Pacific Mobile Structures employees came together this April for our second annual Positive Impact Week, volunteering 882 hours across multiple communities. From building beds to packing food and planting gardens, our teams brought one of our core values to life as we serve to positively impact the lives of others.

Our teams are stepping up for Positive Impact Days with volunteer projects that support families, schools, parks, and community organizations across the country. From building beds for children in need to fighting food insecurity and restoring local trails, each branch is finding meaningful ways to give back. Together, we are creating lasting change, one project at a time.

Pacific Mobile Structures celebrates its first Positive Impact Week, with teams across branches volunteering in community projects from animal shelters and food banks to environmental cleanups and home improvements.

Seattle branch spreads holiday cheer by raising $477 (matched to $954) for the Marysville Community Food Bank and Holiday Toy Store, providing jackets, toys, and more to local families.

San Marcos branch shines during the holidays, raising $650 (matched by the company) and volunteering to wrap gifts for 540 families through the Blue Santa Project.

Chehalis branch spreads holiday cheer by donating 200 lbs of dog food, cat pâté, cleaning supplies, and $1,179 to the Lewis County Animal Shelter, showcasing the power of community generosity.

Our Portland team adopted a family through the AMEN organization this holiday season, collecting more than $750 in gifts to bring joy and comfort to a young mom and her three boys as they start over after hardship.

Shaving for a Cause: Rallying $25,000 for Children’s Bereavement Center
In the spirit of fun and philanthropy, we are excited to announce our ambitious goal: raising $25,000 for the Children’s Bereavement Center of South Texas (CBCST) by Thursday, August 15th, at 12pm Pacific Time. This is no ordinary fundraiser—our very own VP, Tom Coyle, has boldly committed to shaving his head if we hit this target!

Pacific Mobile Structures participated in National Volunteer Week with a series of impactful community service projects across 10 of its branch locations in Texas, California, Washington, Arizona, and Oregon.

Pacific Mobile Structures is a company that takes pride in providing exceptional modular buildings to customers all over the Western United States, Texas, and Arizona. However, the company’s commitment to excellence and empowerment goes beyond its products and services. In fact, Pacific Mobile Structures also offers scholarships to the children of their employees to help them pursue higher education. Delinda, one of Pacific Mobile Structures’ employees, recently expressed her gratitude for the company’s scholarship program. Her daughter Nada is currently serving in the Madagascar Peace Corps as a Community Health Advisor.

Pacific Mobile is proud to offer students pursuing a career in architecture at Portland State University with scholarships. Camilla Palmer is our 2023 scholarship recipient. Camilla has two years left in the Portland State University School of Architecture Program.

Ellie Josephson is our 2022 scholarship recipient. Ellie will be graduating this June with her Bachelor’s of Science in Architecture from Portland State University School of Architecture.