Making a difference around the map
Colleagues visited Coastal Roots Farm, a nonprofit Jewish community farm and education center, where they helped set up the foundation, supports, and sails for shaded areas, as well as stained wooden fences. The farm promotes healthy, connected communities through sustainable agriculture, food justice, and ancient Jewish wisdom.
Encinitas, CA
Coastal Roots Farm
Colleagues painted the dining hall of the PRC Robertson Place residence, a transitional treatment program for adults with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders. PRC has been transforming the Bay Area for decades, helping those affected by HIV/AIDS, substance use, and mental health issues achieve their best selves by providing the support and services they need to reclaim their lives.
Bay Area
PRC
In November, colleagues took on a region-wide challenge to collect as much food as possible for their local food bank. Out of 24 participating offices, Polson had the fewest colleagues, yet they excelled, averaging an impressive 178 pounds of food donated per person. Their dedication to helping those in need showcases our shared commitment to supporting our communities.
Polson, MT
Polson Loaves and Fish Pantry
The team invited carrier partners to join, engage with, and learn about four nonprofits. They hosted a live auction where donations were raised to pie local leadership in the face. The event's theme focused on childhood wonder and joy, offering opportunities to donate and create nostalgic candy and swag bags from past generations, as well as a silent auction and raffle for colleagues. In total, $145,369 was raised in 2024.
Minneapolis, MN
Charity Challenge
Our team collected donations and volunteered at Jane's Journey Home for Dogs, which provides loving care for dogs in need. They partner with the community to offer a peaceful retirement home for aging and special-needs pets. The organization also focuses on pet education and adoption for those needing a second chance, believing in advocacy and solutions to ensure all pets have an equal opportunity for a happy, healthy life.
Milwaukee, WI
Jane's Journey Home for Dogs
Colleagues donated and wrapped over 350 toys for children spending their holidays at Edwards Children's Hospital.
Schaumburg, IL
Edwards Children's Hospital
Colleagues donated over 300 items, including toys, arts and crafts supplies, games, cleaning supplies, and snacks, to support the Red River Children’s Advocacy Center. This center provides support and facilitates healing and justice for victims of abuse, neglect, and exploitation.
Fargo, ND
Red River Children's Advocacy Center
Each year, our Sioux Falls office conducts a colleague donation campaign to raise 1% of the total annual United Way Sioux Empire fundraising goal. This year’s carnival-themed events, including a “pie-a-leader” contest, generated over $147,000 in donations from both colleagues and corporate support.
Sioux Falls, SD
Sioux Empire United Way
Colleagues organized an annual bowling tournament to raise money for their favorite charities. In 2024, the winners were Lucky 13 Rescue, The Children's Place of KC, and Jacob's Closet and Emerald Isle Mission.
Overland Park, KS
MMA Bowling 4 Charity
San Antonio, TX
Wreaths Across America
Colleagues from our Fort Lauderdale and Palm Beach offices participated in the Walk Out of Darkness annual community walk to remember a colleague who took his own life and to raise awareness for suicide prevention.
Boca Raton, FL
Lawrence's League Out of Darkness Walk
For the Great American Cleanup, colleagues participated in three beach cleanups along the east coast of Florida, collecting approximately 15 large bags of trash.
Riviera Beach, FL
Great American Cleanup
The Raleigh office has built a strong partnership with the Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Triangle. Last year, they organized two collection events, gathering kitchen supplies in the spring and school supplies in the summer to ensure families have the resources they need during difficult times.
Raleigh, NC
Ronald McDonald House Charities
Colleagues in Greensboro assembled 21 backpacks filled with essential supplies for homeless veterans, showing their commitment to honoring those who have served our country. This initiative highlights our dedication to supporting the local veteran community.
Greensboro, NC
Veteran Services of North Carolina
Every year, the Richmond team embraces the spirit of giving by adopting two families through the Anna Julia Cooper School Angel Tree program. They collect gifts for family members, supporting the mission of this tuition-free middle school, which aims to uplift underserved children in Richmond's East End.
