Fusion Tech is proud to announce that as of today, we have donated a total of $45,807 to support local food pantries during the COVID-19 pandemic.
At the start of the pandemic, we developed a solution to facilitate social distancing at meat and poultry processing plants — mounting polycarbonate shields between employees to help processing plants stay open — as a way to help our customers and help prevent the spread of the virus.
Investing in our local community is a high priority here at Fusion Tech.
As a business that started local and stayed local, we know it’s our responsibility to step up and help our community, especially in times of crisis.
It’s why we made the decision at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic to donate $5 for every COVID-19 Guard we sold to local food pantries.
Giving back to our local community is a core value here at Fusion Tech.
As a company that started local and stayed local, we feel a responsibility to invest back into the communities surrounding us — to help improve the quality of life and keep our communities safe and healthy.
That’s why we made the decision two weeks ago to donate $5 of the sale of every COVID-19 Guard we sold to food pantries in our area.
Keeping people fed is part of our business.
As a manufacturer of food processing equipment, Fusion Tech is part of the critical supply chain that keeps our country fed — a responsibility we take seriously, especially now during the COVID-19 (coronavirus) outbreak.
That’s why we’ve committed to helping stock our local food pantries to provide for those in need.
For each COVID-19 Guard we sell to food processing companies, we will donate $5 of the proceeds to our local food pantries.
As a business that started and stayed local, we believe it’s essential to give back to our community, especially in crazy and uncertain times like this.
We are happy to announce that this week, we were able to donate the plexiglass used to build an intubation box for McDonough District Hospital in Macomb, Illinois.
The project was spearheaded by Jacob Bentz, son of Fusion Tech owners Kathy and Brandon Bentz, and friend Alec Thompson.
As concerns and restrictions continue to intensify around the COVID-19 (coronavirus) outbreak, we want to reassure our customers that Fusion Tech is taking all necessary precautions to limit the spread of the virus.
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