There were snowmen and snowflakes, santas and sleighs, a yeti and a unicorn, bears, penguins and gingerbread men. There were Christmas lights, candy canes, pompoms and colorful tassels. There were funny sweaters, traditional sweaters and even tiny sweaters on sweaters. But, by employee vote, the ugliest sweaters of all were those donned by Sarah Martin, Robert Shine and Phil Koelsch in Intervala’s first Ugly Christmas Sweater Contest. For their holiday spirit and courage, the winners take home an Omaha Steaks or Honey Baked Ham gift card. Thanks to everyone who participated in this fun event!
What could be better than granting a child’s Christmas wish? Granting thousands of children’s wishes! The Intervala team is proud to join hundreds of companies and individuals across western Pennsylvania in supporting the Salvation Army’s Treasures for Children campaign through donations and volunteerism. Hats off to our own employees whose generous donations of gifts and cash will help children in our community enjoy the special magic of the Christmas season.
The Treasures for Children toy campaign is just one way the Salvation Army helps those in need during the holiday season. They also provide thousands of children and individuals with Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners, winter coats, clothing and other essential items.
Plant Accountant Alissa Dickson gathers the toys donated by Intervala employees for delivery to the Salvation Army.
Volunteers at the Treasures for Children gift room make sure kids in western Pennsylvania enjoy some Christmas magic.
Big thanks to Allegheny County, Pa., Executive Rich Fitzgerald and Director of Economic Development Lance Chimka for visiting Intervala in East Pittsburgh today! The two got to see our leading-edge electronics manufacturing operation in action and learned more about how Intervala is creating tech jobs and bringing more business to southwestern Pennsylvania.
Director of Operations Joe Benz, right, demonstrates the capabilities of Intervala’s state-of-the-art surface mount technology lines for Allegheny County Director of Economic Development Lance Chimka, left, and County Executive Rich Fitzgerald.
Lance Chimka and Rich Fitzgerald, in white smocks, receive a tour of Intervala’s leading-edge manufacturing facility. Here they see the company’s extensive electromechanical assembly capabilities.
With Thanksgiving right around the corner, our employees got busy collecting groceries for neighbors in need. With the food drive complete, today we delivered nearly 370 food items and supplies to the Westinghouse Valley Food Pantry, which provides food assistance to families in the Turtle Creek, Pa., area near our facility. Huge thanks to our generous team members and the amazing folks at Westinghouse Valley Food Pantry for supporting our community and providing neighbors with relief from food insecurity.
The Westinghouse Valley Food Pantry provides food assistance to families in our community.
Intervala team members Toni Faulk and Courtney Shaffer pack up donated groceries for delivery to the food pantry.
A portion of the nearly 370 Thanksgiving grocery items donated by Intervala team members during our 2018 fall food drive.
Go Steelers! Intervala hosted its annual fall employee luncheon today with a tailgate twist—a chance to win tickets to tonight’s PIttsburgh Steelers game against the Carolina Panthers. We kicked things off with a delicious chili and soup lunch from Apple Harvest Catering in North Versailles, Pa., then continued the fun with a raffle featuring the coveted Steelers tickets. Congratulations to employees Norm Czarnecki, John Davis and Diane Volkert who will be cheering on the Steelers in person at Heinz Field tonight!
