Bank of Oklahoma "Day of Caring"
TULSA, Oklahoma – Aproximadamente 150 empleados de Bank of Oklahoma dedicaron el día a realizar labores de voluntariado en Camp Tall Chief y Camp Swannie de Girl Scouts of Eastern Oklahoma como parte del programa anual Day of Caring del banco, completando proyectos diseñados para mejorar la experiencia de campamento para miles de niñas que visitan estas instalaciones cada año.
Los voluntarios cosieron cortinas para las cabañas del campamento, pintaron la arena ecuestre, cortaron y apilaron leña, despejaron maleza del área de tiro con arco, crearon pancartas para alegrar los espacios comunes y realizaron otros proyectos de mantenimiento y embellecimiento en todo el campamento.
“Los proyectos de Day of Caring hacen una diferencia real en la comunidad”, dijo Kristen Davis, voluntaria de Bank of Oklahoma y Girl Scout de tercera generación que continúa colaborando con la organización. “Me emociona mucho pensar en la alegría de las niñas cuando vean todas estas mejoras”.
Para la voluntaria de Bank of Oklahoma Krista Sappington, el proyecto tuvo un significado especial tanto como empleada del banco como madre de una Girl Scout.
“Involucré a mi hija en Girl Scouts para que pudiera construir amistades, desarrollar confianza en sí misma y adquirir habilidades que le servirán toda la vida”, comentó Sappington. “Estos proyectos son fundamentales para mantener la belleza y la integridad del campamento, y me entusiasma poder contribuir”.
Day of Caring es una iniciativa anual de voluntariado para empleados que brinda a los integrantes de Bank of Oklahoma oportunidades para apoyar a organizaciones sin fines de lucro y programas comunitarios en todo el estado mediante proyectos de servicio práctico.
Representantes de Girl Scouts of Eastern Oklahoma y Tulsa Area United Way acompañaron a los voluntarios durante toda la jornada, destacando la importancia de las alianzas comunitarias para fortalecer a las organizaciones locales y ampliar las oportunidades para los jóvenes.
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Bank of Oklahoma “Day of Caring”
TULSA, Okla. – Approximately 150 Bank of Oklahoma employees spent the day volunteering at Girl Scouts of Eastern Oklahoma's Camp Tall Chief and Camp Swannie as part of the bank's annual Day of Caring, completing projects designed to enhance the camp experience for thousands of girls who visit the properties each year.
Volunteers sewed curtains for camp cabins, split firewood, cleared brush from the archery area, created banners to brighten common spaces and completed other maintenance and beautification projects throughout the camps.
"The Day of Caring projects are so practical and so impactful," said Bank of Oklahoma volunteer Kristen Davis, a third-generation Girl Scout who continues to volunteer with the organization. "I cannot wait to see the looks on the campers' faces when they see these improvements.”
For Bank of Oklahoma volunteer Krista Sappington, the project carried special meaning as both an employee and a Girl Scout parent.
"I got my daughter involved in Girl Scouts to build friendships, foster a sense of confidence and develop skills that will last a lifetime," Sappington said. "These projects are crucial to maintaining the beauty and integrity of the camp, and I'm excited to give back."
Day of Caring is an annual employee volunteer initiative that provides Bank of Oklahoma team members opportunities to support nonprofit organizations and community programs across the state through hands-on service projects.
Representatives from Girl Scouts of Eastern Oklahoma and Tulsa Area United Way joined volunteers throughout the day, highlighting the importance of community partnerships in strengthening local organizations and expanding opportunities for youth.
The efforts were part of the larger Tulsa Area United Way Day of Caring which brought together nearly 5,000 volunteers to complete 203 service projects benefiting nonprofits, schools, community organizations, and residents across Tulsa and surrounding counties.
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