J.M. Huber Corporation

In celebration of Arbor Day, Huber is proud to renew our annual partnership between Huber Helps and the Arbor Day Foundation. This donation will support critical ecosystem reforestation projects in California, Georgia, North Carolina and Germany. The Foundation is a global nonprofit pursuing a better future by inspiring people to plant, nurture and celebrate trees. Since our partnership began in 2021, our collective work has led to the planting and distribution of over 626,000 trees that have restored 1,241 acres. Aligned with our ongoing sustainability journey, this collaboration allows Huber to play a key role in some of the biggest environmental issues facing our planet. We look forward to continuing our collective pursuit of strengthening the communities and ecosystems that we all call home.  https://lnkd.in/eiUjVfe9 #ArborDay #ArborDayFoundation #Sustainability  

The Well of Mars Hill, Maine (The Well) has received an Impact Your Community (IYC) grant to further their work as a safe haven for local youth, offering food, shelter and key resources to help them thrive. "Providing funding for The Well means that local low-income youth will have access to enhanced after school programs, community engagement opportunities and work experiences to support their growth and development,” share Jim Goodine and Lisa Legaisse, the employees from Huber Engineered Woods (HEW) who nominated The Well for this funding. Fueled by employee nominations, Huber utilizes the annual IYC program to fund Housing, Environment and Education & Wellness causes on a global scale in local communities where Huber operates.     #HuberHelps #CommunityEngagement 

Today on Earth Day, and every day at Huber, we reinforce and amplify our commitment to serving as a model corporate citizen and partner of our planet. In order to improve lives for generations through sustainable solutions, it's imperative that we continue to approach our environmental stewardship as a key driver of our business resilience and success. Throughout this last year, our Safety & Sustainability teams have worked to further multiple important initiatives that bolster this commitment, including the continued development of our sustainability reporting efforts.  As we prepare our 2024 Impact Report, we invite you to view the 2023 edition to learn more about how Huber is strategically balancing People, Planet & Profit. NAEM #Sustainability #CorporateResponsibility #EarthDay https://lnkd.in/eF9TUKXg

Mobile Loaves & Fishes in Austin, Texas has received Impact Your Community (IYC) funding towards their Community First! Village – a master planned neighborhood that provides affordable, permanent housing and a supportive community for men and women who are coming out of chronic homelessness.  “The IYC Funding will directly support the move-in of eight to ten new residents per month and maintain the physical structure of 500 homes and community buildings,” shares Joseph Cardenas, a Regional Sales Manager for Huber Engineered Woods (HEW) who nominated Mobile Loaves & Fishes for this program.  Huber employees were able to visit the Community First! Village during a recent check ceremony to celebrate the funding. Additionally, the group volunteered to serve a delicious breakfast to the community’s residents.    Fueled by employee nominations, Huber utilizes the annual IYC program to fund Housing, Environment and Education & Wellness causes on a global scale in local communities where Huber operates. #HuberHelps #CommunityEngagement  

Huber employees from the Huber Engineered Woods (HEW) Crystal Hill, Virginia mill and Huber family members joined the Gary Sinise Foundation (GSF) for a “Wall of Honor” event in Leesburg, Virginia yesterday, writing messages of gratitude on the walls of the specially adapted smart home for Retired U.S. Army Capt., Tyson Quink and his family. Made possible through GSF’s Restoring Independence, Supporting Empowerment (R.I.S.E.) program, Quink’s home is the 50th to receive HEW product donation, and one of the many to benefit from the over $1 million Huber has contributed to the program since 2018. These homes are 100% mortgage free for severely wounded veterans and first responders and are designed with their specific needs in mind.   Afterwards, the group participated in “Serving Heroes,” where they hand delivered meals to the local Fire Department as a much deserved thank you for their service. Huber is honored to be able to partner with GSF and give back to those who have sacrificed so much. #HuberHelps #GarySiniseFoundation #HuberCulture  

