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Posted: March 31, 2023
2023 Women in Construction: Jennifer Robitaille, Windover Construction
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Windover Construction
How are you involved in community organizations and/or charities? Working in the community has always been important to me! Over the past nine years I have had the pleasure of connecting Windover and our trade partners with a local organization called Wellspring House to provide them with gifts for their holiday store. Community work is also a huge part of my family’s life. We love to travel, and a while ago we discovered “Pack for a Purpose.” Each trip, we link up with an organization and bring a suitcase full of supplies. Since our daughter is young, we look for schools and/orphanages to visit and it has always been amazing for her to connect with others close to her age.
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