How It Started – Caps for Carlie A while back I wrote about the generosity of one of our LockNet employees, Lena Thornton. Lena has been a Technical Service Representative for LockNet since 2007. She and her friend, Tonya Bruner, organized Caps for Carlie in order to collect hats and t-shirts for children battling cancer. […]
Read moreI’d like to take a break from our regular Trade Show Tuesday posts to spotlight a LockNet employee who has touched the hearts of 180 sick children – yes, you read that right, 180 children. Lena Thornton (on left), veteran Technical Service Representative, started Caps for Carlie with her friend Tonya Bruner in mid-February. One […]
Read moreEvery year LockNet chooses a charitable giving project during the holidays, and every year it seems to get more awe-inspiring. This year could be hard to top after the countless rolls of wrapping paper, dozens of toy aisles walked, and three truckloads of neatly wrapped packages were hauled away to the homes of 20 families […]
Read moreWe’re right in the middle of trade show season and are heading out at the beginning of May for our second ConnectionPoint trade show of the year. In March the Sales Team attended RestaurantPoint in Central Florida. The ConnectionPoint team partnered with the Food Bank of Central Florida to raise money from vendors for the […]
Read moreFoodChain is a local non-profit company in Lexington whose mission is to provide hands-on education and training for area youth and adults around indoor food production and processing. Founded in 2011, FoodChain proudly hosts the region’s first indoor aquaponics system. What’s aquaponics you say? It’s quite neat. They grow fish, which produces waste. That waste […]
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