F&M Plastics Makes Annual Conduit Contribution to Community Homestead

F&M Plastics Makes Annual Conduit Contribution to Community Homestead
Osceola, Wisconsin – Family Friendly Workplaces (FFW) is pleased to announce that F&M Plastics, a Gold-Level certified Family Friendly Workplace, recently made an annual conduit contribution to Community Homestead. This meaningful contribution reflects F&M Plastics' ongoing commitment to supporting families and strengthening the local community.
At F&M Plastics, we know that a healthy work-life balance is essential to our employees’ well-being and long-term success,” said Jessica Kaiser, Office Manager of F&M Plastics. “Earning this certification reaffirms our commitment to building a workplace culture where our team feels supported and valued—both professionally and personally. When we invest in our people, the benefits ripple outward into the entire community.”
As part of its dedication to family-centered benefits, F&M Plastics supports Family Friendly Workplaces through nonprofit contributions that help expand access to programs that support families and children. This year’s donation to Community Homestead reinforces F&M Plastics' values and its role in advancing family-friendly practices across western Wisconsin.
Neil Kline, Executive Director of Family Friendly Workplaces, expressed appreciation for the partnership. “We’re grateful for F&M Plastics' support. Their leadership helps make it possible for more organizations to embrace family-first policies and build workplaces that truly support the people who power them.”
The certification process involves a comprehensive review of an employer’s policies and practices that support families. By achieving this certification, F&M Plastics can proudly display the Family Friendly Workplaces logo, further strengthening its ability to attract and retain top talent.
For more information on Family Friendly Workplaces and its certification program, visit www.familyfriendlyworkplaces.org.
Members of the F&M Plastics team presented Community Homestead with their conduit contribution in Osceola.