H. Betti Industries Chief Technology Officer Bill Seibert spread some holiday cheer by donating a foosball table to Veteran’s Haven North in Glen Gardner, NJ. The donation was coordinated through the VFW Auxiliary Organization in Bayville, NJ, Post 9503, of which Bill and his wife Nancy are active members.
Bill Seibert joined David Culley, the facility’s superintendent, and veterans from the facility, including Joe Durning, John Starr, and Donald “Don” Chavies, to make the presentation. Through its various companies, H. Betti Industries is committed to supporting causes that benefit our communities, industry, and world.
“It is the mission of the Auxiliary to attend to the needs of our veterans in the various homes and hospitals in New Jersey. We are proud to support these efforts,” said Bill Seibert.
Betson Cares supports Breast Cancer Awareness Month by positively impacting the community with several fundraising events.
The dedicated team, Betson, stepped up to the Breast Cancer Workout challenge at Orange Theory, raising funds for Making Strides Against Breast Cancer. By sweating it out for a great cause, they demonstrated their unwavering support for those affected by this disease.
But the commitment doesn’t stop there. At our headquarters, an amazing team united for a fantastic cause – a bake sale in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The break room transformed into a culinary paradise, showcasing a tantalizing array of cupcakes, cookies, brownies, and pies. And the best part? Every penny earned from this delightful extravaganza will be donated to breast cancer awareness initiatives.
Companies contributing to the effort included Family Entertainment Group, Betson Enterprises, Stern Pinball Inc., Innovative Concepts in Entertainment, Team Play Inc., Bay Tek Entertainment, Raw Thrills and Sega Amusements.
Thanks to Bob’s generosity and the support of AAMCF members, including David Cohen and Allen Weisberg, the Sunrise Association received a donation of $175,000, marking the largest donation in AAMCF’s history.
For AJ, a young boy who was diagnosed with a critical illness, his biggest wish was to have his very own Star Wars pinball machine. Make-A-Wish Mid-Atlantic was determined to grant his wish, and with the help of Betson’s Mike Springman, and East Coast Amusements LLC, they were able to make it happen.
Team members from Betson Midwest recently visited CC’s Little Village in Chicago to drop off boxes of coats collected in support of the company’s holiday coat drive.
Betson joined Jersey Cares to fill bags for Veterans experiencing homelessness with necessities such as first aid kits, hygiene products, rain ponchos, flashlights, and other items.
Make-A-Wish was determined to grant this young gamer his wish of having an arcade room and had reached out to local arcade distributors for help.
Nolan was so excited to receive the Deal or No Deal game. His love affair with the game began first played at a local Chuck E. Cheese.
Betson offices around the country joined together to collect toys for the Boys & Girls Club of Whittier near Betson’s Santa Fe Springs facility.
Betson hosted a company-wide Toy Drive to support the Boys & Girls Club of Passaic, collecting over 100 toys.