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For Giving Tuesday 2021 Baker Industries is collecting hats, gloves and socks for our participants.
Help us provide a winter’s worth of new, cold weather accessories for our participants in need. HATS GLOVES SOCKS for men, women and kids You can take advantage of a variety of available items with easy shopping on Amazon.com Please have items delivered directly to our Malvern facility. We are only taking new items Ship…
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40 years of neighbors helping neighbors at Baker Industries! Spotlight on Rev. Adan Mairena
Rev. Adan Mairena is the pastor of West Kensington Ministry and a Baker Industries Board member. We’re neighbors in north Philadelphia and share a commitment to serving the Kensington community. Adan was introduced to Baker through a fellow board member. He immediately recognized the synergy of working together. Having referred individuals from WKM to our…
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40 years of great teamwork at Baker Industries!
Dan Porter, Baker’s head of sales & marketing and Ted Fleischer, who manages our facilities and customer quote process share an ongoing challenge. They must find new customers and work that match Baker’s strengths, makes economic sense and builds sustainable partnerships. It’s not easy! The process begins with Dan contacting potential clients, responding to inquiries…
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40 years of having Fun at Baker! Happy Halloween
We work hard at Baker Industries. But we try to find time for fun as well. Whether featuring Treats like ice cream and cookies, or Tricks like crazy hats and costumes, we love to create opportunities for community and teambuilding. Building friendships and sharing laughter is part of a great workplace culture at Baker. HAPPY…
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BIG News! Baker Industries Inc has earned a spot on the 2021 Top Rated List of Great Nonprofits.
Your community has shared their inspiring stories about your work. We congratulate you on all of your accomplishments. https://greatnonprofits.org/org/baker-industries-inc
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40 years of supporting our adults at Baker: Spotlight on Katie Cubeta and the book club
Katie Cubeta has been engaged with literature all of her life, including two Master’s degrees and a 38-year teaching careers. That’s why she jumped at the chance to start the Baker Book Club. Reading a short piece of fiction or poetry, Katie leads our participants through a discussion that explores the hopes, fears and ideas…
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40 years of supporting students at Baker: Spotlight on Thomas and Briaira
Thomas Hughes joined us as a student intern from Princeton University this past June and “had the best summer of my life.”Whether working side by side with our production team (as captured in the adjoining photo, with Thomas in center) or coaching individuals in computer skills, Thomas found impactful opportunities to learn and teach. A…
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40 years of changing lives at Baker: Spotlight on Matt
Matt had been out of the workforce for quite some time, managing health and family matters. He wanted to get back to work, but worried about having the flexibility and support needed for a successful transition. A local pastor recommended Baker Industries. “Baker is different form any place I can think of,” says Matt.…
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Register NOW for the Baker Gala Silent Auction! You do not need to attend to participate.
Click this link to Register for our Silent Auction. Be sure to keep the text you receive as this directs you to your auction page! There will be a lot of great items including Trips, Dining, Events and more! This supports our biggest fundraiser of the year! Thank you for supporting Baker. https://bakerindustries.home.qtego.net/
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40 years of having great support at Baker: Spotlight on Karen Cruickshank
Karen Cruickshank’s involvement with Baker Industries began over 20 years ago when she met neighbors Charlie and Weezie Baker. Karen and her husband Jim became regular volunteers and supporters of Baker. A dedicated member of the community, Karen served for eight years as an elected member of the Tredyffrin/Easttown School Board and served two years…
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