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Culture, Strategy & Environment. Hershey’s Culture CSR Culture According to Merriam-Webster culture can be defined as a way of thinking, behaving, or working that exists in a place of organization. Milton Hershey treasure his workers and he believed that worker who were treated fairly, lived in a comfortable, pleasant environment would be better workers. Milton Hershey also imagined building a new community surround the factory. He builds a model town with a comfortable home with the cheap public

The Strip District History in Pittsburgh Owners James O’Hara and George A. Bayard wanted an area where the people of Pittsburgh could go and look around at wholesale and retail shops while enjoying all the wonderful tastes and cultures of Pittsburgh, food and they decided to do just that. In 1814, James and George established what we call today the “Strip District” that covered between 11th and 15th streets in Pittsburgh (“Strip District History,” n.d.). However, the official name was the “Northern

Milton Snavely Hershey founded the Hershey Chocolate Company. He was a pioneer in the mass production of milk chocolate. The Hershey Chocolate Company was one of the largest confectionary companies (McMahon). Before the Hershey Chocolate Company, Hershey built his first successful business (Milton S). The Lancaster Caramel Company was built in 1886. He created the Hershey Chocolate Company in 1894 to make chocolate coatings for the caramels. During World War ll, Hershey and Mars supplied troops

The Lower Bucks Family YMCA in Fairless Hills, PA is a non-profit organization that is community oriented that provides a wide variety of recreational programs and services for all ages. According to the YMCA website,” With a focus on nurturing the potential of every child and teen, improving the nation’s health and well-being and providing opportunities to give back and support neighbors, the Y enables youth, adults, families and communities to be healthy, confident, connected and secure.” In addition

Burlington, New Jersey. So his father has been enslaved and purchased his freedom and he changes his name to still to protect his wife. He had formal education. In 1844, He moved to Philadelphia. In 1847, His first job was as a clerk and janitor for Pennsylvania Society for the Abolition Slavey. So his brother Peter who was left behind, His mother escaped like 40 years earlier. So he was one of the individuals of the underground railroad, And help nearly eight hundred former slaves escape. He kept

An English Quaker lawyer name William Penn was the founder of Pennsylvania City. He called it the place for religious freedom in America. One of his quotes states, “True religion does not draw men out of the world but enable them to live better in it and excites their endeavors to mend it.” William Penn was educated in theology and law and in his early twenties. William was converted to the Quaker religion, and he was jail many times for counterattacking the Church of England. The royal charter

Week 3 on Wednesday I had the honor of in interview Mr. Rocco Pozzi. Mr. Pozzi is originally from Pennsylvania, where he attended Penn. State University seeking his Bachelor’s degree In Education. He later became interested in the probation profession, so he changed his major and received a degree in law enforcement and corrections. In 1973 Mr. Pozzi started his career at the Philadelphia Probation Department as a probation trainee and then gradually elevated to Administrative Officer and then Deputy

Start Something That Matters Answers One thing that reveals what I am most passionate about is the love of sports. Sports are something I love because it takes my mind off the problems that I am facing. It provides me with a place to go and relax anytime of the day. I love going to games of any kind and watching because it is a place where everyone is focused on the game and not the world around them. I love going to the games, but you can't go to all of them so I also love to watch them on tv. I

Museum: Oklahoma Territorial Museum Gallery #1: Carnegie Library Category Andrew Carnegie was born in the year 1835 in Scotland. When he grew up he worked in a company and then his family decided to move to the US. Andrew started his career as railroad clerk. He built the largest industrial enterprise. Later Andrew decided that he could sell his company to a man named JP Morgan in 1901. May 20,1903 he opened his library. Carnegie used the library for many uses such as: parties,social events, children

One colony should be particularly noticed, Pennsylvania, for how unusually good they were to the indigenous population of America: William Penn openly admitted for the Indians the right to land ownership. While Penn led the colony, Pennsylvanians lived in peace with the indigenous population. Some Indians, such as the Tuscarora and Shawnee, even resorted to Pennsylvania to settle conflicts with other, more militant colonies. Penn believed that white settlers should pay compensation to the Indians