Community
Reaching out into our communities
We work at the office, but we don't live there. We live in
our community.
Everyone at Malace|HR take pride in our corporate efforts to support the communities that we live in with volunteer efforts that aren't just good for business, they're good for people. From packing food parcels for hungry families to staffing water stations for charity runs to playing Santa Claus for kids in need, the Malace|HR family gains much from giving, and makes every effort to support to our communities more each year.

Malace|HR Helps Fill Planes With 'Good Cheer'
December 2011 - A team of volunteers from the Malace|HR Corporate Headquarters joined hundreds of others for Operation Good Cheer 2011. This is a state of Michigan sponsored effort that delivers holiday gifts to thousands of children in need, many of whom reside in rural areas (the gifts were delivered by private aircraft). Team Malace spent the day at the Oakland County International Airport loading donated gifts onto privately owned small planes (whose time, fuel and use were donated by the pilot owners for the event). Malace|HR was honored to be a part of this effort and looks forward to future annual participation.
For more information on Operation Good Cheer please see the link below.
http://www.cfsm.org/OperationGoodCheer.htm

Malace|HR Volunteers for the "Jingle Bell Run/Walk"
Malace|HR Volunteers for the "Jingle Bell Run/Walk"
In November volunteers from the Malace|HR Corporate Headquarters took time out on a Saturday morning to help staff and run the local “Jingle Bell Run/Walk to Benefit the Juvenile Arthritis Foundation 2011”.
For more information or to donate to the Juvenile Arthritis Foundation, please see the link below:
http://www.arthritis.org/chapters/michigan/juvenile-arthritis.php

Malace|HR Packages Food for the Hungry
In September of 2011, a team of volunteers from the Malace|HR Corporate Headquarters spent a day working at the Macomb County Food Warehouse. The Warehouse takes in a regular stream of food donations from restaurants, grocery chains, charitable collectors and private individuals and distributes them (free of charge) to over 50 entities and organizations that provide meals to those in need. Because the warehouse is completely dependent on funding from the County and State, they have a limited budget for payroll and full-time employed staff and count on volunteers to remain in operation. The Malace Team sorted and packaged for shipment several tons of donated goods, and received kudos from the Facility Supervisor for their efforts.
http://www.macombcountymi.gov/mccsa/food.htm
http://www.macombcountymi.gov/volunteer/project.htm
