In late July 2024, Spire employees spent time volunteering and building a platform for a historic fighter jet – the F/A-18 E1, which was the first Super Hornet ever produced. After many years away from Missouri, the jet was brought back to the area and arrived at The National Museum of Transportation in St. Louis in December 2023. At the time, it was unassembled. Now, it proudly sits assembled at the Museum.
Source: Spire’s website
We installed an arbor and signage at the entrance to the Spire Rain Garden on the lower level of The National Museum of Transportation. Thanks to our Master Gardener April Anderson for moving the project forward. We appreciate Spire’s support and advancement of environmentally sound solutions.
We had a productive workday with an energetic team of socially-distanced volunteers from Spire! Together the small group cleared a trail through the Museum rain garden and mulched trees along the main garden walk.
Thank you, Spire!
One of our pollinators took to a volunteer’s hat and perched thereupon. This was not photoshopped–just a great affirmation of the joy our volunteers bring to guests of all kinds!
Spire employees kicked off August with a productive volunteer workday at The National Museum of Transportation! Corporate workdays help the Museum efficiently complete large projects while allowing employees to benefit from a unique fellowship opportunity. To learn more about corporate/group volunteer opportunities, please contact April at [email protected]
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