Southern Machinery Company was proud to recently participate in the Rogers Group Charitable Clay Shoot benefiting United Way of Greater Nashville.
Held over two days, the event brought together customers, industry partners, and community supporters for a great cause. Southern Machinery team members Chris Powers, Ben Cachares, Ken Mayo, Dustin Dunn, and Chealsea Toth attended the shoot, spending time with customers and making new connections while supporting the local community.
Southern Machinery also held raffles both days, giving attendees the opportunity to win a customized YETI cooler and Southern Machinery Company merchandise. The raffles raised a total of $1,000, with all proceeds benefiting United Way of Greater Nashville.
United Way of Greater Nashville works with nonprofit, business, and community partners throughout Middle Tennessee to address local needs and help create opportunities for individuals and families to thrive. Supporting events like the Rogers Group Charitable Clay Shoot gives Southern Machinery an opportunity to contribute to that work while strengthening the relationships that are such an important part of the industries we serve.
“Great times, great causes, and even greater connections! We truly enjoy supporting events that make a difference while spending time with our customers, strengthening relationships, and creating new ones. Days like these are a great reminder that business is about more than what we do—it’s about the people we do it with and the communities we’re proud to support,” said Chealsea Toth, Staff Accountant at Southern Machinery Company.
Southern Machinery Company is grateful to Rogers Group for bringing the industry together in support of United Way of Greater Nashville and for the opportunity to be part of another event that makes a positive impact in the community.