Armstrong Fluid Technology Employees Donate $10,000 to WaterAid Charity

30.03.2017

Armstrong Fluid Technology announced that its employees have donated $10,000 to WaterAid, an international charity dedicated to providing access to safe water, hygiene and sanitation worldwide.

The Canadian government added another $30,000 in matching funds to bring the total donation to $40,000.

The donations were raised as part of an innovative employee recognition program named Rising Stars that consisted of an international talent show.

Contributions were generated through kick-off events at all Armstrong locations around the world and by supporting employees who submitted videos of their special talents.

All Rising Stars videos were posted on an internal website and voted on by employees. Submissions included videos of employees singing, playing musical instruments, dancing, acting, performing magic tricks, and demonstrating arts and crafts. Employees all over the world participated and generated funds in support of WaterAid.

“We felt the Rising Stars program was a great way to support such a worthwhile organization while at the same time recognizing our employees for both their unique talents and charitable contributions,” said Laura Morris, Armstrong’s Global Communications Manager who created the concept and oversaw the program.

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