The cooperative principle of Concern for Community is one that CREC employees take very seriously. Officially launched in July 2018, Cuivre Cares (#cuivrecares) offer employees opportunities to unite inside and outside of work and give back to the community. CREC employees are dedicated to making a difference in our communities by raising money and volunteering their time for charitable programs such as: 

Troy Story 2

Cuivre Employees providing meals for Troy Story

 

 

 

Troy Story 2

Employees provided meals at the kick-off of the event for thousands of volunteers who would work on home improvement projects throughout the Troy area where CREC's headquarters is located. 

 

Emmaus Home Community Project

Cuivre Employees working with Emmaus Homes

 

 

 

Emmaus Home Community Project

Employees volunteered to help clear yard debris and tidy the landscaping of a client of Emmaus Homes, a non-profit which helps people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. 

Habitat For Humanity

Cuivre employees work with Habitat for Humanity.

 

 

 

Habitat For Humanity

Employees worked on the build of a house in Wentzville, one of the communities we serve, applying siding and soffit under the direction of Habitat crew chiefs. 

 

Santa Claus for a Cause

Cuivre employee presents donation to local youth center

 

 

 

Santa Claus for a Cause

Employee holiday activities included a mini decorated Christmas tree sale, employee holiday basket raffles, and "pay-to-wear jeans" day. Proceeds from all activities were donated to help a local youth center. 

Operation Kindness

Cuivre employees create valentines cards for local nursing home residents

 

 

 

Operation Kindness 

Employees designed and created valentines that were gathered up right before Valentine's Day for local nursing homes to distribute to the residents

Saluting Branches

Cuivre Employees trimming trees at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery

 

 

 

Saluting Branches

An annual activity, CREC Right of Way employees volunteer with other vendors to trim trees and clear debris throughout Jefferson Barracks National Cemetary in St. Louis.