Corporate Citizenship

Since 1977, Pacesetter Steel Service has been an active member of the community in and around its corporate headquarters in Kennesaw, Georgia, just north of Atlanta.

Healthcare and Research Funding

Throughout the years, Pacesetter has contributed time, resources, and/or donations to the following healthcare and research organizations:

• American Cancer Society
• American Heart Association
• American Leukemia and Lymphoma Society
• American Lung Association
• Children's Healthcare of Atlanta
• Claudia B. Waters Foundation for Breast Cancer Education and Research, Inc.
• Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
• Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation
• Know to Say NO!
• Multiple Sclerosis Foundation
• United Cerebral Palsy

Pacesetter and Social Service Organizations

Pacesetter's social contributions have focused specifically on children and families. Our primary involvement has been with the following groups:

• Big Brothers Big Sisters of America
• Boy Scouts of America
• Foster Care Support Foundation
• Habitat for Humanity
• Special Olympics
• Turner Stadium (home of the Atlanta Braves) Every year, PSSI opens its suite to families of children who suffer from illness, have a disability or special needs.

Diabetes Education through Cycling

Pacesetter is the title sponsor for an elite amateur cycling team (Pacesetter Steel Service Cycling). Through bike rallies, this amateur group helps raise money for children’s associations, such as the East Atlanta Kids Club—a non-profit organization designed to provide activities for inner-city children ages 7 to 17. Pacesetter’s cycling team is also partnered with a professional cycling squad, Team Type 1, whose mission is to disseminate knowledge and improve the lives of others with Type 1 diabetes. Pacesetter’s own Tyler Grahovec, Manager of our Marietta Service Center

Educational and Artistic Funding

Pacesetter has also sponsored or provided funding for the following educational programs conducted by the Georgia Commission on the Holocaust:

• "What are the Lessons of the Holocaust?" - An art and writing contest for Georgia Middle and High School Students (in cooperation with the Georgia Department of Education)
• "Anne Frank in the World: 1929-1945 - Lessons for Humanity" (co-sponsored by Kennesaw State University)