Community Outreach

Committed to Community Wellness

Committed to community wellness and environmental responsibility through the use of synthetic turf, STC members enthusiastically come together to build a field that increases opportunities for children to be active and play outside.

Most recently, the STC Board of Directors has identified The Canadian National Institute for the Blind (CNIB) Lake Joe in Ontario, Canada as the next recipient of an STC Community Service Project.

Since 1961, CNIB Lake Joe has been providing a unique blend of recreation and skills development in a safe, inclusive environment.

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past community service projects

Stuart Hobson Middle School (2011)

Washington, D.C.

Unveiled during a "ribbon-breaking" ceremony, the new 13,200 sq ft, beautiful, safe, grass-like synthetic turf playing surface can be used by students year-round, even in the rain. Students, teachers, staff and parents enthusiastically embraced the playing field as a place of opportunity.

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Safehaven of tarrant county (2012)

Dallas, Texas

SafeHaven of Tarrant County has for more than 35 years changed the lives of countless women and children caught in abusive relationships. SafeHaven’s passionate goal is to end domestic violence through safety, support, prevention and social change.

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City of refuge (2015)

Atlanta, Georgia

Since 1996, the City of Refuge provides resources that arrest crisis; restore self-respect and transition individuals and their families back on the road to independence and positive social engagement with life-building tools to individuals and families in Atlanta who are living on the margins.

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Andrew jackson police youth camp (2017)

Nashville, Tennessee

The Andrew Jackson Police Youth Camp, located in Wilson County, Tennessee, helps underprivileged children develop team-building skills and break down cultural barriers.

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