FALCONWOOD CULTURE
At Falconwood we're all about teamwork! We believe strong connections are key, so we host regular team-building events that go beyond the workplace. We cultivate a fun and collaborative environment where colleagues support each other and celebrate our successes together. It's all about building lasting bonds and a team spirit that propels us all forward, fostering camaraderie and lasting memories.
Giving Back
We believe in making a positive impact that extends beyond the workplace. At Falconwood giving back to the community is a core value. We empower our employees to volunteer their time and talents for causes they care about, and we actively support local organizations through donations and sponsorship programs. Together, we strive to create a lasting positive influence in the communities where we live and work.
Major sponsor for Mercy Medical Angels
Falconwood is a proud sponsor of Mercy Medical Angels.
Mercy Medical Angels is the largest charitable medical transportation system in the world. Last year, they provided more than 45,000 free patient trips to clinical care.
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Learn more at www.mercymedical.org
Partner with Warrior Canine Connection as a Puppy Parent
Falconwood is pleased to participate in Warrior Canine Connection, a pioneering organization that utilizes a Mission Based Trauma Recovery model to empower returning combat Veterans who have sustained physical and psychological wounds while in service to our country. Falconwood serves as a Puppy Parent helping to raise the service dogs for approximately two years before they graduate and are placed with a forever Veteran.
Learn more at www.warriorcanineconnection.org
Falconwood's First Service-Dog-in-Training, WCC Rocky, held by Army Veteran / NFL Player Rocky Bleier, after whom the dog was named.
WCC Rocky was a ‘good dog’ who completed his training early, in only 18 months and was placed with a Veteran in need.
Falconwood's newest puppy, WCC Thundercat, is named in honor of United States Army Major Tom Deierlein who’s combat injury in Baghdad inspired his committed to serving others and led to his establishment of the TD Foundation, a volunteer organization dedicated to aiding the children of wounded warriors and fallen heroes, providing crucial support to Veterans’ families in crisis. His call sign in Baghdad was “ThunderCat 6”.