Dec-O-Art’s Donation Day Contributes $75,000 to Local Nonprofits Chosen by Employees
The Label Experts at Dec-O-Art stepped away from their stations and into the community for their third annual Donation Day. Each year, the company closes its doors to dedicate a full day of hands-on service at local nonprofit organizations chosen by employees.
Team members were divided into groups and assisted with whatever was most needed—from landscaping and organizing clothing to assembling shelving and furniture. This year’s service day supported three impactful organizations: Angels in the Attic, Center for the Homeless, and Mishawaka Troop Town.
In addition to their volunteer hours, Dec-O-Art presented each nonprofit with a $25,000 donation, for a combined total of $75,000. This contribution will help strengthen the vital services these organizations provide in the community.
Angels in the Attic has served Michiana for 14 years, primarily in St. Joseph and Elkhart counties. The organization has supported more than 6,500 victims of domestic abuse by providing emergency aid, food, clothing, hygiene products, and financial relief. Their mission is to provide confidential, professional assistance to women and children leaving abusive situations.
Center for the Homeless, established in 1988, has served over 65,000 individuals. Each year, the Center provides 73,000 safe bed stays and more than 180,000 meals. Beyond emergency services, they offer resources and programming to help men, women, children, and veterans break the cycle of homelessness.
Mishawaka Troop Town is a veteran-owned initiative dedicated to housing and supporting homeless or in-need veterans. Their programs focus on building healthy, productive lives through community involvement and holistic support for spiritual, mental, and physical well-being.
Donation Day not only emphasizes the company’s role as a business leader but also a community pillar committed to philanthropy and service.
“Donation Day reflects who we are as a company—committed not just to excellence in our work, but to service in our community. Supporting these incredible organizations reminds us that when businesses and people come together with purpose, we can create lasting change. We look forward to continuing this tradition of service for years to come,” stated Nathan Dosmann, President of Dec-O-Art.
“We are so grateful for Dec-O-Art’s generosity and hands-on support. Their team’s willingness to give their time and resources helps us continue providing hope and relief to women and children in crisis. Partnerships like this remind survivors that they are not alone,” said Kristine Kuroski, Founder/CEO Angels in the Attic.
To learn more about these incredible organizations and how you can donate, visit their respective websites: Angels in the Attic at www.theangelsintheattic.org, Center for the Homeless at www.cfh.net and Mishawaka Troop Town at www.mishawakatrooptown.org.
