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- Meals on Wheels
                                              - LA Food Bank
          In one of the first company-wide Kloeck-
          nerCares events, branches across the   If you would like to learn more on how
          country participated in the Warm Feet   to get involved please get in touch with
          for Warriors charity drive. Warm Feet for   your KloecknerCares Contact:
          Warriors is a program run by Soldiers’     City       kloecknercares contact
          Angels where socks are collected for   Nashville     Dorothy Gesick-Cheeney
          active military and veterans. Quality,   Alpharetta  Ami Hardy
          warm socks are the most requested   Amarillo         Geary Sampier
                                              Apache Junction
                                                               Tammee Ritter
          items by service members, who are   Atlanta (Plate)  Cindy Piper
          given a certain allotment before they   Suwannee     Miriam Campbell
          have to start buying their own. Across   Austin (Buda)  Royanne Chisum
                                              Birmingham
                                                               Christina Jones
          all the branches, Kloeckner was able to   Calvert (Mobile)   Holly Hempstead
          collect over 4,000 pairs of socks.  And    Catoosa   Sarah Costas
                                              Chicago
                                                               Summit Pahlis
          for Military Month in May, the branches   Charleston  Julie Pegram
          sent out cards to deployed military.  Cincinnati     Kerrie Baehr
                                              California Steel and Tube  Olivia Barnes
                                              Charlottesville   Jessica Shumaker
          Kloeckner Metals emplyees have wasted   Dallas       Megan Hudgens
          no time on volunteering with their   Dubuque         Kim Bechen
          favorite charities. But corporate em-  Greenville    Kristi McNine
                                                               Leonice Kaulili
                                              Hawaii
          ployees are not the only oned who have   Houston     Kerry Watts
          dedicated their time to helping others.   Indianapolis  Steve Blair
          Various branches here at Kloeckner Met-  Jacksonville  Jennifer Acosta
                                              Louisville
                                                               Tina Lee
          als have also worked with the following   Memphis    Alicia Crosby
          non-profits:                        Pompano Beach    Jenny Valiente
          - Humane Society of Tampa Bay       Middletown       Kevin Toto
                                                               Mary Lamping
                                              Murfreesboro
          - American Cancer Society           Nashua           Mary Porter
          - Toys for Tots                     New Orleans      Tracy Priar
          - Houston Food Bank                 KM Processing    Dinah Davenport
                                                               Sara Theophilus
                                              Santa Fe Springs
          - Habitat for Humanity              Shreveport       Rachel Lexow
          - Animal Rescue                     Tampa            Jennifer Acosta
          - Feed The Children                 Tucson           Sheri Spivey
                                              Tulare
                                                               Tanya Ralls
          - Out of Darkness                   Tumwater         Kevin Welch
          - Blood Drive                       West Memphis     Pat Waller
          -Special Olympics of Illinois       York             Cindy Mowen




































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