Apache Industrial employees volunteer with the CEO Foundation to plant 137 trees at Willow Waterhole Conservancy near Meyerland in partnership with Trees for Houston on 35th anniversary of Earth Day.
A handful of Apache Industrial employee volunteers plant one of 137 trees with the CEO Foundation and Trees for Houston at Willow Waterhole Conservancy.
Apache Industrial employees support CEO Foundation and Earth Day by planting 137 trees to make the community a little greener, healthier and kinder.
Apache takes great pride in caring for our people and applying operational excellence on our job sites. It is a natural extension to give back to our community and care for the environment.”— Stephen Hillier, CEO of Apache Industrial
HOUSTON, TX, UNITED STATES, April 30, 2025 /
EINPresswire.com/ -- Apache Industrial (Apache) volunteers participated with the CEO Foundation in making the community a little greener and healthier to honor the 35th anniversary of Earth Day.
Apache helped plant 137 trees on April 22 at Willow Waterhole Conservancy near Meyerland in partnership with Trees for Houston.
Apache partners with CEO Foundation which supports education and arts, health and wellness and environmental initiatives. The CEO Foundation evolved from a broken heart and a dream of Jackie Pham Nguyen. When Nguyen tragically lost three children in a house fire during a winter freeze, she used donated funds to honor her children, Colette, Edison, and Olivia, with a legacy of promoting values in children and their families for generations to come.
"Our Apache team dedicating a day to improving the local environment is consistent with Apache's value of sustainability and it supports Jackie's dream and a legacy of caring," said Stephen Hillier, CEO of Apache Industrial.
Apache core values are safety, operational excellence and caring for its employees and communities.
"It is appropriate that we take a day to give back to our environment and our community. As a company that takes great pride in caring for our people and applying operational excellence on our job sites, it is a natural extension to care for the environment," Hillier added.
An Apache employee volunteer summarized it well when she said, "Apache Cares isn't just a hashtag – it's a value that shows up in real ways. We care and we're growing good things."
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