Richmond, VA
Anna Julia Cooper School
Our dedicated colleagues worked hard at the local food pantry, organizing sheds, assembling produce boxes, and restocking shelves. They raised $3,000 and created 600 treat bags, which were distributed at community outreach events, group meetings, and to local families in need.
Cape May, NJ
Caring for Kids
Colleagues joined forces to sort and package clothing donations for individuals and families facing challenges like poverty, homelessness, and serious illness. Their efforts help ensure that those in need receive warm clothing, allowing them to maintain their dignity during tough times.
Lansdale, PA
Mitzvah Circle
Each year, the team partners with Habitat for Humanity of MetroWest/Greater Worcester to build themed playhouses for veteran families. This rewarding team-building activity creates special spaces for families to bond, play, and dream together, providing them with a sense of home.
Worcester, MA
Operation Playhouse
Click on the pins below to view some of our volunteer efforts across the country, where our dedicated colleagues give their time and energy to improve the communities where they live and work.
Colleagues came together to create backpacks filled with essential school supplies—folders, pencils, crayons, notebooks, and more—donated by our team. This initiative, inspired by MMA’s Anthony Marricon, aims to promote community engagement and tackle local challenges in Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, PA
Block Gives Back
The Greenville office took a creative approach to support the United Way by hosting a bake sale, raffle, and pie-in-the-face fundraiser. These activities raised funds while also building camaraderie and community spirit among colleagues.
Greenville, SC
United Way
Colleagues came together to serve over 300 families in need through Dare to Care, distributing food and ensuring that no one goes hungry in the community.
Louisville, KY
Dare to Care
Colleagues made over 87 tug toys for the Humane Society, which provided support and toys for regions impacted by Hurricane Helene.
Dayton, Ohio
Humane Society of Greater Dayton
Colleagues volunteered their time for the annual radiothon at Barbara Bush Children's Hospital, answering phones and connecting with generous donors. Their enthusiasm and dedication helped raise vital funds for the cause.
Portland, ME
Barbara Bush Children's Hospital
MMA colleagues spent the day walking Humarock Beach, collecting trash and debris from the sand, water, and nearby walkways.
Scituate, MA
Humarock Beach Clean Up
A few times each year, colleague Martti Rahi brings a trailer with 20 bikes, gathers colleagues from the Madras and Bend offices, and visits an elementary school to share the joy of biking. Kids ride on the school grounds and receive one-on-one assistance if needed. Last May, 60 third graders from Culver Elementary School participated, and by the end, every student was able to ride on their own.
Madras, OR
Volunteering is a Great Ride
Colleagues spread holiday cheer by performing random acts of kindness in the community. The team purchased baby clothes, holiday decor, and games and toys for local families. Throughout the Northwest Region, colleagues engage in similar acts to connect with their communities and encourage recipients to pay it forward. This year, the 24 regional offices contributed $25,000 to individuals and groups in need.
Coeur d’Alene, ID
Random Acts of Kindness
In May, colleagues volunteered at Pasco Second Harvest, where they bagged and boxed produce, bread, rice, milk, and juice. They also helped recipients load the goods into their cars. While the organization has faced challenges with volunteer attendance in the past, we're proud to say that our team not only stepped up to participate but also plans to keep this effort going throughout the year. Together, we’re making a positive impact in the community.
Richland, WA
Pasco Second Harvest
The team volunteered with A New Leaf, decorating the La Mesita Family Shelter in Mesa for Valentine's Day. A New Leaf is a nonprofit focused on "Helping Families, Changing Lives," and runs various programs to assist those in need.
Mesa, AZ
A New Leaf
The team dedicated their time to preparing meals for the homeless men at A New Leaf's East Valley Men's Center. The center is vital to the community, providing safe shelter and meals, as well as a pathway to a brighter future for homeless men.
The St. Louis office had a rewarding day with colleagues and friends at the 2024 St. Louis Area Special Olympics Spring Games, where they sponsored and coordinated the 50-meter dash. Dan Friehs, MMA St. Louis co-chair, expressed gratitude, saying, “I want to thank our volunteers for their time, compassion, and energy. We owe so much to these volunteers and all who work to make the world more inclusive.”
St. Louis, MO
Special Olympics
In December, colleagues volunteered with the Mississippi Food Network, packing 1,200 kits for distribution to various community partners.
