Lenovo Employees Assembled Bicycles for Children of Military Families
Summary
In addition to supporting their family reading initiatives, homecomings and holiday celebrations, Lenovo has created Technology Centers for the USO at RDU, Fort Bragg and throughout North Carolina, as well as in Washington, DC.Community service is the foundation of Lenovo’s culture, and we encourage all employees to give back to our troops.” “We are excited that Lenovo was able to join us in honoring our nation’s military families,” said John Falkenbury, president and chief operating officer of USO of North Carolina.This event was held in support of United Service Organization’s (USO) Operation: That’s My Ride.In small teams, Lenovo volunteers worked in morning, midday and afternoon shifts at eight different stations to complete a bike from assembly through quality inspection.In addition to supporting their family reading initiatives, homecomings and holiday celebrations, Lenovo has created Technology Centers for the USO at RDU, Fort Bragg and throughout North Carolina, as well as in Washington, DC.Community service is the foundation of Lenovo’s culture, and we encourage all employees to give back to our troops.”“We are excited that Lenovo was able to join us in honoring our nation’s military families,” said John Falkenbury, president and chief operating officer of USO of North Carolina.