25 Needy Local Families to Enjoy Their Own Classic Thanksgiving Dinner, Courtesy of KBE Building Corp.

6th annual 'Gift of Gobble' is firm's signature philanthropic event

BALTIMORE, Md. - November 25, 2014 - (iNewswire)

Twenty-five needy families in the Baltimore area will enjoy their own classic Thanksgiving dinner, courtesy of volunteers from KBE Building Corp.’s Mid-Atlantic regional office and Harris Teeter grocery stores.

During the firm’s 6th annual “Gift of Gobble” event on Nov. 20, KBE personnel assembled 25 meal kits containing all the ingredients of a classic Thanksgiving dinner: turkey, stuffing, gravy, cranberry sauce, corn, beans, potatoes, yams, rolls, apple pie, pumpkin pie, and a roasting pan.

The meal kits were donated to the following organizations on Nov. 21:  

·         Sarah’s House in Anne Arundel County

·         Bea Gaddy Family Center in Baltimore City

All food items were purchased from Harris Teeter grocery stores. Harris Teeter contributed $500 in gift cards.

KBE’s Northeast regional office in Connecticut also assembled and delivered 200 donated meal kits to needy families across the state.

It’s All Because of 50 Ways

“Gift of Gobble” is the signature event within KBE’s corporate philanthropic program, 50 Ways to Make a Difference.

Established in 2009 to celebrate the firm’s new ownership, name change, and 50 years in business, 50 Ways has helped KBE associates donate more than $1.2 million and 5,000 volunteer hours to charitable causes benefiting children, seniors, and military veterans in Connecticut and Maryland.

Photographs of KBE’s 2014 “Gift of Gobble” event in Maryland are available below.

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Caption: KBE Building Corp.’s Mid-Atlantic regional office in Maryland donated 25 Thanksgiving meal kits to Sarah’s House and the Bea Gaddy Family Center. Food was purchased from Harris Teeter, which also contributed $500 in gift cards. Photo Credit: KBE Building Corp.

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Caption: Staff at KBE Building Corp.’s Mid-Atlantic regional office in Maryland assembled 25 Thanksgiving meal kits to benefit needy local families. Food was purchased from Harris Teeter, which also contributed $500 in gift cards. Photo Credit: KBE Building Corp.

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Caption: Staff at KBE Building Corp.’s Mid-Atlantic regional office in Maryland assembled 25 Thanksgiving meal kits to benefit needy local families. Food was purchased from Harris Teeter, which also contributed $500 in gift cards. Photo Credit: KBE Building Corp.

About KBE Building Corporation

Regionally located in Farmington, Conn., and Columbia, Md., KBE Building Corporation is a full-service, single-source commercial construction company strategically positioned to serve the Eastern and Mid-Atlantic U.S. Founded in 1959 and incorporated in 1966, the firm is celebrating its 55th year providing preconstruction, construction management, design-build, and general contracting services to clients in the educational, senior living, federal, corporate, hospitality, health care, institutional, and retail markets. KBE has managed more than $2.5 billion in construction volume over the last decade and is ranked among Engineering News-Record magazine's top 400 construction companies nationally. Learn more at www.kbebuilding.com.

Media Contact: Jonelle Lawhorn | KBE Director of Marketing

t: 860.284.7431| c: 860.836.7517 | f: 860.284.7831 | e: jlawhorn@kbebuilding.com

Contact Info:
KBE Building Corporation
30 Batterson Park Road
Farmington
CT 06032
United States

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