Westin Poinsett, Greenville
This community partnership provides corporate social responsibility with consistency and flexibility. Janice Smith, Guest Services Manager and the Chairperson for the program, says, “Our employees really enjoy the program because it allows them not only to give back, but it also gives them the opportunity to provide a meal and a conversation to our homebound neighbors.”
With approximately 400 meals delivered and over 50 hours served, the hotel is dedicated to upholding its important relationship with the Meals on Wheels organization and the Greenville community.
About the Westin Poinsett Hotel
Constructed by W.L Stoddard in 1925, The Westin Poinsett Hotel boasts historic 1920’s elegance and charm paired with renovated facilities. Situated around a newly renovated downtown, they are just paces from more than 100 shops, restaurants and other attractions like The Peace Center for the Performing Arts, Falls Park on the Reedy River, and the Bi-Lo Center. Offering 200 guestrooms, its historic heritage is reflected in the meticulously restored interiors, designed to capture the original architecture and offer modern-day amenities. For more information on The Westin Poinsett Hotel call 864-421-9700 or visit www.westinpoinsettgreenville.com.
About Meals on Wheels
Since 1968, Meals on Wheels has grown to a volunteer corps of more than 2,500 individual, group and corporate volunteers serving 1,500 meals daily. Delivery throughout Greenville County includes Fountain Inn, Fork Shoals, Simpsonville, Mauldin, Travelers Rest and Piedmont. Volunteers provide the human touch that means so much to the homebound person.
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