HARLEY-DAVIDSON EMPLOYEES DONATE SCHOOL SUPPLIES TO IRAQI CH
Posted: Mon Nov 06, 2006 3:33 am
HARLEY-DAVIDSON EMPLOYEES DONATE SCHOOL SUPPLIES TO IRAQI CHILDREN
Monday, November 6, 2006 - Harley-Davidson Press Release
Through a joint mission between the Iraqi Army and the U.S. Army, elementary students in Iraq received school supplies donated by Harley-Davidson employees at the Tomahawk Operations plant and also by the Lincoln County 4-H club. The donations marked the first school supplies received this year.
Harley-Davidson employee Tim Sheridan, Controller at Tomahawk and a Major in the Army, helped deliver the donated school supplies to an elementary school of 736 students.
Tomahawk Operations in Tomahawk, Wis., employs more than 400 workers. Tomahawk specializes in manufacturing, finishing and shipping windshields, sidecars, composite and plastic parts for Harley-Davidson motorcycles.
Monday, November 6, 2006 - Harley-Davidson Press Release
Through a joint mission between the Iraqi Army and the U.S. Army, elementary students in Iraq received school supplies donated by Harley-Davidson employees at the Tomahawk Operations plant and also by the Lincoln County 4-H club. The donations marked the first school supplies received this year.
Harley-Davidson employee Tim Sheridan, Controller at Tomahawk and a Major in the Army, helped deliver the donated school supplies to an elementary school of 736 students.
Tomahawk Operations in Tomahawk, Wis., employs more than 400 workers. Tomahawk specializes in manufacturing, finishing and shipping windshields, sidecars, composite and plastic parts for Harley-Davidson motorcycles.