The Residential Construction Workforce Partnership (RCWP) has received an Impact Your Community (IYC) grant to support their Simulated Jobsite Training program. Based in East Providence, Rhode Island, RCWP’s mission is to provide residential construction trade training for those interested in a professional career in the shelter industry.  Huber employees and family members were able to celebrate this occasion among RCWP students and instructors, along with some members of the Rhode Island Builders Association leadership team, at a recent check ceremony.  "Supporting RCWP will provide hands-on skills training and upskilling for new hires in the construction industry, ensuring a sustainable pipeline of skilled workers to support market growth and development in Rhode Island.” Matt McCammitt, Territory Sales Representative for Huber Engineered Woods.   Fueled by employee nominations, Huber utilizes the annual IYC program to fund Housing, Environment and Education & Wellness causes on a global scale in local communities where Huber operates.  #HuberHelps #CommunityEngagement 

Family ownership is an essential part of Huber’s story. With Vision 150 as our guiding star, we will ensure continuous family ownership, enhanced connectivity and long-term focus remain competitive advantages in perpetuity. Shelli Kay Maddox, HR Representative for Huber Engineered Woods, expresses what working for a family-owned company means to her.  Moving Forward, Faster, Together.    #V150 #HuberCulture 

Tate Elementary School in Pickens County, Georgia has received Huber Helps Impact Your Community (IYC) funding to purchase much-needed inclusive playground equipment for students of all ages to enjoy. Tate Elementary School strives to empower students, faculty and administration to become enthusiastic readers, skillful researchers, ethical users and critical thinkers. “Turning 100 years old in 2027, Tate Elementary School still has playground equipment from the 1950s that is in-use now and has been played on throughout generations of Marble Hill employees,” shares Teresa Schluter, who serves as HR Manager for Huber Specialty Minerals (HSM) and was the employee nominator of this project. “This new playground structure for students and family members will be used for generations to come.” Fueled by employee nominations, Huber utilizes the annual IYC program to fund Housing, Environment and Education & Wellness causes on a global scale in local communities where Huber operates.     #HuberHelps #CommunityEngagement 

Supported by Impact Your Community (IYC) funding, a new Isaiah 117 House in Rhea, Tennessee will soon be complete. With locations across the country, Isaiah 117 House’s mission is to reduce trauma for children awaiting placement for a foster home, lighten the load for child welfare services and ease the transition for foster families.       "By supporting the building and furnishing of a new Isaiah 117 House, we are ensuring safe housing for children removed from their families due to concern for their welfare while awaiting placement with foster families,” shares Territory Sales Representative Amy Murray and Spring City Office Manager Kim Profitt of Huber Engineered Woods (HEW).     Fueled by employee nominations, Huber utilizes the annual IYC program to fund Housing, Environment and Education & Wellness causes on a global scale in local communities where Huber operates. #HuberHelps #CommunityEngagement

Huber Helps and Huber Engineered Woods (HEW) are celebrating recent milestone contributions in our sponsorship of the Gary Sinise Foundation (GSF) and efforts to support severely wounded heroes within the United States. With a recent $125,000 cash sponsorship along with HEW product donations towards building a specifically adapted home for Retired U.S. Army Capt. Tyson Quink, Huber has provided a total of $1 million in cash sponsorships to GSF programs and $1 million of HEW product donations benefitting 50 homes through GSF’s Restoring Independence Supporting Empowerment (R.I.S.E.) program.  “This thoughtfully designed space fosters my continued independence and transforms my daily life by providing greater mobility and accessibility. The immediate impact is genuinely life-changing for my entire family,” Quink shares.  The R.I.S.E program provides 100% mortgage free specially adapted smart homes to wounded heroes and their families who have sacrificed so much. We invite you to watch the attached video that features some of the 50 R.I.S.E. home recipients and a warm thank you to Huber from Gary Sinise himself. https://lnkd.in/ehsxnwR9 #HuberHelps #CommunityEngagement #GarySiniseFoundation