TASC in the Community

TASC strives to be a responsible corporate citizen, particularly in communities where our employees live and work. Our community relations program promotes active employee volunteerism and a long-standing commitment to our local schools.

• TASC–wide Food Drive Helps Supply Food Pantries During an Overlooked Time
  Coordinating food drives at TASC offices across the company, TASC Community Relations delivered tons of food to local food banks. The spring and summer months are often overlooked as companies and individuals tend to donate more during holiday seasons. TASC offices in Albuquerque, Chantilly, Rosslyn and Stafford used their collective forces to help fill that need. TASC´s school partners in Chantilly synchronized their annual food drives along with ours, significantly increasing our combined donations. Our team´s generosity helped the Arlington Food Assistance Center, Fredericksburg Area Food Bank, Roadrunner Food Bank of New Mexico and Reston Interfaith.


• TASC Volunteers with Operation USO Care Package
  In fewer than three hours, TASC and other community volunteers assembled more than 4,500 care packages for service members deployed oversees. On May 8, the volunteers worked with Operation USO Care Package at Ft. Belvoir. Each quarter, TASC will coordinate weekend opportunities to help.


• Elementary Students Wow TASC Volunteers with their Grasp of Scientific Theory
  "The curiosity and ingenuity the kids showed made judging a pleasure," said Leslie Lloyd, one of seven TASC employees who recently volunteered their time to judge the London Towne Elementary Science Fair. "Each grade brought a different perspective but a fun fascination with science," added Leslie, a designer within the Intelligence Operations Business Unit. Leslie also mentors a student at the school, as part of TASC´s school partnership program. TASC began its partnership with London Towne Elementary in 2000. TASC volunteers are also involved with Stone Middle and Westfield High, both in Northern VA; and Blake High in Silver Spring, MD.


• TASC volunteers at ReStore
  What do you get when you mix TASC with Habitat for Humanity's ReStore? You get great people working for a great cause! The leadership team of the Enterprise Systems Business Unit headed over to the ReStore in Chantilly, Va. Furniture was moved. Carpet was cut, rolled and put away. A lot of hard work by enthusiastic people and a job well done!


• Nurturing Tomorrow’s Professionals
  Career advice and tips were the topic of the morning when three TASC team members joined other area professionals at Stone Middle School in Chantilly, VA. Ayana Coston, a human resources generalist; Pamela Drew, PhD, vice president of the Enterprise Systems Business Unit; and Steve Rutledge, director of Security, were among 80 professionals who shared their career path and advice with hundreds of middle school students.  read more