During 2023, Garver has
$417,000+ in Total Contributions
$157,000+ in STEM Support
$53,000+ in Employee Giving
GarverGives
2023 Impact Report
Stronger Together.
Passion is ingrained in everything that we do at Garver and is how we drive a giving program that makes a lasting impact for our clients, employees, and communities.
Our people are the power behind GarverGives. Our employees’ passion for giving creates amazing stories. Whether its building houses, packaging food supplies, or visiting a classroom to bring engineering to life, our people go beyond.
Year in Review - 2023
2023 Program Highlights
Sharing engineering lessons with fourth graders
Garver employees celebrated Engineers Week (EWeek) by visiting elementary schools across the Garver footprint, specifically fourth grade classrooms, leading fun STEM activities and introducing students to engineering as a future career path.
Lifting the spirits of hospitalized children in Texas
During Summit, its annual meeting, Garver partnered with the Texas Music Project, hosting and recording a live acoustic concert featuring young musical artists. The concert was then streamed directly to children in their hospital rooms, providing a lifeline for young patients unable to socialize with their peers and providing inspiration for them to learn more about music.
A celebration of service in Oklahoma marked by giving back
2023 marked Garver’s 30th year of working in Oklahoma, and we celebrated with 30 days of giving, donating $1,000 each day to a local nonprofit. These organizations and programs, some of which have been longtime partners, are wonderful resources for Oklahomans and champions of STEM education. Giving to them is a powerful way to continue our commitment to and investment in Oklahoma.
Preserving natural beauty in South Carolina and Arkansas
Garver’s Greenville office pitched in to clean up the Reedy River, which spans two South Carolina counties and serves as an important natural resource. They participated in the 2023 Friends of the Reedy River Fall Cleanup, helping remove litter and debris from the river and its banks. And in Arkansas, members of Garver’s North Little Rock and Little Rock offices joined Central Arkansas Water to clean up tornado debris at Jackson Reservoir.
