
Center for children and families (CDR) Hurbanova has photos from all the Volunteer Days in the corridor of the main building, which we used to support them. And another one will be added to them – the cover from this article. Our colleagues gathered here on the last Saturday in May as they do every year - in a good mood and full of energy. GM for Procurement Martina Kaprálová took this place under her auspices years ago and it has become a good habit that mostly colleagues from her department always gather here.
They have done a lot of work in the center area. The space in front of the entrance to the center was beautified by Dušana Takáčová, Martina Kováčová, Peter Tulenko, Peter Lonc and other colleagues. They also cleaned the surroundings, added ornamental stones, modified the hedge and planted new flowers.
Anna Pastyrčák, Dušan Opršal and colleagues from CDR took care of the modification of the sensory trail. They removed self-seeded trees from its surroundings and also cleaned the trap gutters behind the nearby building.
The fencing of the area also received a new coat of paint. The work with paint and brushes went by Dominika Cuprišinová, Marcela Krištofčíková, Mária Kurucová, Yuliya Zaydel and others.
The spades and shovels were taken up by the brothers Tomáš and Jakub Jack, Tomáš Kučera and Ján Malajter when planting the trees. Our new colleague from Nippon Steel, Yuki Nagai, who moved to Košice only a few weeks ago, took care of the good mood in the team.
Rastislav Tomčík and Marek Blaško were in charge of cleaning the sidewalks from the trimmed greenery and its removal. The wheelbarrows were happily "operated" by children from CDR, who helped a lot in beautifying the area that is their home.
Mike Piekut and Isao Takenami also came to greet the volunteers. The director of the center for children and families, Silvia Komorová, did not break the tradition and this time she treated the temporary workers to a delicious Moravian cake.
"We managed to do a lot during the day. The result was visible literally at every step – the environment of the center changed significantly for the better in a few hours. However, the most important thing was not only what we did, but also how. The whole day was held in a friendly atmosphere, people helped each other and it was felt that everyone wanted to put their hand to work. It was not about performance, but about the fact that we are doing something good together," said Peter Lonc, who coordinated the brigade at CDR for USSK for the second time.














































