Avery Dennison & FASTSIGNS help Painesville, Ohio, schools deliver summer meals When the last school bell rang for Painesville City Local Schools, the joyful clanging also signaled the beginning of another busy season for the Lunch Box, a 30′ trailer that delivers free summer meals to children throughout the city that’s located 30 miles east of Cleveland. But those deliveries almost didn’t happen this year.

The vehicle experienced severe wind damage in 2025: The awning was ripped away, and the trailer’s body panels and vinyl wrap were damaged. Initial repair estimates were higher than the district could afford. Avery Dennison immediately volunteered to donate vinyl materials to rewrap the entire trailer. Wolf Designs of Painesville, Ohio, which created the artwork for the original wrap, also reprised its role. Students at Auburn Career Center, a local vocational school, helped with the trailer repairs. And FASTSIGNS of Mentor, Ohio, printed and installed the vinyl.

“The kids were excited to see the Lunch Box,” said Michelle Papic, director of nutrition services, Painesville City Local Schools. “It’s back to business as usual, which is what we wanted all along. We’re beyond grateful. Without the support of the community and all our partners, this would’ve been a big expense for the district. We’re grateful to have the opportunity to keep it running.”

Q-Tees & AZ Textiles support employee well-being Through its long-standing manufacturing partnership with AZ Textiles, Q-Tees is reaffirming its commitment to responsible manufacturing by investing in programs that support the well-being of more than 500 factory employees in Pakistan.

Throughout the year, every factory employee receives a daily lunch, emergency assistance is available for workers facing unexpected hardships, and major holidays are celebrated with special breakfast gatherings and lucky draws featuring electronic appliances and other gifts.

The companies work together to foster a workplace built on respect, safety, and appreciation, recognizing that a strong manufacturing operation begins with supporting the people behind it.

Infinity Product Group supports University of Alabama Student Pantry Infinity Product Group, the parent company of Infinity Her, is proud to once again support the University of Alabama Student Pantry by donating licensed University of Alabama merchandise to the 2026 Family Weekend Jazz Brunch Silent Auction. This marks the fourth consecutive year the company has contributed to the event, reinforcing its commitment to giving back to the university communities it serves.

Hosted by Bama Dining during the University of Alabama’s annual Family Weekend, the Jazz Brunch Silent Auction raises funds for the UA Student Pantry, which provides food and essential items to students experiencing food insecurity. Over the past four years, the event has raised more than $30,000 through the generosity of corporate partners and local businesses.