Pacific Mobile Structures’ Dallas team partnered with The Storehouse Community Center for a Day of Service, assembling approximately 500 snack bags for local children and families experiencing food insecurity.

The Pacific Mobile Structures team recently volunteered at Madison Grove Farm, an equine sanctuary dedicated to supporting people, horses, and the local community. Through hands-on service, the team experienced firsthand the power of compassion, connection, and community while helping support the farm’s meaningful mission.

Pacific Mobile Structures’ Portland branch partnered with Clackamas County Parks to improve water safety at two high-risk park locations. Through the installation of life jacket loaner stations and collaboration with local community partners, the project created a lasting resource to help protect visitors and promote safer enjoyment of local waterways.

A local fundraising event at the Molalla Aquatic Center brought businesses, volunteers, and community members together to support swim scholarships for local children. Through the efforts of Friends of Molalla Pool and generous community partners, the event helped make swim lessons and water safety resources more accessible to families in the Molalla community.

The Pacific Mobile Structures Phoenix team recently volunteered with Jose’s Closet, helping organize clothing and essential items for local individuals and families in need. Through hands-on service, the team supported an organization making a meaningful difference in the community and demonstrated Pacific Mobile’s commitment to giving back.

Pacific Mobile Structures’ Seattle Branch made a positive impact in the local community during Positive Impact Week by partnering with NOAH, Northwest Organization for Animal Help. Twenty-three employees volunteered their time to support the animal shelter through hands-on projects including pressure washing, trail clearing, landscaping, cleaning, and facility maintenance. By giving back through employee volunteerism and community involvement, Pacific Mobile Structures helped create a cleaner, safer environment for the animals, staff, and visitors while supporting NOAH’s mission to help homeless dogs and cats find loving homes.

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.