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Community - Dec 23, 2024

Sharing the Spirit of the Season

This holiday season employees and retirees across the organization picked up their annual ornament and a ham. Each year many employees and retirees pay it forward and request to donate their ham to a local non-profit organization, shelter, or church affiliation.

Lexie Toney | Waupaca Foundry

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Waupaca Foundry

Community - Sep 19, 2022

Breaking ground for splash pad

A groundbreaking ceremony for the new spash pad at Swan Park was held on September 12. The project cost $1.5 million. Major donors were Community First Credit Union, Farmer's State Bank, Theda Care, the Waupaca Foundry, Peterson Chrysler-Dodge-Jeep-Ram, Faulks Brothers and Chris and Vic Anthony.

James Card | waupacanow.com

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Waupaca Foundry

Community - May 20, 2022

Waupaca Foundry Builds and Donates Hydraulic Ram for Waupaca and Portage County

After the Waupaca County Sheriff’s Department received a surplus MRAP vehicle, the department identified the need for a ram to make the vehicle more useful in keeping officers safe during high-risk situations. For manufacturing such a piece, the department reached out to Waupaca Foundry to design, fabricate and install a hydraulic arm and push plate that could provide entrance to a barricaded area.

Ally Melby | Waupaca Foundry

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Waupaca Foundry

Community - Oct 28, 2021

Benches Brighten Waupaca Downtown Community

Waupaca Foundry and Alliance Industries jointly rallied around its local community to provide beautiful, functional park benches for the City of Waupaca as part of its Main Street Project renovation.

Lydia Engelbreth | Waupaca Foundry

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Waupaca Foundry

Community - Dec 22, 2020

10,000 Lbs. of High School Weights Transformed in A One-Week Collaboration

See how Menasha High School was able to get their free weights refurbished through a collaboration effort on the part of Alliance Industries and Waupaca Foundry.

Ally Melby | Waupaca Foundry

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Waupaca Foundry

Community - Apr 3, 2020

Waupaca Foundry Donates to Hospital to Help Fight COVID-19

It was last Tuesday when Waupaca Foundry was contacted by 3DOLOGiE, the company’s 3-D printer supplier, asking if the facility in Etowah, Tennessee had the ability to manufacture personal protective equipment for local hospitals amidst COVID-19.

Ally Melby | Waupaca Foundry

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Waupaca Foundry

Community - Sep 2, 2019

Waupaca Foundry donates supplies to local school

Waupaca Foundry surprised Etowah City School students with hundreds of schools supplies for the 2019 school year. This marks the fourth year of Waupaca Foundry donating supplies.

Ally Melby | Waupaca Foundry

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Waupaca Foundry

Community - Jan 8, 2019

Lawrenceville Provides a Helping Hand This Holiday

Waupaca Foundry employees in Lawrenceville are taking over Santa's job this holiday season by working with Northern Tier Helping Hands to help provide holiday items to the less fortunate in Tioga, Potter and Bradford counties.

Ally Melby | Waupaca

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Waupaca Foundry

Community - Nov 1, 2017

Waupaca Foundry donation bolsters local career programs

PERRY COUNTY — Efforts to promote among local students a healthy affinity for financial literacy, hard sciences, trade skills and how those fields tie into modern manufacturing received a shot in the arm Tuesday afternoon as both Perry Central and Tell City high schools were presented with $2,500 checks from Waupaca Foundry. This windfall will go to support Junior Achievement programs at the schools, which should help both teachers and students involved in the effort expand their horizons.

Perry County News

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Waupaca Foundry

Community - Mar 15, 2015

Waupaca Foundry donates saw to tech ed | Waupaca County Post

Waupaca Foundry donated a Baileigh cut-off saw to Waupaca High School. The machine will be used in welding and metal fabrication classes, according to Terri Stults, the technology education instructor. Stultz said students will use the saw to complete assigned coursework. They will gain experience in the use of industrial-grade machines, achieve greater accuracy in their work, and have a high product output.

Waupaca County Post

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