Community Involvement

Cornucopia of Thankfulness

Throughout the month of November, employees engaged in a fun way of sharing their gratitude. A cornucopia serves as a powerful representation of abundance and nourishment, known for being filled with gourds, nuts, produce, flowers, and more!

This activity not only represents thankfulness, but also reinforces the bonds that make Broadway an extraordinary place filled with warmth, unity, and shared appreciation.

Blessing Bottles

Our team spread some joy by crafting blessing bottles filled with essential goodies for Sharing and Caring Hands.

Sharing and Caring Hands is a compassionate response to the needs of low-income people. They are set up to be a safety-net organization to help with whatever needs are not being met. This includes but is not limited to providing meals, clothing, showers, shelter, transportation help, rent deposits, rent help, medical assistance, dental care, furniture, school expenses, and other miscellaneous needs.

We are so privileged and grateful to be able to help those in need! Cheers to our team for making a big difference with these small acts of care!

Plants for the Assisted Living

In the heart of assisted living, community thrives through the power of giving. From shared conversations to lending a helping hand, the essence of giving transforms the living space into a nurturing community where individuals connect, care for one another, and create bonds. Broadway embraces community and strives to build it within our own buildings and throughout our community

Send A Smile Today

We know the fight against cancer can get long and arduous. That’s why we recently partnered with Send A Smile Today to write cards of encouragement for patients fighting throughout the country. As a company, we stand with all of those fighting and we want to let patients and their families know they are not alone.

Girl Scouts

Our company hosted the Girl Scouts River Valleys Troop 10811 which gave our team members the opportunity to learn about all the great things the Girl Scouts organization does to empower young girls to be positive and active forces in the community. Broadway is a proud sponsor of the Girl Scouts organization. In addition to making a monetary contribution to the organization, this year we supported our local troop’s cookie selling efforts by buying a box for all Broadway employees to enjoy. This gave the girls a chance to practice their sales pitch as well as fine-tune their public speaking skills. One small thing we can do to support the next generation of women leaders!

COVID-19 Masks

When the pandemic put a slight halt on production, our sewing team adapted to the situation. This talented team switched from sewing car wash cloth to sewing masks for employees, their families, and various non-profits and senior care facilities in our neighborhood.

Tie Blankets for Kids in Need

Employees from across all departments teamed up for this one! My Very Own Bed’s mission is to provide new beds to children ages 2-17 in families who have recently moved into more stable housing in the Twin Cities metro area. By providing beds and linens to kids who need them, they’re making those new homes more livable and restful. We made no-sew blankets to help make that transition just a little easier.

Team “Sarcoma Sucks”

When one of our community members faces a battle, we’re ready to stand behind them as they fight. We were proud to sponsor a team who rode their bikes 168 miles around Lake Winnipesaukee, NH, to raise over $55,000 for the Dana Farber Cancer Institute as part of the Pan-Mass Challenge to help others fight their battle.

For the Littlest Members of Our Community

Broadway employees stepped up to help out those who are too young to help themselves. We collected baby items and donated them to a local church, which made sure they went to those who need them most. Broadway contributed by donating diapers—we know how quickly those can go!

Encouraging Youth Activities

Kids who play youth sports have higher self-esteem, stronger connections with their school, better peer relationships and fewer behavioral problems. Broadway sponsors several youth sports activities to make sure kids have the opportunity to get out and play.