In 2017, Pinnacle continued to focus on serving others with compassion, respect and excellence. Our team members experienced a greater sense of joy and fulfillment as they enthusiastically supported various causes across the Pinnacle platform. Our labors of love reached from New York to Miami Beach and from Seattle to San Diego with many other locales in between, particularly during our Corporate Team Community Service Week which rolled out nationwide.

Collectively, Pinnacle contributed over 3,400 volunteer hours and raised/donated nearly $86,000 to various charities. Our efforts served national non-profits as well as locally based groups in our neighborhoods across the country. With more than 117 volunteer/fundraising events last year, we impacted over 90 charities.

We hope you enjoy the smiles on the faces of our team members as well as the various types of service depicted in the photos. This is possible because Pinnacle values our commitment to serve others and offers teams the opportunity to experience fulfillment and purpose.

Jeanne KlobedansDirector of Community Service

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COMMUNITY SERVICE WEEK: OCTOBER 2-6, 2017Pinnacle held its second annual Corporate Team Community Service Week in October

2017 where team members from each of the company’s 15 corporate and regional offices volunteered at least one day during a dedicated work week at local food banks,

alliances or other ministries within their own communities. Pinnacle’s active volunteer program encourages all team members to support

various non-profits at times that are convenient to their professional and personal schedules. Corporate Team Community Service Week put

a synchronized focus on these efforts by allowing corporate employees to assist an organization of their choosing

for an entire work day.

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CHILDREN’S HUNGER FUNDPinnacle is an avid supporter of Children’s Hunger Fund, which provides nourishing food for hungry kids across America and around the world. The organization distributes Food Paks and other aid through local churches so that they may deliver hope to suffering children and families in their communities.

In October, Pinnacle’s Dallas office sent 56 volunteers and spent a total of 448 hours packing around 2,400 bags of beans and several large boxes of dried fruit. The team also sorted through toys and large rolls of wrapping paper for an upcoming Christmas event. Team members returned in November to help wrap the toys.

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WESTSIDE BABYWestside Baby was founded in 2001 by a new mom who recognized the stresses of caring for an infant. This much-needed Seattle-based resource collects, inspects and distributes free diapers, clothing, cribs and safety gear for babies and children.

More than 114 local social service agencies, including shelters and food banks, rely on WestSide Baby for critical necessities for low income families. Since opening, the non-profit has provided more that $19 million worth of free diapers, clothing and gear to more than 233,000 infants and children whose families face challenges meeting those basic needs.

Pinnacle volunteered about 93 hours in October filling orders for clothing, books, supplies, equipment, toiletries, toys, and most importantly diapers. The company also partnered with the organization around the holidays to support the “Joy Drive,” a local event benefitting underprivileged babies and children in King County and surrounding areas. Our donations of 4,117 diapers, 120 winter coats and 275 pairs of pajamas impacted approximately 200 families.

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ATLANTA COMMUNITY FOOD BANKEvery year, the Atlanta Community Food Bank works with more than 600 nonprofit partners – including food pantries, community kitchens, childcare centers, night shelters and senior centers – to distribute over 60 million meals for more than 755,000 people in 29 counties across metro Atlanta and north Georgia.

Pinnacle visited the Atlanta Community Food Bank in October to help pack boxes of food for senior citizens in the Metro Atlanta area. Everyone took a different role that varied from box building, packing, weighing, and shipping. During our time at the organization, we helped pack 18,900 pounds of food that would provide 15,750 meals to seniors in 29 Georgia counties.

Pinnacle chose to volunteer at the Atlanta Community Food Bank for Corporate Community Service Week as it coincided with the Atlanta Apartment Association’s Food Drive. In 2017, the Atlanta regional office and 30 area properties donated 3,078 food items and $4,484. Our team put in a great deal of effort to ensure we did our part to help provide for the people in our community with food insecurities.

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OTHER FEATURED COMMUNITY SERVICE WEEK ACTIVITIESCentral Austin Food Bank (9 hours)

Second Harvest Food Bank California (18 hours)

Second Harvest Food Bank Central Florida (346 hours)

Feed My Starving Children (20 hours)

Food Bank of the Rockies (20 hours)

United Against Poverty (131 hours)

Habitat for Humanity Central Florida (185 hours)

Habitat for Humanity Portland (120 hours)

Give Kids the World (132 hours)

United Way (8 hours)

Project 150 (78 hours)

Feed My Starving Children (9 hours)

SAMM Ministries (24 hours)

St. Mary’s Food Bank Alliance (27 hours)

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A Gift for Teaching

A Grateful Mind

Adrianna's Attic

Alzheimer's Association

American Cancer Society

American Heart Association

American Red Cross

Atlanta Community Food Bank

Base Camp

Boys & Girls Club

Boys & Girls Club Thrift Store & Warehouse

Breast Cancer Research Foundation

Burbank Civic Pride Partnership Committee

Burbank Temporary Aid Center

Camp Korey

Central Texas Food Bank

Child Rescue Network

Children's Hospital of Colorado

Children's Hunger Fund

Children's Safety Village

Chrysalis

Clean the World

Clean Up Winter Park

Easter Seals

Family Gateway

Feed My Starving Children

Florida Safety Council

Food Bank of the Rockies

Give Kids the World

Giving Tree

Habitat for Humanity

Habitat ReStore

Harvest Time International

Hatching Hope

In Harmony with Nature

InteGreat

IREM

Journey's Companion

Make a Wish

MS Walk

Mustard Seed

National Multiple Sclerosis Society

Nevers Foundation

New Hope for Kids

North Texas Food Bank

Operation Shoebox

Pantene Beautiful Lengths

Pasado's Safe Haven

Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando

Pet Rescue by Judy

Portfolio Resident Services

Portland Youth Builders

Project 150

Quest, Inc.

Ronald McDonald House

Rowlett Chamber Foundation

Salvation Army

Samaritan's Purse

SAMMinistries

Sanford Rescue Outreach

SEACCA

Second Harvest Food Bank

Seminole State College

Sleep Train - Foster Kids

SPCA of Texas

Stephen Siller Foundation

Street Team Movement

Texas Diaper Bank

The Giving Tree

Toys for Tots

Tri-City Canned Food Drive

United Against Poverty

United Way

Walk for Wishes

Washington Women In Need

Westie Rescue of Orange County

Westside Baby

Women's Empowerment

Yellow Brick Road

IN 2017, PINNACLE WAS PROUD TO SERVE THE FOLLOWING CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS.