Giving back to the community is an important priority to us.
DRYCO is committed to giving back to the Greater Bay Area community—over the years we have averaged more than four community projects a year. Our employees have the same spirit, which extends not only into the local communities where they live but also across borders into other countries. Below is a sampling of the community projects that DRYCO has been involved with.
Stephen Jackson Basketball Court
On April 11, 2008 the 'Stephen Jackson Basketball Court' was unveiled at the Omega Boys Club in San Francisco.
Fully funded by the Warriors Stephen Jackson and the Good Tidings foundation, DRYCO was proud to be a part of the court renovation work. Watch the DRYCO crew at work before the opening ceremonies...
click here.
Golden Gate Park Tennis Court Complex
DRYCO has worked for many years with the Good Tidings Foundation. The foundation is a non-profit organization whose mission is to
share the spirit of giving with youth from communities of need to empower them to reach their dreams. The Good Tidings Foundation looks to equally support education, recreation, and the arts in the Greater Bay Area. DRYCO participates in two to three projects per year. One of the most recent projects was the resurfacing of the tennis court complex in Golden Gate Park. Find out more at
www.goodtidings.org.
Irvington High School
Irvington High School bleacher seat installations and refurbishment, installation of fencing provided by Golden Gate Fencing, and installation of concrete pads using concrete provided by Kelly Concrete.
Mission High
Mission High Baseball field for joint high school and senior Little League use.
Terra Nova Little League
Terra Nova Little League baseball field.
Christmas In April
Christmas In April is an annual project to rebuild low income houses within the Bay Area communities. Find out more at
www.rebuildingtogether.org.
Warm Springs Little League
Warm Springs Little League annual field preparation and original field installation.
