| Cargill Cares Alumni Newsletter |
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....Or click on Spring 2025 Newsletter to view the full document. President’s Corner - Phil Deeney Volunteering is our Superpower. Our CCA Project Leads are the backbone of our volunteer efforts. They lay the foundation for all our community projects. Click to read more from Phil. __________________________________________ Volunteer Spotlight The Project Leads are the driving force, the glue, the muscle and the motivators who power the core of our organization. Click to read about the CCA Super Heros |  “What you do makes a difference, and you have to decide what kind of difference you want to make.” |
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Spring and Summer Social Activities
A New Lead for CCA Education
Cargill Cares Alumni 2025 Annual Meeting
Introducing the Updated CCA website
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Questions About Retirement and Benefits?
From time to time, CCA receives inquiries about health care, benefits, retirement, etc. While we are not able to answer those questions, we certainly want you to get answers. In all cases, we recommend that you contact Cargill directly, so you can get the straight answers from them.
- Call Cargill Pension Services at: 800-495-9006
- Or Visit: https://cargillmybenefits.ehr.com/
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Cargill trivia - Did you find the trivia questions?
How well do you know your Cargill trivia? Check your answers .
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The CCA newsletter is published quarterly in spring, summer, fall and winter. It is distributed to Cargill retirees and
other alumni, as well as Cargill senior leadership. If you have articles to share, stories of volunteer activities or other items of interest, please send them directly to Barb Kula at b.l.kula@comcast.net.
Contact the CCA office at cargillcaresalumni11@gmail.com.
President’s Corner - Phil Deeney
Our CCA Project Leads are the backbone of our volunteer efforts. They lay the foundation for all our community projects. These individuals identify community needs, plan how to meet those needs and bring together our CCA volunteer members to have the greatest impact.
Many of our projects revolve around feeding and housing others -- addressing critical issues like poverty and homelessness. Our Project Leads coordinate with other CCA members to ensure things run smoothly in tackling these critical issues. By working closely with our selected nonprofits, they make sure our efforts have the biggest impact possible.
Their dedication inspires others to join in and make a difference. They also keep an eye on how things are going, adjusting as needed to improve our efforts. The result is lasting change in our communities.
Volunteering is our Superpower.
Phil at FMSC Pack at the Park 2024
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Cargill Cares Alumni 2025 Annual Meeting
We want to invite you to the Cargill Cares Alumni Annual Meeting, which will be held at the Cargill Office Center the morning of Tuesday, May 20, 2025. Look forward to a Cargill business update. Enjoy social time with fellow CCA members. Celebrate recognition for outstanding CCA volunteers.
Details and registration will be sent April 1. Plan to attend!
Introducing the Updated CCA website! Over the last few months, we have been making some updates to the CCA website. Our biggest changes are the new menu options and re-worked Volunteer pages. Return to TOP |
How Did You Do on the Trivia Questions: Which of the following was NOT a Cargill corporate office at one time? Which of these did Cargill NOT pioneer or develop? Return to TOP |