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Washington state residents hoping for a white Christmas had their wish granted this year. In response to “a rare event” due to a strong cold snap from the Alaska Panhandle, BrightView teams across the country launched a remarkable effort to aid their Washington state teammates and clients.

After COVID forced them to close for the health and safety of the families they serve, Ronald McDonald House Charities® of Greater Washington, DC recently reopened the doors of their Ronald McDonald House of Northern Virginia to families in need.

Island Harvest Food Bank proudly re-opened their 2-acre farm in 2021, but the crops suffered due to a lack of irrigation. BrightView learned of the farm’s struggles and offered to help.

On May 12, crews from BrightView were working to complete a large landscape renovation on the resort property. Terry Mahoney, Branch Manager, and York were holding a meeting on the property with Dan Whitman, Crew Leader, to discuss the next phase of this massive project. The team was alerted by fellow crew member, Juan Esparza, that someone from their team, Juan Charles, had fallen.

BrightView team members Ryan Smith, Regional Sales Leader, Mid-Atlantic, and Jason Mullins, Business Developer, Senior, Mid-Atlantic, participated in the annual event June 14.

Located on Lido Key Beach, L’Elegance is a gated community of 100 units that boasts expansive views of the Gulf of Mexico, Sarasota Bay, and the City of Sarasota’s downtown skyline. BrightView proudly maintains this resort style facility.

GWIC took place May 4-6, 2021 with more than 1,100 virtual attendees. The event served as a catalyst to help women expand their presence, influence, and career success in the construction industry.

The BrightView Maintenance Services team from Exton, Pa. donated their services and material help move this community project forward.

On March 22 members of the community and the Mayor of Whittier, along with BrightView Landscapes, came together to memorialize lives lost due to the coronavirus, unveiling the Rose Hills COVID-19 Tree Memorial.

With landscaping an historically male male-dominated industry, GROW provides a model for other efforts to assist women across the service sector.