Rohm & Haas — ESG Presentation (2008)
22 slides from Rohm & Haas's sustainability presentation, 2008
Slide 1: Rohm and Haas Company Welcomes the Community Advisory Council to the Louisville Plant
Rohm and Haas Company Welcomes The Community Advisory Council to the Louisville Plant
Slide 2: Rohm and Haas actively participates in community efforts
Rohm and Haas actively participates in community efforts. Rohm and Haas employees are active in several community activities. The following presentation highlights these activities and the benefits that they provide to the community
Slide 3: Rohm and Haas Blood Drive
Rohm and Haas Blood Drive Pam Ledford
Slide 4: Blood Drive
Rohm and Haas Blood Drive • Began over 35 years ago • Since 2000, we have collected 1037 units • Prior to 2007, 4-5 blood drives per year • 2007 and forward – 6 blood drives per year (can donate blood every 56 days) • Each unit of blood can conceivably help save 3 lives (platelets, plasma, red blood
Slide 5: United Way
Rohm and Haas United Way Charlotte Tucker
Slide 6: United Way, Science Fair, & Kids Cafe
Rohm and Haas United Way, Science Fair, & Kids Cafe Metro United Way brings people together to tackle difficult community problems and strengthen our community. • Rohm and Haas has been involved in the United Way campaign for 20yrs. • The Plant United Way Committee raises money through events in the
Slide 7: Every 1 Reads Program
Every 1 Reads Program Barbara Franzell
Slide 8: Every 1 Reads Program
Every 1 Reads Program Every 1 Reads is a partnership to develop successful readers in the community. •In September 2003, Greater Louisville Inc., JCPS and the Metro Government kicked off the Every 1 Reads initiative, a community wide effort to have every child in JCPS reading at grade level by 2008.
Slide 9: Habitat for Humanity
Habitat for Humanity Brian Douce
Slide 10: Habitat for Humanity
Habitat for Humanity • Rohm and Haas began participating in 2005. • Habitat for Humanity fills 2 or 3 complete work days each year (25-35 people). The participants have: •Poured concrete sidewalks and porches •Prepared crawl spaces •Built wall sections •Painting, roof prep, gutters •Good mix of oper
Slide 11: Green Mile
ROHMiHAAS Green Mile Arne Keister ELEMENTARY SCHOCL aa ROHMAND HAAS CO. Il
Slide 12: The Green Mile Program
The Green Mile Program •The Green Mile Program is a joint effort between Rohm and Haas and Cane Run Elementary (including staff) to keep Ralph Ave. “GREEN”. • Rohm and Haas provides Safety Vests (for better visibility), gloves, bottled water, and trash bags to the groups. • There are (4) groups with
Slide 13: USW Christmas Basket Program
USW Christmas Basket Program Steve Gahafer
Slide 14: USW Christmas Basket Program
USW Christmas Basket Program • Each year Rohm and Haas Employees donate money to buy food for Christmas for the less fortunate in the community. • Employees from the plant get together and go shopping for food, and also toys if there are children in the family. • The food baskets are delivered to th
Slide 15: Crusade For Children
Crusade For Children Cletus Blandford
Slide 16: Crusade for Children
Crusade for Children 2007 The Rohm and Haas Fire Department actively participated in the Crusade for Children for the first time. $1,258.30 was collected by the Fire Department's boot drive. $ 3,416.25 was collected by the Safety Incentive Program A Grand Total of $4,674.55 was collected for the 200
Slide 17: Crusade for Children/Safety Incentive
Crusade for Children/Safety Incentive Glenn Powell
Slide 18: Crusade For Children/Safety Incentive
Crusade For Children/Safety Incentive • Plant employees participate in a Quarterly Safety Incentive Program in which they receive gift cards to merchants in the area. • Crusade for Children is our intermediary/recipient. • Each quarter we identify to the Crusade the gift cards we want. • We pay face
Slide 19: Cane Run Christmas Angels
Cane Run Christmas Angels Lea Ann Phillips
Slide 20: Cane Run Christmas Angels
Cane Run Christmas Angels • Rohm and Haas partners with Cane Run Elementary to help many families in need through the Angel Tree program. • Families in need of Christmas assistance for their children and siblings of the children that attend Cane Run Elementary contact the Cane Run FRC (Family Resour
Slide 21: Junior Achievement
Junior Achievement Bill Tompkins
Slide 22: Junior Achievement
Junior Achievement •There were TEN (10) volunteers from the plant who participated in Junior Achievement in 2007. • $1,278 raised by 4 bowling teams (17 bowlers) for the JA Bowling Classic (plus $200 for registrations). • $1,500 match from Dollars for Doers. • $5,000 school sponsorship of Farnsley a