Harvard Custom Manufacturing recently presented the United Way of the Lower Eastern Shore with a $44,868.60 check for the 2009 campaign. Harvard was named #4 in the United Way’s “Top 25” list of the most dedicated community partners in 2008 and has exceeded their previous contribution this year by $5,905.54, an incredible 15% increase. “It is humbling to see an increase in company campaigns during crucial times of need,” said Tim Feist, 2009 United Way Campaign Chairman. “Harvard Custom Manufacturing’s generosity will go a long way to help those who need it the most this year.”

(L-R) Tim Feist, United Way Campaign Chairman and Kathleen Mommé, Executive Director of United Way of the Lower Eastern Shore gratefully accepted a check for $44,868.80 from Carmel Gray-White, Janet Phillips, and Helena Hearne of Harvard Custom Manufacturing.