Volunteer Time Off

In 2011, MacLellan implemented the Volunteer Time Off Program - VTO. This allows for employees to take up to 2 days off each year to participate in individual and group community service projects. MacLellan will pay employees their normal hourly rate to volunteer, plus ensure coverage of work and no labor loss to customer. MacLellan will further support the volunteer efforts by donating $125 to the organization for every 4 hours worked by an employee. At the end of the year, MacLellan will draw names of team members that have volunteered, and the selected winner will be able to present a $1,000 check to the organization of their choice.

MacLellan employees and their families volunteer their time and efforts in a variety of capacities, including food pantries, homeless shelters, animal shelters and humane societies, habitat projects, veteran and military fundraising events, child advocacy centers, international emergency life and crisis responses, health and cancer awareness walks, elementary school mentoring programs, last wish dreams come true events and so much more.

MacLellan and its employees have volunteered countless hours, donated over 2 million dollars, and have seen the lives and communities of many areas changed through consistent and continual efforts. We are grateful to give back in so many ways and look forward to how the programs will grow and expand in the future.

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Several members of our MacLellan family visited Georgetown, Kentucky to assist in building a home alongside Habitat for Humanity International.Several members of our MacLellan family visited Georgetown, Kentucky to assist in building a home alongside Habitat for Humanity International.Several members of our MacLellan family visited Georgetown, Kentucky to assist in building a home alongside Habitat for Humanity International.Several members of our MacLellan family visited Georgetown, Kentucky to assist in building a home alongside Habitat for Humanity International.Several members of our MacLellan family visited Georgetown, Kentucky to assist in building a home alongside Habitat for Humanity International.MacLellan employee Bill Wilkins visited Louisville, Kentucky to rappel down an 18-story building to raise money for Gilda’s Club.MacLellan employee Bill Wilkins visited Louisville, Kentucky to rappel down an 18-story building to raise money for Gilda’s Club.Garrett Arnold served within a 3rd grade Junior Achievement class at Picadome Elementary in Lexington KY.On April the 1st ,2022 we 5114 joined our vendor Express Pros in Mooresville, NC to have a job fair to promote the positions that we have available at the site. Team members from Lexington Corporate Office and TMMK had lots of laughs and fun while serving alongside The National Guard at Gods Pantry Food Bank in Lexington, Ky. Team members from Lexington Corporate Office and TMMK had lots of laughs and fun while serving alongside The National Guard at Gods Pantry Food Bank in Lexington, Ky. Team members from Lexington Corporate Office and TMMK had lots of laughs and fun while serving alongside The National Guard at Gods Pantry Food Bank in Lexington, Ky. Team members from Lexington Corporate Office and TMMK had lots of laughs and fun while serving alongside The National Guard at Gods Pantry Food Bank in Lexington, Ky. Brianna Cobb volunteered her time with friends at Lighthouse Ministries to hand out a collection of items for those experiencing homelessnessDoug Adams in Mississippi volunteers his taxidermy skills to make dreams come true for terminally ill children.Doug Adams in Mississippi volunteers his taxidermy skills to make dreams come true for terminally ill children.David Bacon spent the day working on a Habitat home.Donna Chaffin volunteers several weeks each year in Grand Goave, Haiti.Garret Arnold spent several weeks volunteering in the 3rd Grade class at Holy Cross School in Ft. Branch, Indiana. He presented the Junior Achievement unit lessons called "Our City," teaching the students about the different aspects of a city and how it operates collectively with people and businesses.Kim Christner working in the canteen at a Relay for Life event.The team in Mississippi helped build a gazebo for the children at Pine Valley Children’s Home to use as their bus stop to keep them out of the weather.The team in Mississippi helped build a gazebo for the children at Pine Valley Children’s Home to use as their bus stop to keep them out of the weather.West Point, Georgia team presenting donation to Habitat Restore , LaGrange, Georgia. The team has put in over 50 hours of volunteer time at the store. Dave and Tammy King serving as volunteers with Rolling Thunder, Indiana Chapter #6. MacLellan employees in Texas serve on a regular basis at the San Antonio Food Bank. TMMTX team presenting a donation to The Children’s Shelter in TexasTMMK M&E team restored and installed a driveway for a Habitat for Humanity clientJeff Betzoldt working with our customer employees at Mercedes to build a home for Habitat for HumanityHVAC IN team volunteering at BOSNA, an organization that helps to employ people who are blindKatherine James of the Lexington office with her 3rd grade Junior Achievement classWe can all use some inspiration now and thenSIA team volunteering at the Food Finders Food BankJustin Niles, SIA waste water, teaching chemistry to the Girl Scouts.Billy Kissick, TMMK, built this truck from scratch over the course of 18 months. The truck was auctioned off to raise over $20K for the Disabled American VeteransTMMK M&E building a shed for Habitat for Humanity in KYTMMK paint team presenting a donation to Caring Hearts in KYTMMTX team volunteered their time at the Habitat StoreTMMTX team volunteering at the San Antonio Food BankTMMTX team cleaned up the lumber yard at Habitat for HumanityTMMTX completed a 5K to raise funds for Race for the CureDerek, HVAC AL, building a ramp for disable children in AlabamaThe Gem Mine build by our HVAC AL team for Pine Ridge Day Camp for disabled childrenHVAC & Mechanical Alabama team, Roy Kyle, Will Bolden and Brad Pugh building an exploration gem mine area for disabled children at the Pine Ridge Day Camp in AlabamaMike Sausman (Business Development), John Dougall (Safety), Wendy Vasser (Administration) and Sean Dixon (Purchasing) volunteering at Grace Works in Tennessee.Employees from our Nashville Business Center sorting clothes at Grace Works, a food and clothing bank in TN

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