Cycle Carpentry Corp of East Bridgewater recently completed a meaningful community project that will directly benefit hundreds of young athletes and their families. After learning that the East Bridgewater Little League was dealing with repeated vandalism to its wooden doors, Curtis Perry and his team at Cycle Carpentry stepped forward to help. The league had been struggling for years with damaged frames, broken locks and constant repairs caused by late night break-ins. Each time a door was kicked in, volunteers were forced to patch it temporarily, only to see the damage return days or weeks later. The situation not only created ongoing safety concerns for equipment storage and field access, but also placed a financial strain on a nonprofit organization already relying heavily on volunteer support. Recognizing the importance of giving kids a safe, positive place to play baseball, Cycle Carpentry put in three new steel frame doors and provided all labor required for installation, offering a lasting solution to a problem that had become both costly and disruptive.
The new steel doors are designed to withstand far more force than the wooden ones that had repeatedly failed. By choosing durable, impact-resistant materials, Cycle Carpentry ensured that the Little League would have secure entryways capable of withstanding attempted vandalism while reducing the need for constant repairs. The installation was completed at no cost to the organization, allowing league volunteers to redirect their time and resources toward preparing fields, managing equipment and organizing the upcoming season. This contribution not only improves the day-to-day operations of the league but also reinforces how vital it is for small businesses to support the spaces where children gather, learn teamwork and build confidence. In a town where community sports serve as an important anchor for families, the upgrade represents a meaningful investment in the wellbeing of East Bridgewater youth.
Cycle Carpentry’s donation reflects a long standing commitment to giving back to the community it serves. Acts of support like this strengthen the bonds between local businesses and residents, creating a shared sense of pride in the places where children grow up. Perry emphasized that the project was about more than repairing doors. It was about preserving a place that holds memories for generations of families and ensuring that it remains safe for the next. By stepping in, Cycle Carpentry set an example of how small, local companies can make a significant difference when they choose to invest in community needs.
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Company Name: Cycle Carpentry Corp
Contact Person: Curtis Perry
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Phone: 7814123006
Address:28 Park Ave
City: East Bridgewater
State: MA
Country: United States
Website: https://www.cyclecarpentry.com