Give BackWhether it’s a new kitchen for holiday entertaining, vehicle repair to safely transport children to after-school activities, or free advertising to promote the work of area nonprofits, these three companies demonstrate how desire and resourcefulness can result in transformation.
While all successful businesses focus on the bottom line to turn a profit and make payroll, some also look for ways to extend their resources to make life better for others in the community. Whether it’s a new kitchen for holiday entertaining, vehicle repair to safely transport children to after-school activities, or free advertising to promote the work of area nonprofits, these three companies demonstrate how desire and resourcefulness can result in transformation.
Contributing Writer
Kim Gronniger is corporate communications manager for Security Benefit and a freelance writer. She writes articles for TK Business Magazine, Wichita Business Magazine and the Journal, a publication of the Kansas Leadership Center. She loves interviewing entrepreneurs, innovators, advocates, artists, hobby enthusiasts and others who are doing interesting things in Topeka and other parts of the state. She enjoys quirky shops and eclectic eateries discovered during capital city explorations and Midwest road trips with her family.
