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Thru the Lens: Skanska USA’s Boston office attends 2017 AGC Annual Community Service event at St. Mary’s Center for Women and Children

Shown (from left) are: (back row) Francis Nelson, Bernard Swanton, Carolyn Daly, Adrian Gary, Ian Oullette, Connor Hennessy,
and Derrick Swanson. (front row) Laurie Clifford, Paul Davey, Marissa Mezoff, Lindsay Buzzell, and Lauri Pesce.

 

Dorchester, MA On May 19, employees from Skanska USA’s Boston office joined mayor Walsh and Boston police commissioner William Evans at the 2017 Associated General Contractors (AGC) Annual Community Service event at St. Mary’s Center for Women and Children. St. Mary’s Center offers family-centered programs for women and children who have experienced trauma and are living in poverty. Skanska partnered with the AGC to host this year’s event. The team performed much-needed renovations to both St. Mary’s House and the GRLZ Radio and Office. From cleaning kitchen equipment to insulating walls, Skanska and members from AGC’s MA chapter completed a checklist of necessary repairs to create a soundproof environment for the radio station, and a fresh, clean and organized storage space in the St. Mary’s House.

Skanska USA is passionate about the communities in which it works. Skanska has supported various organizations throughout Boston through donations to local schools and participating in regular volunteering days at organizations such as this.

Caption: Volunteers from Skanska USA’s Boston office came together to complete repairs and renovations to the new GRLZ Radio Studio and Office and St. Mary’s House – part of St. Mary’s Center for Women and Children, an organization offering family-centered programs for women and children who have experienced trauma and are living in poverty - as part of the Associated General Contractors’ (AGC) Annual Community Service Day.

 

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