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Arvin Sango, Inc. strongly believes in being a good "Corporate Citizen" and is a frequent contributor to local charities and community projects. "Our World, Our Company... and Let Us Work for Our Own and Everyone’s Prosperity" – it’s more than a company motto. It’s a promise we make not only to our customers, but also to our members and the communities of Madison, Indiana, and Merced, California. We have touched the lives of thousands through charitable donations and personal involvement in a variety of regional programs and volunteer organizations. Each community is equally supportive of us. At ASI, we are happy to call Madison and Merced "home". |
In 1986, an idea was conceived to beautify Madison's riverfront by building a brick walkway overlook, and installing period lighting, landscaping and benches. Since that time, nearly $3 million has been invested in the Riverfront Project with 95% of these funds provided by the general public. Thanks to this public interest, the walkway now extends .9 miles.
The Riverfront Project in Madison, Indiana is located on Vaughn Drive between St. Michael's Avenue and Vine Street, overlooking the Ohio River. Arvin Sango's overlook, at the foot of Jefferson Street, was completed in 1992.The featured watercolor is by artist Larry Rudolech of Madison, Indiana.
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ASI presented a check for
playground equipment for Jaycee Park to Mayor Al Huntington at Arvin Sango's Decade of
Dedication ceremony in 1996. The equipment was assembled by volunteer members of the
Madison Jaycees Club, but was not installed in the park until the spring of 1997 due to
the Ohio River flooding its banks in February of 1997. The playground's orange and blue "activity gym" features three different slides, a bridge, a covered 'look-out', and many other features. |
| Jaycee Park is located on Vaughn Drive and Ferry Street in Madison, Indiana. |
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ASI's California plant donated $10,000 to the City of Merced, California in October 1996 for the purchase of bleachers for the Merced Youth Sports Complex. The Complex, currently under construction, is a joint project between the City of Merced and the Merced Youth Sports Association. |
| The complex's fields are multi-purpose for community youth football and soccer, with two fields to be equipped with lights for night usage. The complex also will feature a hard court area, a picnic area with concession stand, horseshoe pits and play equipment. |  |