Work as if you were to live 100 years. Pray as if you were to die tomorrow -Ben Franklin
Louisville, KY
Joined September 2012
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Justin Heckel retweeted
An Open Letter to Benevity: Stop Using the @splcenter's Discredited “Hate List”
CC: @ADFLegal, @AmericanFamAssc, @CCVPolicy, David Horowitz Freedom Center, @donoharm, @family_policy, @FRCdc, @genspect, @Moms4Liberty, @ethical_care, @ThemBeforeUs
Justin Heckel retweeted
🚨Major corporate giving platforms use the Southern Poverty Law Center to vet charities, effectively blocking donations to many conservative and faith-based nonprofits wrongly labeled as “hate groups.”
Benevity, a platform used by hundreds of corporations to manage workplace donations, says it has processed more than $18.5 billion in transactions. Company materials show that the platform relies on the SPLC list to help determine which organizations employees are allowed to select for donations.
Justin Heckel retweeted
🚨BREAKING EXCLUSIVE
How does Corporate America systematically blacklist conservatives? It outsources the dirty work to morally bankrupt smear factory, using a "hate map" that actually inspired violence.😲
Here's how it works, and how conservatives are fighting back.
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Justin Heckel retweeted
The SPLC is an evil organization that spreads hate propaganda relentlessly.
It needs to be shut down.
Thank you @FBIDirectorKash, this is huge!
Is the SPLC involved at all with the FBI? The SPLC incited a mass shooting against a Christin group, the Family Research Council, and provides a "hit list" for terrorists.
Now would be a good time to clean house fully.
Justin Heckel retweeted
Our hearts are shattered. America has lost one of its greatest champions. A loving family has lost the most extraordinary husband and father. All of us must now dedicate ourselves to defeating the evil that stole Charlie from this world.
Justin Heckel retweeted
UPS honors those who have served our country this holiday season. This week, Kentucky Trucking Association road team captains @UPSers drivers Dale Brenaman & Jason Herko will support @WreathsAcross to deliver wreaths in Illinois, Indiana & Kentucky ahead of Dec 16th ceremonies. #ServeAndSucceed
Justin Heckel retweeted
This is a true story from September 11, 2001.
In New York City, it seemed like there were UPS trucks on every corner, at all hours of the day. That’s why Joe Liana, the UPS district manager for Manhattan, ran into the city on his day off as soon as he heard that the World Trade Center had been attacked.
He had 27 UPSers working in those buildings.
Even with the closure of city transportation, he caught one of the last trains into Manhattan and eventually reached the UPS complex on 43rd Street. There, electronic messages were sent to the digital clipboards of every driver.
After three hours, he finally received news that there were four trucks crushed in the building’s collapse but miraculously, no UPSers had been hurt.
With the knowledge that everyone was accounted for, Joe called his 4,000 UPSers from around the city to 43rd Street to sort through tens of thousands of packages looking for medical supplies, which they found. 200 deliveries were then made by quick working UPS drivers to hospitals, pharmacies and doctors, right when they needed it most.
As we remember the anniversary of those attacks, we honor those who served at great cost. But we recognize that today may be hard for so many people who either lost loved ones or lived through the tragedy, including many of our UPSers. Whoever you may be, we remember you and honor you today. #UPSWillNeverForget
Story Source: Bloomberg Business, Oct. 2001.
Justin Heckel retweeted
We are pleased to be back at the negotiating table next week to resolve the few remaining open issues. We are prepared to increase our industry-leading pay and benefits, but need to work quickly to finalize a fair deal that provides certainty for our customers, our employees and businesses across the country.
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Justin Heckel retweeted
For nearly three decades, UPS & its workforce have had a tremendous impact on Kentucky’s economy. Our footprint in Kentucky with UPS Worldport & multiple ground facilities plays a crucial role in the success of the global logistics economy that many businesses rely on every day.
Love watching @thejakepratt continue to do great things! Proud to have had the opportunity to work with Jake & his amazing family over the last couple of years. Jake is a one of a kind guy! I’m incredibly proud to see how Jake and @UPS continue to #DeliverWhatMatters! @UPSPolicy
Justin Heckel retweeted
I’m so pumped to announce the 2023 Jake Pratt Scholarship winners today. We will be helping 5 young adults with Down Syndrome reach their dreams of going to college!
Thank you to my awesome employer @UPS for sponsoring these scholarships and to @DSACARES for making it possible!
For nearly 50 years, Judy Thomas has served her community at UPS both as a driver and behind the counter. It’s a job she began as a young mother and is not thinking about retirement.
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Go behind the scenes of a UPS cargo aircraft with Philadelphia Aircraft Maintenance Technician Eddie Soto.
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Since 2012, UPS's Transitional Learning Center in Louisville, Ky., has prepared people with disabilities to become UPS employees.
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