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August 27, 2015

Blasch Donates to Ronald McDonald House

Blasch Precision Ceramics, Inc., an Albany-based ceramic technology manufacturer, is proud to donate to Ronald McDonald House charities nationwide. What began as a cost savings measure quickly turned into charitable giving for children and families in need. To alleviate exorbitant rental charges during industry conferences and tradeshows, Blasch Precision Ceramics’ Director of Marketing proposed purchasing, instead of renting, HDTVs for use at each conference – at a fraction of the rental cost. To take the idea one step further, instead of shipping fragile TVs around the country after these tradeshows, Blasch personnel at each conference coordinate the donation of the conference TV with the closest Ronald McDonald House. At the close of each show, the local Ronald McDonald House becomes a recipient of a just-like-new, 46” RCA 1080p 60Hz LED HDTV with ROKU Streaming for the kids and family members to enjoy.

“Maximizing the ROI of tradeshow investment is always the goal for marketing professionals.  But that certainly doesn’t have to be the only goal.  At Blasch, we take giving back very seriously,” commented Lori Gicewicz, Blasch Precision Ceramics Director of Marketing.  “The ability to help out a worthy cause, children in particular, while at the same time saving money really cemented this idea for us.”

 

About Blasch Precision Ceramics

Founded in 1979, Blasch Precision Ceramics provides innovative solutions for the world’s toughest refractory applications. Blasch produces premium quality net shape refractory ceramic shapes and systems for a variety of manufacturing and process industries throughout the world, including aerospace metals processing, chemical processing, petrochemical refining, power generation, non-ferrous metals processing, industrial process heating, mining and minerals processing, cement production and wear. For more information, please visit Blasch at BlaschCeramics.com.