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For the fourth year in a row, the Molalla Adult Community Center has been chosen as a recipient of a $5,000 donation from the Specialty Polymers Local Community Service Fund.
The Specialty Polymers Local Community Service Fund was set up in 2012 as a way for Specialty Polymers to support community organizations throughout the mid-Willamette Valley and Chester, SC areas.
“Specialty Polymers and my family have long-standing ties to the Molalla community,” said Sheryl Southwell, Specialty Polymers president and CEO. “We believe in the mission of the Molalla Adult Community Center, and we strongly support their efforts in providing much needed services to the seniors in and around the Molalla area.”
The Center has served Molalla seniors since 1981 and the organization provides meals, medical equipment, transportation, activities, and many other resources to seniors in need. “We are so grateful that once again Specialty Polymers has blessed our center,” director Cecily Rose says.
In business since 1969, Specialty Polymers, Inc., is a proud member of the Woodburn community. The Southwell family has actively supported local organizations in the two cities where it has manufacturing facilities. In the mid-Willamette Valley, the Local Community Service Fund donates annually to the Woodburn Boys & Girls Club, the STEM Academy at Oregon State University, in addition to the Molalla Adult Community Center.
The Specialty Polymers Local Community Service Fund was set up in 2012 as a way for Specialty Polymers to support community organizations throughout the mid-Willamette Valley and Chester, SC areas.
“Specialty Polymers and my family have long-standing ties to the Molalla community,” said Sheryl Southwell, Specialty Polymers president and CEO. “We believe in the mission of the Molalla Adult Community Center, and we strongly support their efforts in providing much needed services to the seniors in and around the Molalla area.”
The Center has served Molalla seniors since 1981 and the organization provides meals, medical equipment, transportation, activities, and many other resources to seniors in need. “We are so grateful that once again Specialty Polymers has blessed our center,” director Cecily Rose says.
In business since 1969, Specialty Polymers, Inc., is a proud member of the Woodburn community. The Southwell family has actively supported local organizations in the two cities where it has manufacturing facilities. In the mid-Willamette Valley, the Local Community Service Fund donates annually to the Woodburn Boys & Girls Club, the STEM Academy at Oregon State University, in addition to the Molalla Adult Community Center.
