations in Warsaw, Fort Wayne, South Bend, Indianapolis, Griffith and Holland, Mich. Thank you to the community partners who gave us the opportunity to serve.
• Animal Welfare League
• Baker Youth Club
• Boys & Girls Club
• Community Harvest
• Community Kitchen
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana
• Food Club
• Habitat for Humanity of Kosciusko County
• Hope PKGS
• IKUS Enrichment
• Kids Food Basket
• Kosciusko County Senior Services
• Magical Meadows
• Mission 25 of Columbia City
• Nestling Diapers
• Phil’s Friends of Crown Pointe
• Resale Store
• Shepherd Community Center
Thank you to all Wildman customers for your understanding while the team was out of office to give back. Wildman’s four-day work week for service and production allows opportunities like this to happen.
The idea for a day of service came about as way to honor Wildman’s founder Rex Wildman. Rex was an “all-in” type of man. He had no reservations when it came to life, business or serving others, whether as a pilot in World War II, in his local church, as a city councilman or as an entrepreneur and philanthropist. This was the mindset on which Wildman was founded, so honoring Rex Wildman in this way more than seven decades later felt right.
Wildman encourages you to have a “No REXervations” mindset when it comes to serving others. If you are an employer, we invite you to host your own day of service.
Employees of the various companies under the Wildman Business Group umbrella took part in a “Day of Service” that accumulated more than 600 hours of service to various groups around the county and even into Michigan.
More than 170 team members of Wildman Business Group’s various locations participated in a first annual day of service, committing 605 service hours on Feb. 23.
Giving back and changing lives is a major part of Wildman’s culture, according to the release provided by Wildman Business Group. This vision is cast by third generation CEO Josh Wildman, and adopted at all levels within the organization.
Wildman’s team members donated 605 service hours, partnering with organizations in Warsaw, Fort Wayne, South Bend, Indianapolis, Griffith and Holland, Mich. Thank you to the community partners who gave us the opportunity to serve.
• Animal Welfare League
• Baker Youth Club
• Boys & Girls Club
• Community Harvest
• Community Kitchen
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana
• Food Club
• Habitat for Humanity of Kosciusko County
• Hope PKGS
• IKUS Enrichment
• Kids Food Basket
• Kosciusko County Senior Services
• Magical Meadows
• Mission 25 of Columbia City
• Nestling Diapers
• Phil’s Friends of Crown Pointe
• Resale Store
• Shepherd Community Center
Thank you to all Wildman customers for your understanding while the team was out of office to give back. Wildman’s four-day work week for service and production allows opportunities like this to happen.
The idea for a day of service came about as way to honor Wildman’s founder Rex Wildman. Rex was an “all-in” type of man. He had no reservations when it came to life, business or serving others, whether as a pilot in World War II, in his local church, as a city councilman or as an entrepreneur and philanthropist. This was the mindset on which Wildman was founded, so honoring Rex Wildman in this way more than seven decades later felt right.
Wildman encourages you to have a “No REXervations” mindset when it comes to serving others. If you are an employer, we invite you to host your own day of service.
Employees of the various companies under the Wildman Business Group umbrella took part in a “Day of Service” that accumulated more than 600 hours of service to various groups around the county and even into Michigan.