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CoesterVMS Lends a Hand With School Makeover Project

Sep 30, 2016

CoesterVMS has partnered with Wave City Care, a community-based non-profit, to complete an Extreme School Makeover at four schools in the state of Virginia. CoesterVMS provided cleaning materials and 40 volunteers to spend a day completing multiple landscape, cleaning and painting projects.

“Children are our greatest gifts, and we are proud to be a part of an effort to ensure they have a safe, clean and beautiful place where they can learn. This helps children develop pride in their school and community,” said Brian Coester, chief executive officer of CoesterVMS. “We want to continue to show our commitment and build lasting relationships in the communities where we have representation.”

The four schools were Independence Middle School, Holland Elementary School, Norview Elementary School and Great Bridge Intermediate School.

"It was so great to partner with CoesterVMS this year for our 11th Annual School Makeover," said Sue Fitzgerald, vice president of Wave City Care. "Thanks to their generous support, we were able to assist more schools than ever before with landscaping, painting, cleaning and setting up classrooms so that thousands of children could have the very best start to their school year."

 

 

 

 

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