Making a difference, leading by example.
Launched in 2018, ACES CARES is a philanthropic initiative established by ACES Quality Management to enable employees to share in the firm’s success by contributing financially to the charities and causes close to their hearts. The program offers a dollar-for-dollar match of employee donations to a U.S. registered 501(c)(3) charitable organization of the employee’s choice and also supports employees’ wellness and community involvement programs.
Recognizing the tremendous need for charitable contributions and community support addressing issues related to COVID-19 and racial inequality, ACES Quality Management has expanded ACES CARES to include donation matching of up to $250 per employee and encourage employees to volunteer and engage in community outreach.
Our team has been kind enough to share their stories of humanitarianism and acts of kindness.
In light of recent and ongoing events, ARMCO has donated to 5 different organizations supporting racial equality and positive change.
CEO Trevor Gauthier and family donated to 6 different local Colorado charities during the COVID-19 pandemic. His daughter Elise personally donated to the Denver Dumb Friends league after reading the book "The Giving Crusade".
Ben Mahan, CTO, plays in a 100 hole golf charity event which raises money for Wheeler Mission which has played a big role during the recent shutdown by keeping people fed and helping support those with addiction issues. This year he doubled his financial and human investment by including his son, Dylan.
EVP of Sales, Kyle Kehoe and family help support the Zadie Project which offers healthy and nutritious food to children and elderly around the Atlanta metro. The Kehoe family volunteers to package 600 quarts of soup each week. www.thezadieproject.org
Sharon Reichhardt and family adopted a black lab mix puppy (Morgan) in March 2020 to help clear out the shelters. She is handling grocery shopping and running errands for her 78 year old mother and her boys run errands for their elderly neighbors. Sharon's husband Torben is Service Director of a car dealership. As an essential business, he has worked the entire time. Her boys (Jacob 21 and Sebastian 18) are working this summer as porters/car washers for the dealership to assist with the enhanced sanitation and delivery protocols.
Romina Cusenza, VP of Marketing, delivered muffins and a special note to her neighbors to help unite her community and brighten their day.
Director of Business Development, Kathleen Kinney, has been making lemon bars for her neighbors since the start of the COVID-19 crisis started. She has also been taking out the trash cans for her 93 year old widower, Harvey, who lives across the street.
Jaime Hesek volunteers daily at the Clinton County (IL) Humane Society walking dogs and caring for the animals such as little Hadley, her new favorite kitty.
Kathy is affiliated with the humanitarian efforts at her daughter’s local dance studio. Dancing Without Limits teaches dance classes for special needs students at no cost. Both Kathy and her daughter volunteer their time and provide financial support to help this program thrive. Kathy is currently helping them get their 501(c)3 for fundraising for the group.
"People must learn to hate, and if they can learn to hate, they can be taught to love. For love comes more naturally to the human heart than its opposite." - Nelson Mandela
Kaos Basketball, Inc., is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization whose purpose is to improve the world, one child at a time. They provide boys and girls an opportunity, through competitive basketball, to learn valuable life skills in a safe environment.
Sponsorships assists with: Need based scholarships • New uniforms • Increased court time • Video recording/review system
