Serving Beyond the Shop Floor: War Horse Industrial’s Team Service Projects

At War Horse Industrial, equipping the customer for victory means more than providing high-quality products and service—it also means showing up for our neighbors in need. Our team believes service is a calling, not just a transaction. That’s why we regularly step away from the workbench to volunteer our time in the community.

Recently, our team came together for hands-on service projects at Some Other Place and the local homeless shelter in Beaumont, Texas. These efforts aren’t just charity—they’re an extension of our values, a way to build unity within our team, and a reminder that real success means lifting others up.

Some Other Place has been a cornerstone of hope in Beaumont since 1968, offering free emergency services to those who have nowhere else to turn. When the call came to serve, we didn’t hesitate. From sorting and distributing food to cleaning and organizing storage areas, our team jumped in wherever needed. It wasn’t glamorous—but it was meaningful.

We also spent time at the homeless shelter, providing essential supplies, lending helping hands, and, most importantly, offering human connection to those often overlooked. These projects challenged us to step outside of our comfort zones and reminded us that real leadership starts with humility.

At War Horse Industrial, we don’t just talk about faith and integrity—we put them to work. Whether it's in a plant, on a job site, or in a soup kitchen, we’re here to serve.

If you want to learn more about the incredible work of Some Other Place, visit someotherplacebeaumont.com.

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