Reed Community Service Day

In remembrance of Wendell and Norma Reed who were active in organizations such as the Salvation Army and Rotary, our company recognizes it is our responsibility, as a good corporate citizen, to help enrich our surrounding communities of residence and work. We encourage our employees to become involved in their communities, lending their voluntary support to programs that positively impact the quality of life within these communities. In return, the Company will give you 8-hours of your regular rate of pay in lieu of a regularly scheduled 8-hour work day per calendar year to allow you to volunteer for a full day of community service for a non-profit organization of your choice.

• Click here for the online portal to submit your application.

• If you prefer a paper application, click here for more information and the form.

  
  

Whether you submit electronically or via paper, you still get paid for volunteering!

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Contact your Human Resources Representative or Office Manager. REED FAMILY COMPANIES, LLC, 928 12TH STREET, MODESTO, CA 95354 (209) 521-9771 FAX (209)579-9502

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BUILD Members Favorite Charities

	Judy Kelly: My passion is helping children. I have enjoyed being a Girl Scout leader, supporting St. Jude's Hospital, and love making blankets for Project Linus Organization.
	​Kenny Cooper: I am active in is the American Red Cross. I volunteer with local blood drives as well as donate blood myself.
	​Brenna Lyon: I have pursued my passion for helping by volunteering for the Salvation Army, Women’s Auxiliary, and the Reed Community Service Day.
	​Sharla Parks: My devotion to the Girl Scouts of America has given me the opportunity to give back to my community. I also support the American Heart Association and the Alzheimer’s Association.
	​Karen Durfee: I believe all people should be treated fairly and equally, and that every human has basic human rights. The Human Rights Commission started as an organization protecting Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgendered individuals. Through the years, although their primary focus is on LGBTQ+ issues, it has also expanded to advocate for all minorities.
	​Donna Meister: My true love for gardening has led me to join the UC Master Gardner volunteer program which will enable me to volunteer at Farmers Markets and the UC Help Line to diagnose gardening problems. I’ve also spent time volunteering for the high school Music and Theater program, Make-A-Wish Foundation, Girl Scouts of America, and the Modesto Gospel Mission medical clinic.
	​Sandy Salas: My passion is helping our local communities, fighting hunger in America and volunteering at our local food banks.
	​Alex Mills:
	​Jose Fernandez: I enjoy being a supporter of my local church (St. Patrick’s) and the SPCA of Central California.
	​Shawn Meza: I believe in a cancer-free future, supporting the American Cancer Society’s Relay for Life.
	​Mariah Askan: