In the wake of the recent devastating hurricanes that affected North Carolina, the Myrtle Beach branch stepped up with transportation and fuel, which allowed goods to be delivered, including clothing, tools, and funds for those in need. The volunteers drove extended periods to drop off these items of necessity.

Topics: Collaborative Culture

During cleanup efforts following Hurricane Helene, Smith's Tree Care partnered with the Greenville branch in South Carolina to focus on a large HOA customer that suffered major damage. While two Smith's Tree Care teams spent two weeks working on intricate tree removals, the Greenville team was able to continue with cleanup on the ground. Many had a hand in making sure the Smith's Tree Care team members had what they needed during the two weeks.

Topics: Collaborative Culture

The branch recently unified as a team to volunteer for the United Way of Central New York, dedicating their time and skills to beautify the local YMCA. The volunteer group worked together to create a stunning landscape that transformed the YMCA's outdoor space and made a meaningful impact in their community.

Topics: Collaborative Culture

While the Sun City team was onboarding their new H-2B team members, they discovered that a father and son were separated during the process, with the father going to the Sun City branch in Florida and the son to the Vista branch in California. Once each branch was made aware of the situation, they worked together to find transportation for the son and Vista willingly gave up a visa spot to allow the two to reunite in Florida. It was truly a cross-country team effort which exemplified One BrightView and making sure our team members were taken care of.

Topics: Collaborative Culture

The Columbus West branch has been providing the temporary landscaping services for The Memorial Golf Tournament, but this year was the biggest challenge for the team. With the loss of some Enhancement Managers, the team looked back at previous invoices and hours used to create a proposal and close the sale. Working with the Columbus East branch, all the required annuals and tropical plants were then secured, and the Tournament Director felt the landscaping looked even better than it has in recent years.

Topics: Collaborative Culture