Engineers from Garver offices in three different states gathered to participate in a charity basketball tournament the effects
of which will be felt all the way to central America.
Engineers from Garver offices in three different states gathered to participate in a charity basketball tournament the effects
of which will be felt all the way to central America.
Garver Project Manager Matthew Youngblood, who is on Garver’s
Transportation Team in its Tulsa, Oklahoma office, was joined by colleagues from
Garver’s Dallas, Texas; Fayetteville, Arkansas; and Norman, Oklahoma offices to
form a basketball team that participated in a tournament in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma recently. The Garver
team competed against 10 other teams from A-E industry companies in the
tournament organized to benefit Potter’s House, a Wisconsin-based charity that aims
to curb poverty in Guatemala by providing community centers, meals, and education
programs.
And while the Garver team did not bring home a trophy – that went to a team from the Oklahoma Department of Transportation, a Garver client – Garver’s team helped raise more than $3,000 for Potter’s House.
“It was rewarding to see how many engineers from across the Garver footprint were so eager to participate in such a fun and worthwhile event,” Matthew said. “We all had a great time competing with our peers, and it meant even more considering it was for such a great cause.”
