At Sika, we believe that a strong commitment to community, environmental well-being, and sustainability is as crucial as our dedication to our products and services. Recently, our Sika team had the privilege of joining forces with Rebuilding Together in partnership with the Neponset River Watershed Association for a day of impactful community service.
Sika Sarnafil & Sika Emseal Give Back to Pope John Paul Park
The event took place at Pope John Paul Park in Dorchester, MA (Boston). Our team of 18 Sika volunteers gathered bright and early, ready to roll up their sleeves and make a difference. The goal? To clean up the park, the riverbanks, and the surrounding paths.
One of our volunteers, Isabel Baez, shared, "The Rebuilding Together event was a great opportunity to contribute a little to improving our neighborhoods, meeting colleagues from other divisions, and visiting a place we didn't know existed, that will be a beautiful spot for a walk by the river. A day with new friends and colleagues doing something good for society leaves you with a recharged energy to keep doing things right."
Understanding the Importance of Restoring Community Spaces
Our dedicated volunteers worked through lunchtime, ensuring that Pope John Paul Park would be a cleaner, more vibrant space for the community to enjoy. This commitment to community spaces is closely tied to our belief in promoting all forms of sustainability and taking care of our shared environment.
We recognize that maintaining and restoring community spaces not only enhances the quality of life for residents but also plays a vital role in sustainability. By protecting natural areas, preserving green spaces, and promoting environmentally friendly practices, we can build a healthier, more sustainable future for everyone.
As we reflect on our day of service with Rebuilding Together and the Neponset River Watershed Association, we look forward to more opportunities to collaborate, give back, and inspire positive change in the world around us. Our commitment to sustainability, both in our initiatives and in our actions, drives us to continue supporting organizations like Rebuilding Together.
"I really enjoyed being part of this community service where we spent a lot of time working as a team to accomplish the final goal. I had the opportunity to interact with other amazing coworkers that I had not been able to see or chat with before. Also, it was a great time to remember that teamwork begins with 'Building Trust.'" Eileen Amores, Sika Volunteer
Stay tuned for updates on our future community service initiatives, as we can't wait to partner with Rebuilding Together again soon, continuing to promote sustainability and protect our environment while strengthening our communities!