In the Community

MBL Technologies employees participated in the first company-wide community service day by supporting 9/11 National Day of Service & Remembrance on September 9, 2011. MBL Technologies employees braved the pouring rain to restore the historic Woodlawn Cemetery by removing invasive species, brush and debris to help preserve the cemetery's historic reference to individuals who played instrumental roles in building DC.

MBL Technologies employees gathered at the Rockville Manna Food Center on August 27, 2011. Employees participated by presorting dry and canned goods, which will be distributed to families who cannot afford to purchase sufficient food to meet their basic needs.

The MBL Technologies Team contributed 30 hours of community service to the Holiday Coalition in Loudon County on December 18, 2010. MBL Technologies employees and families gathered to tear down racks and package remaining items from the "Holiday Store", a store which provides gift selections for each participating family.

The MBL Technologies Team contributed 24 hours of community service at the Arlington Food Assistance Center (AFAC) on August 28, 2010. MBL Technologies employees and families gathered to bag produce from local farmers for families who cannot afford to purchase sufficient food to meet their basic needs.

Ryan Tappis and Michael Violante pose with Karin and Richard Koch from the Chesterfield County Special Olympics on July 12, 2010 at the GolfAPalooza Charity Golf Tournament in Midlothian, Virginia. MBL Technologies served as the corporate sponsor for the event, with event proceeds benefiting the Chesterfield County Special Olympics.

The MBL Technologies Team participated in the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure in Washington, D.C. on June 5th, 2010. MBL Technologies employees, friends and families came together to raise money and show their support for the fight against breast cancer.

MBL employees Ryan Tappis and Mike Violante participated in the 4th annual Project Perry Charity Golf Tournament in Waldorf, MD on October 24, 2009.

Erich Schadle poses with an ink cartridge recycling box at the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ). MBL Technologies, in coordination with AHRQ, is leading an effort to support the Recycle 4 Charity Program, which donates money to select charities based on the return of recycled ink cartridges and cell phones.