Lee in the community
“It can be said that the family business serves as the brains behind innovation, the heart behind local philanthropy. We are a part of our community; we deal with issues in real time, and there is no multi-level bureaucracy. We empower our team to find solutions that provide a win for both sides. Community involvement is also a cornerstone of our company. Simply it’s faith, family and paying it forward. Lee is committed to connecting people to people through enriching our employees lives by volunteering time and resources with a focus on our local communities and youth programs.” -Bob Lee, Jr., CEO
Supporting Veterans & Apprenticeships
Supporting Veterans & Local Apprenticeship Programs Lee Mechanical is proud to support both our veterans and local apprenticeship programs. Lee’s Executive Vice President Frank Ruffolo, a committee member of the Kenosha JATC (National Joint Apprenticeship Training Committee), proudly accepted the following accolades on behalf of the Lee team: A plaque in recognition of Kenosha JATC having committed to training at least 75% of the IBEW (International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local Union 127) members during 2019. A certification of appreciation from the Helmets to Hardhats for the committees distinguished work with veterans and keeping America’s promise for those who have [...]
Lennox “Feel the Love” Free Furnace
On Saturday, October 10th Lee Mechanical | Home Service division participated in the Lennox “Feel the Love” program. The community nominates an individual who is an unsung hero deserving of the installation of a new Lennox furnace.
Lee Supports Carthage College & Athletics
In October 2020, Lee Mechanical Inc. was proud to present Carthage College with a check for $25,000 and a $2,500 check for Carthage Athletics from the Lee Mechanical team. Carthage Trustee Bob Lee, Jr., President and CEO of Lee Mechanical, presented the check to Carthage President John R. Swallow.
Shalom Center Fill-the-Truck Food Drive
The Lee team is collecting items to fill the pantry at the Shalom Center On Saturday, December 12, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Lee Mechanical is hosting a community ‘Fill-the-Truck Food Drive’ on location at 2915-60th St. in Kenosha.
Lee & Carthage College – “This Is My Place”
The Lee team was proud to see Carthage College and the Boys and Girls Club of Kenosha partner to bring art to the children in our local community. This summer’s project, “This Is My Place”, was supported through The Shirley Madrigrano & Natalie Lee Arts Foundation.
Lee Helps Enhance Boys & Girls Club Art Program
Lee helps to enhance BGCK Summer Art Program this summer. The program will include Carthage College conducting arts programming with the BGCK members.
