by Nathan White | Feb 14, 2019 | Academy, Business and Workforce Development, Community Impact, Partnership, Third Street Education Center, Third Street Facility Services
Heath Bowman | Director fo Ministry Partnership Heath will be joining the staff family on March 1, 2019 as the Director of Ministry Partnership. God has been calling Heath to Third Street for some time and we are so grateful! Take a moment to watch the video and...
by Nathan White | Jul 3, 2018 | Business and Workforce Development, Third Street Facility Services
In two days I burned over 10,000 calories. Thank you, fitbit! How? By building something that will last a long time: a flagstone patio. During college, I spent summers working for my uncle’s landscape contracting business in New Jersey where I learned how to...
by Jeff Daigle | Apr 23, 2018 | Business and Workforce Development, Third Street Facility Services
1 Third Street Facility Services is super excited to announce that as of April 2018, TSFS is now officially licensed as a commercial landscape contractor! This opens up a tremendous amount of opportunity for TSFS to provide professional and top-quality design and...
by Jeff Daigle | Apr 23, 2018 | Business and Workforce Development, Third Street Facility Services
Our newest story deck card features Donald Pilgreen, TSFS Assistant Manager: Go to prison. Come home. Repeat. After having served almost 15 years total in jail, Donald knows what it’s like to feel utterly hopeless in a destructive cycle… Having seen true...
by Nathan White | Jan 29, 2018 | Academy, Business and Workforce Development, Community Impact, Partnership
plant a seed (give) cultivate the soil...
by Jeff Daigle | Dec 5, 2017 | Business and Workforce Development, Community Impact, Partnership
Everyone loves spring – except for the seasonal allergy sufferers – with its amazing explosion of color and foliage! After months of dead leaves falling, barren trees, and just overall dreariness, spring brings with it an overall sense of life! Birds chirping, flowers...
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