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Over $147,000 Raised

FOR THE NAVY SEAL FOUNDATION

The COVID-19 pandemic forced companies to make big changes, but
it hasn’t altered Rosendin’s resolve to bring construction companies
together in a show of unity to help military members and their families.

“The virtual fundraiser was one small way for Rosendin to
show our appreciation for the warriors who have given so Giving Back
much to preserve our way of life, as well as let the Navy
SEAL Foundation and the families of the Naval Special
Warfare community know that we have their backs,"
said David Lincoln, Senior Vice President of Rosendin's Maryland Food Bank
Renewable Energy Group and a NSF Committee Member.

“We are grateful to Rosendin, Polaris, Hawkeye, and every
member of the community who supports the Navy SEAL
Foundation. Every donation, no matter the size, helps us
assist veterans and their families by providing education,
programs, and support during challenging times,” said
Mark Kendall, Committee Chairman for the Navy SEAL
Foundation.
osendin's 5th Annual Golf Tournament befitting the
Navy SEAL Foundation (NSF) which was to be held at Built on an unparalleled legacy and established in
Rthe end of May was canceled due to the COVID-19 2000, the Navy SEAL Foundation is a 501(c)(3), tax-
pandemic. However, in spite of it all, Rosendin kept its exempt, national, non-profit benevolent organization osendin is proud to recognize ten employees from
commitment to support the Naval Special Warfare (NSW) headquartered in Virginia Beach, VA. Rthe Hanover office who dedicated time to creating
community and its families by holding a virtual fundraiser a colorful garden for the Maryland Food Bank.
and silent auction on Thursday, May 21. Since inception in 2016, Rosendin’s Annual Golf
Tournament at the Pelican Hill Golf Club in Newport The volunteer team clocked 30-hours at the Food
Many corporate sponsors and golfers who had originally Beach, Calif. has raised more than $1 million for NSF. Last Bank’s Baltimore facility, moving large bins and tires,
signed up for the tournament, placed bids and made year’s tournament sold out, with more than 300 golfers painting them in bright colors, filling them with dirt,
donations to support NSF. Several corporate partners and 70 corporate sponsors. and planting a variety of vegetables. Rosendin’s
contributed to the auction, including the Polaris volunteer efforts set the stage for a bountiful garden
Foundation, which generously donated a customized For more information, visit that will be used to teach children how to grow and
2020 Polaris RZR XP-4 Pro featuring a Navy SEAL harvest food to be distributed to families in need.
Foundation logo, valued at $25,699 US MSRP. navysealfoundation.org.
Rosendin is proud to be a member of the Maryland
Hawkeye Equipment Rentals donated their resources for a community and support organizations that help
customized wrap vehicle wrap and off-road lighting. people recover, grow, and experience a better
life. Serving others through volunteer efforts and
Rosendin has numerous employees who are military donations that make
veterans and understands the importance of partnership a difference has been
and community for active duty and retired service people. an essential part of the
company’s core values
for over 100-years.

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