The United Way of the Tri-Valley Area recently received $5,000 from Poland Spring employees at its Kingfield bottling plant. Poland Spring helps sponsor three events with the donation: The Color Me United 5K, the Halls of Horror Halloween event and Packs for Progress, which provides backpacks filled with supplies for students heading back to school. From left are Mike LeClair, safety, health and environment resource manager, Poland Spring; Chelsie Whittier, director of community engagement, United Way; Kelly Nichols, production coordinator, Poland Spring; Kendra Baker, executive director, United Way (holding the check); Jeff Vienneau, Kingfield Plant manager; Lisa Rowe, director of finance and operations, United Way; Tom Wiencek, warehouse manager, Poland Spring; Nichole Ernest, director of marketing and communications, United Way; and Nathaniel Boehmer, operations manager, Poland Spring. Ted Varipatis photo
The United Way of the Tri-Valley Area recentlyreceived $5,000 from Poland Spring employees at its Kingfield bottling plant. Poland Spring helps sponsor three events with the donation: The Color Me United 5K, the Halls of Horror Halloween event and Packs for Progress, which provides backpacks filled with supplies for students heading back to school.
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