County Materials donated more than 800 Fullface Split masonry units to Kimberly High School for the construction of a shelter at Sunset Park in Kimberly, WI. Students worked 2-3 hours each morning with a local mason and gained hands-on experience laying concrete brick.
The new shelter has upgraded electrical capacity and a kitchen space for community members to utilize. “The partnership between the Village of Kimberly, the Kimberly Recreation Association and County Materials helped make this project possible,” said Holly Femal, Community Enrichment Director for the Village of Kimberly.
As an industry-leading manufacturer, County Materials recognizes the importance of providing students hands-on experiences that can shape their future. Our company supports the education and development of the skilled workforce to inspire students and keep our industry strong.
This year, in celebration of our company’s 75th anniversary, County Materials is committed to share 75 Stories of Impact, featuring organizations that receive funding from the Sonnentag Foundation and are part of the communities where we have locations.