SALT LAKE CITY – Nearly 2,000 employees of the Larry H. Miller Group of Companies (LHM Group) will volunteer in communities across the state of Utah on Tuesday, April 26 during the Larry H. Miller Day of Service, an annual event that honors company founder, the late Larry H. Miller, on his birthday.
“The Day of Service is an important event for our family and employees because of the opportunity it provides to volunteer side-by-side in the communities where each of us live and work,” said Gail Miller, owner, Larry H. Miller Group of Companies. “Among our guiding principles is the desire to ‘Go about doing good until there is too much good in the world.’ By volunteering to serve the needs of others at 48 locations in seven states, we truly see this principle in action.”
Larry H. Miller, who passed away in 2009, strongly supported giving back in the communities where he did business. The Miller family and LHM Group employees continue to carry on Larry’s legacy by volunteering and giving back in the communities where they live and work on this special day and throughout the year. Since 2010, more than 5,664 employees have donated over 22,656 hours to 92 organizations.
Employees will volunteer at 33 locations across Utah from 8 a.m. – noon, assisting with tasks such as painting, cleaning, gardening, installing and repairing fencing, assembling furniture, washing windows, landscaping, packing meals and organizing food donations.
Service projects in Salt Lake County include Christmas Box House, YWCA, Neighborhood House, Catholic Community Services, various Boys & Girls Club locations, This is the Place, Camp Kostopulos and the Green Urban Lunch Box. Volunteers will also be working with several cities and communities to help improve neighborhoods and public spaces.
In Utah County, employees will volunteer with the Food & Care Coalition, People Helpers, Community Action Food Bank and Habitat for Humanity. Employees will also provide service at Muir Elementary and Meadowbrook Elementary in Davis County, Christmas Box House and Catholic Community Services in Weber County, All Abilities Park & Playground in Washington County, Main Street Park in Iron County and Logan Parks & Recreation in Cache County.
