Touching coworkers on the front lines.

Care packages, from one worker to all the others serving overseas.

You’re with the Reserves or National Guard overseas. Twice a year you get a care package. From home? The USO? Wait, it’s from one of your coworkers.

Kay Robinson of our ACS company, to be exact. In 2003 she started sending care packages to her fellow employees deployed around the world. All of them.

And not just snacks, powdered drink mixes and toiletries. These packages are up to 45 pounds and can include portable DVD players, televisions and even high-definition video players. Pretty nice care package.

An American flag was flown in Kay’s honor at Camp Echo in Iraq. Now that she has it, she says, “It will never see so much as a speck of soap or a drop of water.”

Helping people one shoebox at a time.

Good things come in small packages, like good citizenship.

Imagine being hundreds or even thousands of miles away from your family helping to build buildings in a foreign land. Imagine extreme weather, subpar living conditions and cultural and social pressures.

Now imagine receiving a shoebox full of the small comforts of home. That’s what happened to 250 construction workers who are building our new facility in the United Arab Emirates.

It’s the Shoebox Campaign, and it’s how our people showed their appreciation to some very important people in their community.