Community Impact
Social Responsibility is an essential component of our company with human dignity as the cornerstone and focus of our policies. We adopt initiatives that focus on the betterment of employees and the communities in which we operate, and promote diversity in our workforce and a culture of inclusion. We support employee participation through the volunteering of their skills and exercising of their civic duties.
BWC Terminals is devoted to serving a purpose higher than our own through community initiatives, charitable contributions, and by creating innovative ways to increase social responsibility. Through various activities, we encourage all employees to live healthier lifestyles, participate in charity events as well as donate time and effort into advancing the community we serve.
The Louisiana Terminals volunteer for the City of Westwego Cleanup. They helped clean up a street and place signs on storm drains to remind residents not to dump any other liquids in the drain.
The Corporate office participates in Packathon to pack nutritious meals. Meal will be distributed locally, nationally, and internationally through Feed the Hunger.
The Philadelphia Terminal collects and donates 915 pounds of food, about 760 meals, to their local food bank, Philadbundance, during Annual Camp Out for Hunger week event.
The Alabama Terminals participate in Day of Caring by setting up a book room for the local community to use.
BWC host 2nd annual charity golf outing to support Combined Arms. Thank you to our sponsors.
The Baltimore Terminal donates over 2000 pounds of recycled steel frames to Strength to Love 2 Farm and Plantation Park Heights Urban Farm.
BWC hosts 1st annual charity golf outing to support Combined Arms. Thank you to our sponsors.
BWC installs Lending Libraries in our communities. The specially designed tank libraries were constructed by Smith Tank & Steel.
BWC Terminals Toy and Bike Drive was a huge success! Together we supported Neighborhood Bike Works in Philadelphia; Red & White Toy Drive in Stockton, Houston Community Family Center, and Star of Hope CHCH News Station & The Optimist Club of East Hamilton and more!
BWC Baltimore Terminal donated 15 steel frames from flexi-bag containers. Previously the frames were sent out as scrap. The materials were provided to students at Benjamin Franklin High School at Masonville Cove to use for various projects.
BWC Philadelphia Terminal Food Drive collecting over 2,600 pounds of food to provide over 2,000 meals through Philabundance Food Bank.
BWC Manchester Terminal donated to The Bridge Over Troubled Waters, supporting, providing safety, and preventing domestic and sexual violence in the Houston area.
