MATHCOUNTS is a non-profit organization that offers extracurricular math activities to students in grades 6th-8th across the United States. Their programs build problem solving skills and positive attitudes about math, so students embrace challenges and expand their academic and career opportunities in the future. Western Sugar is a proud sponsor.
Many seniors across the country haven’t been able to celebrate their graduations due to the pandemic. Western Sugar helped to make this time special by donating gift cards to graduating seniors to celebrate their accomplishments. The graduates receiving gift cards were from Lovell High School, Rocky Mountain High School, and Powell High school.
The COVID-19 pandemic has left cleaning supplies in scarce supply. Western Sugar has supported their local community by donating disinfectant to the City of Kimball as well as the Scottsbluff Volunteer Center, who delivered Meals on Wheels to the elderly. Filter cloths were also donated to an employee who’s wife has been sewing masks for … Continued
The Lovell Factory hosted a Pizza and Wings dinner for the area’s First Responders. Those attending included the Lovell Police Department, North Big Horn Hospital Ambulance, North Big Horn Sheriff’s Department and the Lovell Volunteer Fire Department. Dinner was hosted by Shannon Ellis, Brandon Harvey and Jody Lynne Basset. Safety was discussed during dinner followed … Continued
Western Sugar’s Scottsbluff facility donated sugar to the Scottsbluff United Methodist Men’s group for food baskets they distribute to 65 families in the community.
In support of the North Big Horn Hospital, The Lovell Factory donated sugar baskets for their local golf tournament
The Angel Fund is a program designed to serve underprivileged students of the Billings West High School population. They discreetly provide clothes, school supplies, and pay meal plans for students in need. Western Sugar’s Billings facility donated funds to provide meals to the students in the program.
The Lovell – Kane Area Museum hosted a Soup and Pie Dinner with an auction. Shannon Ellis, Factory Manager is shown donating a Sugar Basket for the auction.
The Scottsbluff Facility hosted a sugar tour for the Scottsbluff/Gering Chamber of Commerce. Funds from the tour supported scholarships for ag students in the local community. *Photo from KNEB
The Lovell Factory gave a tour to the LDS Young Men’s. The guests were very excited to see the inside of the factory and the processing of sugar beets. Shannon Ellis, Factory Manager gave the tour.
Francine Britton and Rachel Stroud from the Billings facility supported the Chase Hawks Memorial Association’s dinner and rodeo on December 20th and 21st, which raised money for people with Ag-related medical costs. The Chase Hawks Memorial Association’s mission is to insure that people in the Billings community do not have to choose between their medical … Continued
The Lovell Factory supplied holiday presents for a family of 4 boys ranging from a year to ten years old. Each boy had a need (shoes, shirt and pants) and a want (a toy, book, ball). Shannon Ellis, Rose Ames, Tia Reimers and Jody Lynne Bassett delivered the wrapped gifts to Janet Kornick at the … Continued
