There are many things in life that bring us joy – family, friends, successful careers, scoring the hottest ticket in town to hear your favorite band. But, right up there is knowing that something you did, purchased, or even the check you wrote, made life a little bit better and easier for someone who really needed your help. Giving is a remarkable thing and gosh, if feels good. That’s the feeling at C&A.
C&A Industries kicked off its annual Weigh-to-Goal weight loss contest in January. Nearly one-quarter of C&A’s workforce is participating with weigh-ins weekly and a prize drawing at the end of the 12 and 18-week competition tracks.
C&A employees were in the spirit to celebrate during the company’s Annual Awards event, “Satori: Enlighten & Ignite”, held November 2nd at the Embassy Suites LaVista.
C&A Industries hosted an evening at Jazz on the Green for employees and families.
Congrats to the C&A NAMI Walk Team for their winning t-shirt design for the 2011 Nebraska NAMI Walk (National Alliance on Mental Illness)! The design will now be entered into NAMI’s national contest!
The College World Series has become a tradition at C&A. As in past years, C&A hosted a fun-filled family event at the ballpark on June 17th, the night of the CWS Opening Ceremonies. It’s a celebration we look forward to every year – a time for us to come together outside of the workplace and be a part of the excitement that is “America’s pastime”, baseball.
C&A employees, family members, and friends turned out on Saturday, June 11th for the 2011 NAMI Walk, held in Omaha’s Elmwood Park.
C&A employees are sporting jeans May 26th & 27th in support of the NAMI Walk.
Lately, I’ve become really fascinated by what brings people together. You know, that sense of community you have with people you may not know well or even not at all simply because you’re connected by a common thread.
Generally speaking, at least one-third of our lives during the week is spent at work. That’s a lot of time. Combine that with the “sedentary” nature of our jobs (spent mostly at our desks) and that could be a formula for disaster, unless we each make the effort to eat well, move more, and give our health the attention it deserves.
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