Ridgeland, MS
Mississippi Food Network
In August, colleagues created welcome bags for families and joined the Nashville Sounds Minor League Baseball team for a memorable evening at the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation's Nashville Sounds vs. Cancer Starry Night game. This MiLB game raises funds for the foundation and honors children with brain tumors, their families, and survivors.
Nashville, TN
Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation
Wreaths Across America was a new initiative for the San Antonio office that allowed our colleagues to truly shine. They scheduled two days: one for laying wreaths at gravesites and another for cleaning up Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery. Our colleagues and their families led both efforts and did an excellent job.
Throughout the year, colleagues supported Holy Angels, an organization that assists individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities in achieving self-fulfillment through education and empowerment. A kickoff event featured Holy Angels' leadership and residents, and colleagues hosted a bingo party at the center, providing prizes and a bingo game set. The office raised over $10,000.
Shreveport, LA
Holy Angels
Tampa and Clearwater, FL
American Heart Association Heart Walk
Colleagues took part in several events throughout the year leading up to the American Heart Association Heart Walk, including a lunch and learn in March for Nutrition Month and a CPR demonstration in October. The main event was held at Raymond James Stadium in November. By participating in the Heart Walk, they honored those affected and showcased their commitment to health and wellness.
For the past 20 years, colleagues have made it an annual tradition to help local families in various ways. In 2024, Christmas and Easter baskets were distributed to families in need. Organized by the office's internal MMA Cares committee, they raised over $9,100, marking a record year for funds raised for the cause.
Montréal, Québec
Carrefour Familial Hochelaga
Tap on the pins on the interactive map below to view some of our volunteer efforts across the country, where our dedicated colleagues give their time and energy to improve the communities where they live and work.
Making a difference around the map
Bay Area
Boca Raton, FL
Cape May, NJ
Coeur d’Alene, ID
Dayton, Ohio
Encinitas, CA
Fargo, ND
Greensboro, NC
Greenville, SC
Lansdale, PA
Louisville, KY
Madras, OR
Mesa, AZ
Milwaukee, WI
Minneapolis, MN
Montreal, Quebec
Nashville, TN
Overland Park, KS
Philadelphia, PA
Polson, MT
Portland, ME
Raleigh, NC
Richland, WA
Richmond, VA
Ridgeland, MS
Riviera Beach, FL
San Antonio, TX
Schaumburg, IL
Scituate, MA
Shreveport, LA
Sioux Falls, SD
St. Louis, MO
Tampa Bay and Clearwater, FL
Worcester, MA
Each year, the team partners with Habitat for Humanity of MetroWest/Greater Worcester to build themed playhouses for veteran families. This rewarding team-building activity creates special spaces for families to bond, play, and dream together, providing them with a sense of home.
Worcester, MA
Operation Playhouse
Colleagues took part in several events throughout the year leading up to the American Heart Association Heart Walk, including a lunch and learn in March for Nutrition Month and a CPR demonstration in October. The main event was held at Raymond James Stadium in November. By participating in the Heart Walk, they honored those affected and showcased their commitment to health and wellness.
Tampa and Clearwater, FL
American Heart Association Heart Walk
The St. Louis office had a rewarding day with colleagues and friends at the 2024 St. Louis Area Special Olympics Spring Games, where they sponsored and coordinated the 50-meter dash. Dan Friehs, MMA St. Louis co-chair, expressed gratitude, saying, “I want to thank our volunteers for their time, compassion, and energy. We owe so much to these volunteers and all who work to make the world more inclusive.”
St. Louis, MO
Special Olympics
Each year, our Sioux Falls office conducts a colleague donation campaign to raise 1% of the total annual United Way Sioux Empire fundraising goal. This year’s carnival-themed events, including a “pie-a-leader” contest, generated over $147,000 in donations from both colleagues and corporate support.
Sioux Falls, SD
Sioux Empire United Way
Throughout the year, colleagues supported Holy Angels, an organization that assists individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities in achieving self-fulfillment through education and empowerment. A kickoff event featured Holy Angels' leadership and residents, and colleagues hosted a bingo party at the center, providing prizes and a bingo game set. The office raised over $10,000.
