Community Stories

  • Inteva Bangalore Donates Time and Sports Equipment to Students

    In December, Bangalore team members reached out to local special needs students to organize cricket matches. After the matches concluded, the students were presented with cricket sets and volleyballs.

  • Inteva Bangalore Collects Donations to Brighten Holidays for Local Families

    In December, Bangalore team members collected donations to be distributed to the RK Foundation, a local organization who supports multiple orphanages. Over 200 toys, clothes, books, study materials and toiletries were donated by employees.

  • Inteva Vandalia Supports Make-A-Wish Foundation 

    The Interior Products Technical Center in Vandalia, Ohio held a Pancake breakfast on June 24 in support of the Make-A-Wish Foundation which helps enrich the lives of children with life-threatening medical conditions through its wish-granting network. Inteva Vandalia presented checks to Make-A-Wish totally $2,530 on June 28th.

  • Inteva Bangalore Holds Craft Sale to Benefit Charitable Trust Fund for Physically Challenged Children

    Bangalore team members held an exhibition and sale of handmade items including candles and figurines to benefit a charitable trust for physically challenged children. The funds collected from employees were utilized to conduct workshops and training programs for these students.

  • Inteva Bangalore Supports JOY of Learning Program for Sparsha Trust for Underprivileged Children

    Bangalore team members supported the JOY of Learning Program by holding a fundraiser to raise money for the organization. This lunch involved serving a meal and prizes to all participants. 80% of the children in this program were school dropouts or have never attended school. Many of the children this program benefits have extraordinary hidden talents and fundraisers such as this help them to be able to discover these.

  • Inteva Cottondale Raises Awareness for Breast Cancer

    During the month of October, Inteva Cottondale Operations celebrated Breast Cancer Awareness. A committee was formed in order to develop and coordinate various fundraising activities for the month. Consisting of four Cottondale team members: Erika Lee, Joyce Gray, Chris Sloan, and Randy Sartain, the committee developed and implemented several fundraising activities for the month including:

    • Breast Cancer “Bingo” Breast cancer awareness quiz
    • The sale of meals and snacks across all three shifts
    • Lunchtime raffles and silent auctions, where all items were donated by Inteva employees and local businesses
    • $250 cash raffle

    All Cottondale team members were given an “I can beat breast cancer” bookmark with instructions on how to give a self-exam. Women were also given a pink ink pen that read “Live, love, believe in the cure” and men a blue one that read “Tough guys wear pink.” Having our own breast cancer survivors at our Inteva Cottondale facility, this cause hit close to home. Many individuals went above and beyond to contribute to this great cause. From making meals to donating Inteva items for auctions, the empathy and initiative during this outreach did not go unnoticed. Because of all of these efforts, the plant raised $2,165 dollars, a feat that makes this year our best fundraising year ever!

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