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Behind the Name 
© 2013 Clune Construction Company |
Clune Construction Company continued its community-giving program into 2012
by donating $100,000.00 in support to three organizations that are working daily with military veterans and their families in a meaningful way.
At a presentation ceremony held at Clune's corporate headquarters Major Ed Pulido, U.S.Army (Ret) accepted for Folds of Honor, Abbie Holland Schmit and Jason S. Martinez accepted for The Wounded Warrior Project, and Bob Dahlstrom, Clune Construction Company Los Angeles, accepted for Goodwill Industries.
"Now that the U.S. has withdrawn from Iraq we didn't want the vets who served there and in Afghanistan to be forgotten-especially in this difficult economy," said Michael T. Clune. "This is our effort to do our part to give back to those communities we serve."
In addition, Clune Construction Company currently contributes and supports these charitable and community organizations:
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Ability First Ace Mentor Program Sponsorship Amate House American Cancer Society American Heart Association American Red Cross Battered Women’s Network Box It Foundation Boy Scouts of America Boys & Girls Clubs of America Building with Books Partnership Cancer Centers of America Chicago Anti-Hunger Federation Chicago House Christopher House City of Hope Crash USA Doctors Without Borders Epilepsy Foundation Girl Scouts of America Goodwill of Southern California Greater Chicago Food Depository Habitat for Humanity Heal the Bay Horizons for Youth |
Interfaith House Irish American Partnership John Buck Company Foundation JPMorgan Chase Corp Challenge 5k Run Junior Achievement of Chicago Los Angeles Food Bank Mayo Association of Chicago Mercy Housing Lakefront Muscular Dystrophy Association National MS Society Off the Street Club Rainbows Rebuilding Together Metro Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago Salvation Army SGA Youth & Family Services Special Olympics SOS Children's Village St. Baldrick's Foundation St. Jude Children's Research Susan G. Komen for a Cure The Survive Alive House United Cerebral Palsy of Greater Chicago USO YWCA of Metropolitan Chicago |