JULY 19, 2023 – KENILWORTH, NJ – Doka USA— a leading provider of formwork solutions in the construction industry, is proud to announce its partnership with Habitat for Humanity, a nonprofit organization dedicated to building homes and improving communities. Through this collaboration, Doka USA aims to support the mission of Habitat for Humanity by contributing to the organization's efforts in providing affordable housing for families in need across the United States.
Press Contact
As a responsible corporate citizen, Doka USA is committed to making a positive impact on society and recognizes the importance of safe and stable housing for individuals and families. By joining forces with Habitat for Humanity, Doka USA aims to leverage its expertise and resources to address the affordable housing crisis and improve the lives of those facing housing challenges.
A strong pillar for sustainable aid
Over the next few years, Doka USA will be working with the global housing organization to build homes in the USA. This will help ensure that more people have access to a safe, decent and affordable home in the future. Doka USA is not only supporting the construction of houses, but Doka employees will also contribute to their construction through various volunteer projects. One example is this year's participation in Habitat for Humanity's Jimmy & Rosalynn Carter Work Project. This project will involve several Doka employees volunteering their time and effort to build and repair houses for those in need - further demonstrating Doka's commitment to helping those in need.
"At Doka USA, we believe that everyone deserves a decent and affordable place to call home. We are thrilled to partner with Habitat for Humanity to support their admirable mission of building strong, vibrant communities through affordable housing," said Michael Kennedy, CEO of Doka USA. "Through this collaboration, we hope to combine our strengths and contribute to creating safe and sustainable housing solutions that will positively impact the lives of families across the country."
Wolfgang Litzlbauer, CEO of the Umdasch Group, confirms: "By supporting Habitat in the USA, we can closely dovetail our social commitment with our corporate strategy and thus achieve the greatest possible impact with our available means and resources.”
To learn more about Doka USA's partnership with Habitat for Humanity and how you can get involved, please visit www.doka.com
A strong pillar for sustainable aid
Over the next few years, Doka USA will be working with the global housing organization to build homes in the USA. This will help ensure that more people have access to a safe, decent and affordable home in the future. Doka USA is not only supporting the construction of houses, but Doka employees will also contribute to their construction through various volunteer projects. One example is this year's participation in Habitat for Humanity's Jimmy & Rosalynn Carter Work Project. This project will involve several Doka employees volunteering their time and effort to build and repair houses for those in need - further demonstrating Doka's commitment to helping those in need.
"At Doka USA, we believe that everyone deserves a decent and affordable place to call home. We are thrilled to partner with Habitat for Humanity to support their admirable mission of building strong, vibrant communities through affordable housing," said Michael Kennedy, CEO of Doka USA. "Through this collaboration, we hope to combine our strengths and contribute to creating safe and sustainable housing solutions that will positively impact the lives of families across the country."
Wolfgang Litzlbauer, CEO of the Umdasch Group, confirms: "By supporting Habitat in the USA, we can closely dovetail our social commitment with our corporate strategy and thus achieve the greatest possible impact with our available means and resources.”
To learn more about Doka USA's partnership with Habitat for Humanity and how you can get involved, please visit www.doka.com
This could also be of interest for you:
Do you have any questions on the article? Get in touch with us!