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In this issue of The Good Stuff, Parrish-Hare has partnered with The Warren Center.
DALLAS-FORT WORTH, Texas – Parrish-Hare is proud to announce its new partnership with The Warren Center, an organization dedicated to supporting children with developmental delays and disabilities. As part of its 2025 community outreach initiatives, Parrish-Hare has committed to sponsoring The Warren Center’s programs, beginning with the “Rookie of the Year” sponsorship.
The Warren Center provides early childhood intervention, therapy, and support services that help children reach their full potential. Parrish-Hare’s support will not only contribute financially to the center’s vital programs but will also expand to active employee volunteer opportunities, creating even deeper engagement between Parrish-Hare and the community it serves.
“We are honored to support The Warren Center and the incredible work they do for families across our community,” said Greg Johnson, General Manager at Parrish-Hare. “Our sponsorship and volunteer efforts mark the beginning of a growing partnership rooted in service, compassion, and a shared commitment to making a lasting impact.”
Amy Spawn, CEO of The Warren Center, expressed enthusiasm about the collaboration:
“We are excited to welcome Parrish-Hare as a new partner in our mission to serve children with developmental delays and disabilities. Their commitment to both financial support and employee volunteerism exemplifies the kind of community engagement that makes a real difference in the lives of the families we serve.”
Volunteer opportunities for Parrish-Hare employees are expected to launch soon, further reinforcing the company’s dedication to meaningful, hands-on community involvement.
This partnership is just the first step in a long-term commitment to support The Warren Center’s mission and the families they serve.
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