Power Home Remodeling (POWER), the nation’s largest full-service exterior home remodeler, has announced a record-breaking achievement in their fundraising efforts for Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation (ALSF). This summer, employees across the country raised an astounding $2.26 million to support the fight against childhood cancer.
The impressive total was entirely generated by POWER employees through a variety of creative and engaging activities, including payroll contributions, lemonade stands, kickball tournaments, and auctions. This initiative is part of the company’s “Power For Good” program, which emphasizes community involvement and charitable giving.
“The donations we’ve made to Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation have changed the lives of so many, but this organization has also made a huge impact on us,” said POWER’s Co-Founder, Adam Kaliner. “We’re not just giving dollars and cents; we’re providing hope, comfort, and support for those fighting against the unthinkable. Our POWER community continues to set a benchmark in the level of care we show for others, and that simply will never falter.”
Since the beginning of their partnership, POWER has contributed over $9.86 million to ALSF. All donations go towards the company’s “Power The Cure” fund, which supports various ALSF innovative therapy grants aimed at finding cures for childhood cancers. These funds help hundreds of children, many of whom are in critical need of the most advanced and targeted treatments available.
“The commitment and passion the employees at POWER show each year by donating, raising awareness, and supporting families is truly unique,” said Liz Scott, Co-Executive Director of Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation and Alex’s mom. “We are so thankful to be partners with POWER and to have such a dedicated company joining us in the fight.”