CHALLENGE DONATION

Posted 4/15/23

The Shelbyville Soup Kitchen received a $1,000 donation from Vulcan Materials Company’s Shelbyville unit for their Environmental Challenge Donation. Vulcan’s relationship with the soup …

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CHALLENGE DONATION

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Posted Saturday, April 15, 2023 12:05 am

The Shelbyville Soup Kitchen received a $1,000 donation from Vulcan Materials Company’s Shelbyville unit for their Environmental Challenge Donation. Vulcan’s relationship with the soup kitchen began when they volunteered and donated items for the company’s MLK Service Day last February. Vulcan’s lead person Ryan Martin, said this is a donation partnership they hope to continue into the future for some time. From left are, Barbara Pate, with the soup kitchen; and Ryan Martin, Orion Duncan, Horace Driver, Mark Prawdzik; with the soup kitchen, Robert Martin and Ronald Obenauf; and Charles Rubalcaba with Vulcan. Not pictured, Jeremiah Watts, Chad Floyd, and ChrisPartee, all with Vulcan.