Pacific Mobile Structures Gives Back During Positive Impact Week at NOAH 

At Pacific Mobile Structures, giving back to the communities we serve is an important part of who we are. During this year’s Positive Impact Week, the Seattle Branch partnered with NOAH, Northwest Organization for Animal Help, to support its mission of helping homeless dogs and cats find loving homes while providing valuable services to the local community. 

NOAH’s mission is to reduce the euthanasia of healthy, adoptable, and treatable animals through family-friendly pet adoptions, humane education, volunteer programs, and affordable spay and neuter services for low-income residents. Most animals in its care are adopted in less than two weeks, underscoring the organization’s meaningful impact throughout the region. 

Throughout the week, 23 Pacific Mobile Structures employees volunteered their time to support the facility and its operations. Team members worked on a variety of hands-on projects that helped improve the property and support the organization’s daily efforts. Volunteer tasks included the following: 

• Pressure washing 

• Raking and trail clearing 

• Digging ditches 

• Spreading beauty bark 

• Spring cleaning inside the main office 

• Washing vans 

• Cleaning animal carry crates 

These projects allowed employees to make an immediate, visible impact while working together as a team. Whether improving outdoor spaces or assisting with operational needs, every effort helped create a cleaner, safer, and more welcoming environment for the animals, staff, and visitors at NOAH. 

To close out the week, Christina and the shop staff organized a celebratory thank-you breakfast to recognize everyone who volunteered their time and effort. It was a meaningful way to celebrate the teamwork and dedication demonstrated throughout the week. 

This partnership reflects Pacific Mobile Structures’ values of compassion, community involvement, teamwork, and service. By supporting local organizations like NOAH, we invest in the communities where we live and work while contributing to causes that make a lasting difference. 

Positive Impact Week was a success, and the Seattle Branch is proud to have supported an organization that continues to provide hope, care, and second chances to animals and families throughout the community.