The Standard and Its Employees Contributed $5.4 Million to Nonprofits in 2016
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"The Standard is made up of generous, talented people focused on business goals that put people first," said
The Standard's many programs include providing paid time off to volunteer at their local schools and nonprofits and even to become firefighters.
The Standard's annual Community Engagement Report outlines the company's philanthropic activities and highlights employee volunteerism such as its annual Volunteer Expos held in September in both
View the 2016 Community Engagement Report here.
Since 2007,
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