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Davison was pleased to donate funds to sponsor The Pittsburgh Rampage, an under-11 boys soccer team comprised of players from all over the eastern side of the city. The team competes at the highest level in the region, which can be very expensive for the players’ families. In these tough economic times, many of the …

The hurricane season in 2004 affected many United States residents on the East Coast. In Pittsburgh, where our corporate offices are located, we also experienced the devastating effects of Hurricane Ivan when many of our towns were damaged from serious flooding. The employees at Davison held a food and clothing drive to help our neighbors …

Davison is a proud sponsor of the Township of O’Hara Police Department Community Resource Program. The local outreach and comprehensive guide educates residents and businesses on how to stay safe and protect themselves against all types of crime and hazards. The company is pleased to support such a worthwhile program that is making a real …

Davison is a proud sponsor of the Township of O’Hara Police Department Community Resource Program. The local outreach and comprehensive guide educates residents and businesses on how to stay safe and protect themselves against all types of crime and hazards. The company is pleased to support such a worthwhile program that is making a real …

The March of Dimes is a national organization that helps save babies. In 2004, Davison was a sponsor of the Pittsburgh Chapter’s fundraiser “Chefs Auction of Pittsburgh” for The March of Dimes. Davison auctioned off our services to the highest bidder, who received one invention completely researched, designed, and presented to a corporation.

The following is an excerpt from a letter our company received from The Kiski School’ s Associate Headmaster for Institutional Advancement thanking us for our company’s contribution to The Kiski School Scholarship Program: “We are grateful for your continued support during our program’s second year. Your gift will help advance our mission to prepare students …