Camps for Kids
Courts for Kids
Courts
for Kids is an exciting program that Bracken Paving offers to
non-profit organizations in our region. The program is aimed at
providing outdoor basketball courts (complete with goals, striping and
balls) to any accepted non-profit organization who demonstrates a need
for a new basketball court. The basketball courts are to be used
ultimately to advance the development of young people's leadership,
teamwork and sportsmanship skills. All non-profit organizations are
encouraged to apply for this program.
To download an application click here. For more information on Courts for Kids by Bracken Paving, please call 1-800-ASPHALT or 423-323-8197.
Mission: Outdoor Overhaul
Do
you know someone who deserves a new driveway? If so, there is no better
way to show your support to them than nominating that deserving person,
or family, to Bracken Paving's Mission: Outdoor Overhaul program.
Mission: Outdoor Overhaul is a regional program in which Bracken
Paving, in partnership with other community-involved companies, help a
deserving individual or family receive an outdoor renovation. This
renovation includes improvements to their driveway and lawn
asthetics/landscaping and the addition of handicap access, if
applicable.
If you know someone who can benefit from this program, download an application by clicking here. For more information on Mission: Outdoor Overhaul, please call 1-800-ASPHALT or 423-323-8197.
Bracken
Paving believes that summer camp is a valuable learning opportunity
where kids are able to participate in extraordinary activities that
encourage individual growth to enhance their lives. By partnering with
Bracken Paving, you can help a kid experience the summer of a lifetime.
The process is simple. You agree to allow Bracken Paving to place a
sign on your property encouraging the "Camps for Kids" program for six
months. In return, Bracken Paving pays for a child to go to summer camp
on your behalf.
For more information on Camps for Kids, please call 1-800-ASPHALT or 423-323-8197.
