Published March 21. 2024 12:08PM
By LOU WHEELAND
Special to The Press
Long’s EcoWater System Inc., South Whitehall Township, had a check presentation March 11 at the company’s Hausman Road headquarters during which $6,000 was donated to the American Heart Association Lehigh/Berks Chapter.
Owners and employees of Long’s EcoWater Systems gave the donation to Marisa Carrodo and Jessica Escobar-Eck, development managers with the American Heart Association.
The money will be used to provide resources to local children’s sports teams and schools.
Among the items to be purchased are cardiopulmonary resuscitation kits and training, and certified emergency response plans.
The entire team of Long’s EcoWater Systems Inc. recently spent a half-day becoming certified in CPR as a way of giving back to the community.
They received the training from the Lehigh Valley Health Network program that is supported by the American Heart Association.
PRESS PHOTOS BY LOU WHEELAND Jessica Escobar-Eck and Marisa Carrodo, development managers for the American Heart Association Lehigh/Berks Chapter, thank the owners and employees of Long's EcoWater Systems, South Whitehall, for their $6,000 donation to the association on March 11.
Long's EcoWater Systems owners Jim Carroll and Scott Warrick hold a presentation check for the American Heart Associations Lehigh/Berks Chapter at the company's Hausman Road headquarters.
Scott Warrick and Jim Carroll, Long's EcoWater Systems, South Whitehall, along with Marisa Carrodo and Jessica Escobar-Eck, hold a presentation check to the American Heart Association Lehigh/Berks Chapter.
Jessica Escobar-Eck, American Heart Association, Jim Carroll and Scott Warrick, co-owners, Long's EcoWater Systems, and Marisa Carrado, American Heart Association, were joined by Long's employees (middle) Victoria Tadros, Wyatt Gehman, James Carroll, Amy Ewing, Ben Farrell, (back) Jamin Knowlton, Colin Eck, Preston Lichtenwalner and Bryan Primrose.
