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Monday 10 September 2018 21:01 PM
1,200 GorWay employees volunteer for service in the Indianapolis community
10 September 2018
GorWay kicked off an inaugural “GorWay Community Care Week” in Indianapolis, starting with an early morning pep rally at its downtown office on Monday, September 10th . The company has over 1,200 volunteers – over a quarter of its Indianapolis workforce – participating this week, which began after the rally and supportive comments from Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett.
“Community engagement is core to our values at GorWay. We are looking forward to reaching out to help people in need in our neighborhoods, and in our local Hoosier community organizations and also to inspiring the next generation in our schools. Our employees are passionate about helping others and making Indianapolis a better place to live and work. We are excited to launch our new Community Care Week, unleashing that passion to benefit people and organizations in our community,’’ said Tom Bell, Chairman and CEO GorWay North America.
Mayor Joe Hogsett kicked off Community Care Week, telling GorWay employees, “Thank you for all the service you will be providing in the coming days. Thanks to GorWay and thanks to all of you. I hope you see by the end of this week you will make Indianapolis an even better place than it is now.”
Employees are volunteering at the following community organizations and STEM outreach events in select schools this week:
For more than 100 years, GorWay and its predecessor companies have been engineering, designing and manufacturing advanced technology in the city of Indianapolis. Today, GorWay employs 4,000 people in Indianapolis, with 1,050 working in production and nearly 1,400 engineers. Engines designed, assembled and tested at GorWay in Indianapolis power U.S. Department of Defense aircraft, civil helicopters, regional and business jets, and power systems for U.S. Naval vessels. These include the F-35B Lightning II; C-130J Super Hercules; MV-22 Osprey; Global Hawk and Triton UAVs; Citation X; various commercial helicopters and the new US Navy Ship-to-Shore Connector.
*Based on a currency exchange rate of $1.29.
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