Channahon, Ill.-based Crane Composites, a subsidiary of Crane Co., recently presented 35 organizations with donations as part of its long-standing and valued tradition of supporting local communities through the Crane Fund for Widows and Children.
Each year, Crane Composites makes donations to organizations having personal connection to their associates. Individuals from each site – in Goshen, Ind., Florence, Ky., Jonesboro, Ark., and Channahon, Il. – nominate local organizations that have positively impacted their lives or the communities in which they work. This year was especially important as many donors have reduced or paused donations due to the COVID pandemic.
“Being involved in the community where we live and work, and supporting those in need, is an essential part of how we do business at Crane Composites,” said John O’Sullivan, Crane’s president. “We built this company on being a good member of the community. That’s a legacy that lives on at Crane Composites and extends into everything we do – from developing innovative, quality products to inspiring future generations and providing a helping hand when needed.”
