Supporting our front lines
Delivered more supplies to Swedish Hospital of Chicago. We support our front lines.
Let us continue working together to keep COVID-19 at bay.
Contributing to a Great Cause
Horizon is proud to have contributed to the Cornelia de Lange Syndrome (CdLS) Foundation this year!!!
To learn more about Cornelia de Lange Syndrome and the CdLS Foundation please visit their website: http://www.cdlsusa.org/index.htm
Helping the homeless through HALO
Since 2015, Horizon Retail Construction employees have championed the cause of HALO, Inc., the Homeless Assistance Leadership Organization. The history between Horizon and HALO goes back much farther, as Horizon President Patrick Christensen is a huge advocate of HALO, donating thousands of business suits since its inception to assist individuals on their journey to self-sufficiency.…
Horizon Retail Construction shows support for veterans
Charities that support veterans have been a passion for Horizon Retail Construction for the past two years. In 2016, hundreds of non-perishable food items were collected for Veterans Outreach of Wisconsin. Since that time, employees have been collecting food and supplies for veterans living at its James A. Peterson Veteran Village. The village, a collection…
Toy drive for Penfield sends important message
For the past two years, Horizon Retail Construction employees have made the holidays much brighter for kids at the Penfield Children’s Center in Milwaukee through toy drives. In 2016, the company sponsored 60 children; in 2017, more than 64 individuals were sponsored, thanks to Horizon employees. Becky Michelsen, manager of community outreach and family programs…
Volunteering is a labor of ‘Love’ for Horizon employees
In November 2017, Horizon Retail Construction employee volunteers mobilized to help Love, Inc., a Burlington, Wis., non-profit spruce up a new building it had purchased for its distribution center. Over two days, 16 Horizon workers led by Vice President Dan Prince helped wire-brush and scrape walls before masking off areas and rolling up their sleeves…