Dixon Hughes Goodman presents 2018 'Community IMPACT Awards'
Top 100 firm Dixon Hughes Goodman recently announced the recipients of its annual DHG Community IMPACT Awards, which highlight notable community service from staff members and offices.
"The DHG Community IMPACT Awards celebration is a special time when we come together to acknowledge contributions that improve our communities,” said DHG Foundation president Pat Shuler in a statement. “Most importantly, it is a time to celebrate the amazing people in our firm who work together to make our communities a better place.”
Staff member Andrew Swint was recognized for contributing the most hours of community service last year, spending time volunteering as a refugee mentor for a nonprofit in Charlotte, N.C. DHG’s New York City office was also recognized for contributing the most service hours from July 2017 through July 2018, helping nonprofits including United Way, New Alternatives For Children, the American Heart Association and City Harvest.
DHG honored award recipients in September at the firm’s annual partner meeting in Orlando, Fla. Each recipient was also awarded a monetary donation towards the nonprofit of their choice.
“I appreciate what our firm is doing to support our local communities through events such as the Habitat for Humanity Build, the St. Jude’s walk/run and the United Way annual giving campaign," Swint said, per a statement. "These events not only bring people together, but help strengthen relationships and serve as a friendly reminder that we have the ability to truly make an impact in our communities.”
“The passion for community service as exemplified by Andrew and the team members in our New York City office goes well beyond the work they do for our clients,” added Shuler. “It truly shows how much they care about supporting the wellbeing of fellow employees, the broader community and our profession in ways that align with our mission, values and strategy.”
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Indiana Society of CPAs holds 2018 'Day of Service'
The Indiana CPA Society held its annual statewide CPA Day of Service on Sept. 28, helping 36 nonprofit organizations across 15 Indiana towns.
Approximately 400 CPAs and accounting students helped with service projects including home builds, landscaping and environmental cleanup, as well as assisting at food pantries, schools, historical societies and art galleries.
Participating firms included:
- Alerding CPA Group
- Barnes Dennig
- BGBC Partners
- Blue & Co.
- Brown Woodsmall & Hinkel
- Bucheri McCarty & Metz
- Butler University
- CLH CPAs & Consultants
- Clark & DeaKyne
- CliftonLarsonAllen
- Cox, Beckman, Goss and Company
- Dauby O'Connor & Zaleski
- Donovan CPA Group
- Dulin, Ward & DeWald
- Franklin College
- Elevate Ventures
- Girardot Strauch & Co.
- Grace College
- Heath CPA & Associates
- Kemper CPA Group
- L.M. Henderson
- La Rosa & Co.
- Lemler Group
- LWG, CPAs & Advisors
- Marian University
- Market Street Wealth Management Advisors
- Martin University
- McMahon & Associates Certified Public Accountants, P.C.
- Peters Browning & Co.
- RC Consulting
- Roxanne Coffelt CPA
- Somerset CPAs
- Swartz Retson & Co.
- The Kelley School of Business - Indianapolis Graduate Student Accounting Board
- Whitinger & Company
For a photo album of this year's Day of Service, head to INCPA's Facebook