Shreveport, LA
Holy Angels
MMA colleagues spent the day walking Humarock Beach, collecting trash and debris from the sand, water, and nearby walkways.
Scituate, MA
Humarock Beach Clean Up
Colleagues donated and wrapped over 350 toys for children spending their holidays at Edwards Children's Hospital.
Schaumburg, IL
Edwards Children's Hospital
Wreaths Across America was a new initiative for the San Antonio office that allowed our colleagues to truly shine. They scheduled two days: one for laying wreaths at gravesites and another for cleaning up Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery. Our colleagues and their families led both efforts and did an excellent job.
San Antonio, TX
Wreaths Across America
For the Great American Cleanup, colleagues participated in three beach cleanups along the east coast of Florida, collecting approximately 15 large bags of trash.
Riviera Beach, FL
Great American Cleanup
In December, colleagues volunteered with the Mississippi Food Network, packing 1,200 kits for distribution to various community partners.
Ridgeland, MS
Mississippi Food Network
Every year, the Richmond team embraces the spirit of giving by adopting two families through the Anna Julia Cooper School Angel Tree program. They collect gifts for family members, supporting the mission of this tuition-free middle school, which aims to uplift underserved children in Richmond's East End.
Richmond, VA
Anna Julia Cooper School
In May, colleagues volunteered at Pasco Second Harvest, where they bagged and boxed produce, bread, rice, milk, and juice. They also helped recipients load the goods into their cars. While the organization has faced challenges with volunteer attendance in the past, we're proud to say that our team not only stepped up to participate but also plans to keep this effort going throughout the year. Together, we’re making a positive impact in the community.
Richland, WA
Pasco Second Harvest
The Raleigh office has built a strong partnership with the Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Triangle. Last year, they organized two collection events, gathering kitchen supplies in the spring and school supplies in the summer to ensure families have the resources they need during difficult times.
Raleigh, NC
Ronald McDonald House Charities
Colleagues volunteered their time for the annual radiothon at Barbara Bush Children's Hospital, answering phones and connecting with generous donors. Their enthusiasm and dedication helped raise vital funds for the cause.
Portland, ME
Barbara Bush Children's Hospital
In November, colleagues took on a region-wide challenge to collect as much food as possible for their local food bank. Out of 24 participating offices, Polson had the fewest colleagues, yet they excelled, averaging an impressive 178 pounds of food donated per person. Their dedication to helping those in need showcases our shared commitment to supporting our communities.
Polson, MT
Polson Loaves and Fish Pantry
Colleagues came together to create backpacks filled with essential school supplies—folders, pencils, crayons, notebooks, and more—donated by our team. This initiative, inspired by MMA’s Anthony Marricon, aims to promote community engagement and tackle local challenges in Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, PA
Block Gives Back
Colleagues organized an annual bowling tournament to raise money for their favorite charities. In 2024, the winners were Lucky 13 Rescue, The Children's Place of KC, and Jacob's Closet and Emerald Isle Mission.
Overland Park, KS
MMA Bowling 4 Charity
In August, colleagues created welcome bags for families and joined the Nashville Sounds Minor League Baseball team for a memorable evening at the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation's Nashville Sounds vs. Cancer Starry Night game. This MiLB game raises funds for the foundation and honors children with brain tumors, their families, and survivors.
Nashville, TN
Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation
For the past 20 years, colleagues have made it an annual tradition to help local families in various ways. In 2024, Christmas and Easter baskets were distributed to families in need. Organized by the office's internal MMA Cares committee, they raised over $9,100, marking a record year for funds raised for the cause.
Montréal, Québec
Carrefour Familial Hochelaga
The team invited carrier partners to join, engage with, and learn about four nonprofits. They hosted a live auction where donations were raised to pie local leadership in the face. The event's theme focused on childhood wonder and joy, offering opportunities to donate and create nostalgic candy and swag bags from past generations, as well as a silent auction and raffle for colleagues. In total, $145,369 was raised in 2024.
