Turner Industries Company Magazine Spring 17

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SPRING 2017

TEAM Turner™

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Turner Industries Received Sustainer Spirit Award

Turner Industries Participates in “Fiesta de los Ninos”

Baton Rouge, La. –

Corpus Christ,

Turner recently re-

Texas – Turner

ceived a “Sustainer

Industries was

Spirit Award” from

a proud partici-

the Cystic Fibrosis

pant in the most

Foundation for our

recent “Fiesta

continued

support

de los Ninos,”

of the organization.

a fundraising

TEAM Turner™ board

event benefit-

member, Kaci Forman,

ting

accepted the award on

Driscoll

Children’s HosKaci Foreman

behalf of Turner at an

Pictured left to right are: Ruben Resendez, Flint Hill Resources; David Arreola, Turner and Lillian Helms, Turner.

pital held February 3rd. The goal for this year was to raise one million

appreciation dinner held at Sullivan’s Steakhouse

dollars for a new outpatient surgery center. This marked the 25th anni-

January 11th.

versary of the annual event and was held at the American Bank Center.

TEAM Turner™ Volunteers at Braille Challenge

Turner Industries Sponsored CASA Mardi Gras Party

Baton Rouge, La. - Each year, the Baton Rouge School for the Visually Impaired

holds

a

Braille Challenge for its students, part of a national contest. The two-stage challenge is

Decatur, Ala. – The Carnegie Car-

designed to motivate

nival Mardi Gras Children’s Pa-

blind students in their

rade has become a yearly event.

study of braille, while

This year, the Court Appointed

rewarding their success

Special Advocates for Children

with

fun-filled,

challenging

but

events.

At the event, Turner volunteers were presented with a gift of appreciation.

Turner, held a pre-parade party

Any visually impaired student

to students of all skills levels with the top-scoring 50

for children in their program,

who reads braille is eligible to

contestants nationally being invited to Los Angeles

which included food games and

participate in the preliminary

for the Final Round. Braille Challenge contest cate-

craft activities. The parade fes-

Challenge contest.

gories include reading comprehension, braille speed

tivities also raised $4,000 to help

and accuracy, proofreading, spelling and reading tac-

in their efforts to advocate for

tile charts and graphs.

abused and neglected children

The Braille Challenge is held at 46 different sites throughout the United States and Canada. The preliminary round is open

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(CASA) of Decatur, together with

After the challenge, Turner volunteers cooked and served lunch to the contestants and their families.

in their community.


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