Category: Community Involvement

ACIPCO partnered with Hearts in Hands to build a deck and wheelchair ramp for an ACIPCO-Finley neighbor. The additions will allow her to safely get in and out of her home, as she recovers from a stroke.

What Susan Eagan did for AMERICAN was perhaps one of the most inclusive and self-less actions a person could take, and it solidified a dream she shared with her husband, John J. Eagan.

Almost 300 students, teachers and parents from across Jefferson County attended the 19th Annual Jefferson County Water Festival on March 8 at Samford University. This water education event allows students to learn about water, our most precious resource, as well as […]

For Ayden Allred, it started with an idea. How could he create a self-sustaining solution to help pets and people have access to clean drinking water along the Buck Creek Trail?

From researching ways to develop new products and refine processes, to programming digital interfaces and designing stations for equipment, engineers play an important role in the company’s success.

Specification Rubber Products in Alabaster, Alabama, is expanding its operations in Shelby County with the purchase of a 120,000 square-foot warehouse that sits on more than 16 acres in Pelham. Located less than half a mile from Spec Rubber’s manufacturing […]

In January 2024, volunteers with Hearts in Hands replaced a door in a neighbor’s home near ACIPCO’s facility. Through the company’s partnership with Hearts in Hands, 339 projects were completed for elderly and low-income homeowners across the Birmingham area in […]

AMERICAN Steel Pipe Director of Project Management Thea Couture was recently appointed to the Board of Directors for United Ability, a non-profit that provides services to connect people with disabilities to their communities.

For more than 35 years, ACIPCO’s Board of Operatives has visited United Ability (UA) at Christmas and made a contribution on behalf of employees. In 2023, $35,000 was given, and more than $1.3 million has been donated over the past […]

For the sixth year, ACIPCO Members in the Community partnered with Boyd Brothers Transportation to collect toys for the Sugar Plum Shop at Children’s of Alabama. Toys collected are given to children who are in the hospital during the holidays. […]