Minneapolis, MN
Charity Challenge
Our team collected donations and volunteered at Jane's Journey Home for Dogs, which provides loving care for dogs in need. They partner with the community to offer a peaceful retirement home for aging and special-needs pets. The organization also focuses on pet education and adoption for those needing a second chance, believing in advocacy and solutions to ensure all pets have an equal opportunity for a happy, healthy life.
Milwaukee, WI
Jane's Journey Home for Dogs
The team dedicated their time to preparing meals for the homeless men at A New Leaf's East Valley Men's Center. The center is vital to the community, providing safe shelter and meals, as well as a pathway to a brighter future for homeless men.
The team volunteered with A New Leaf, decorating the La Mesita Family Shelter in Mesa for Valentine's Day. A New Leaf is a nonprofit focused on "Helping Families, Changing Lives," and runs various programs to assist those in need.
Mesa, AZ | West
A New Leaf
Mesa, AZ
A New Leaf
A few times each year, colleague Martti Rahi brings a trailer with 20 bikes, gathers colleagues from the Madras and Bend offices, and visits an elementary school to share the joy of biking. Kids ride on the school grounds and receive one-on-one assistance if needed. Last May, 60 third graders from Culver Elementary School participated, and by the end, every student was able to ride on their own.
Madras, OR
Volunteering is a Great Ride
Colleagues came together to serve over 300 families in need through Dare to Care, distributing food and ensuring that no one goes hungry in the community.
Louisville, KY
Dare to Care
Colleagues joined forces to sort and package clothing donations for individuals and families facing challenges like poverty, homelessness, and serious illness. Their efforts help ensure that those in need receive warm clothing, allowing them to maintain their dignity during tough times.
Lansdale, PA
Mitzvah Circle
The Greenville office took a creative approach to support the United Way by hosting a bake sale, raffle, and pie-in-the-face fundraiser. These activities raised funds while also building camaraderie and community spirit among colleagues.
Greenville, SC
United Way
Colleagues in Greensboro assembled 21 backpacks filled with essential supplies for homeless veterans, showing their commitment to honoring those who have served our country. This initiative highlights our dedication to supporting the local veteran community.
Greensboro, NC
Veteran Services of North Carolina
Colleagues donated over 300 items, including toys, arts and crafts supplies, games, cleaning supplies, and snacks, to support the Red River Children’s Advocacy Center. This center provides support and facilitates healing and justice for victims of abuse, neglect, and exploitation.
Fargo, ND
Red River Children's Advocacy Center
Colleagues visited Coastal Roots Farm, a nonprofit Jewish community farm and education center, where they helped set up the foundation, supports, and sails for shaded areas, as well as stained wooden fences. The farm promotes healthy, connected communities through sustainable agriculture, food justice, and ancient Jewish wisdom.
Encinitas, CA
Coastal Roots Farm
Colleagues made over 87 tug toys for the Humane Society, which provided support and toys for regions impacted by Hurricane Helene.
Dayton, Ohio
Humane Society of Greater Dayton
Colleagues spread holiday cheer by performing random acts of kindness in the community. The team purchased baby clothes, holiday decor, and games and toys for local families. Throughout the Northwest Region, colleagues engage in similar acts to connect with their communities and encourage recipients to pay it forward. This year, the 24 regional offices contributed $25,000 to individuals and groups in need.
Coeur d’Alene, ID
Random Acts of Kindness
Our dedicated colleagues worked hard at the local food pantry, organizing sheds, assembling produce boxes, and restocking shelves. They raised $3,000 and created 600 treat bags, which were distributed at community outreach events, group meetings, and to local families in need.
Cape May, NJ
Caring for Kids
Colleagues from our Fort Lauderdale and Palm Beach offices participated in the Walk Out of Darkness annual community walk to remember a colleague who took his own life and to raise awareness for suicide prevention.
Boca Raton, FL
Lawrence's League Out of Darkness Walk
Colleagues painted the dining hall of the PRC Robertson Place residence, a transitional treatment program for adults with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders. PRC has been transforming the Bay Area for decades, helping those affected by HIV/AIDS, substance use, and mental health issues achieve their best selves by providing the support and services they need to reclaim their lives.
Bay Area
PRC