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Posted: May 16, 2013
Thru the Lens: Pro Con Inc honored with the Granite United Way GIVE award
Pro Con Inc was recently honored with the Granite United Way GIVE award at the agency's annual Granite United Way Celebration.
The Granite United Way recognized Pro Con for the company's 40 years of generosity through their workplace campaigns by presenting Pro Con with this prestigious award.
"The company has always stressed the importance of giving back to our community and the United Way provides us with the opportunity to support a wide variety of organizations in each of the communities where we work and live," said Sally Stebbins of Pro Con. "We are honored to receive this award which represents our long standing partnership with the Granite United Way."
Pro Con Inc is a full service architecture and construction management firm located in Manchester. A leader in the industry, the award winning company designs and builds projects throughout New England, New York and New Jersey.
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