TASC Supports Learning Experiences at MMSD with Donated STEAM and Personal Care Resources

Photos by Beau Meyer Photography: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/irggmwq98x7vh4d/AADzql7zoePXD3YfII52fKpSa?dl=0

Madison, Wis.—Total Administrative Services Corporation (TASC) celebrated its 45^th anniversary with acts of service that will soon benefit students of the 45+ schools in the Madison Metropolitan School District (MMSD).

About 1,200 employees from across the country gathered at the Monona Terrace Community and Convention Center from March 10-12, 2020. During those few days, TASC employees participated in paid volunteer time to help support the unique needs of all MMSD students.

On Wednesday, March 11, about a third of TASC’s volunteer corps went shopping for supplies to fill Care Boxes with nonperishable food items, personal hygiene products, and toys and games. All of these items, as well as store gift cards, were assembled into care packages that will be delivered to every MMSD school at a later date.

While TASC had initially planned to send its volunteers into the district schools to engage with students in fun learning activities, TASC and MMSD made a collaborative decision to suspend these plans.

“This is a time of preparation and prevention,” said TASC CEO Dan Rashke. “We at TASC, along with everyone at MMSD, are committed to keeping our students, staff and community safe and healthy.”

Grace Wall is the TASC employee who coordinated the entire TASC in the Community operation. “We are disappointed that we couldn’t go into the schools this week, but we are an adaptable team of coworkers and made the best of the situation,” she said. “We are proud to provide students with incredible tools and resources that will serve them now and in the future.”

Recognizing MMSD’s longstanding partnership with Demco and the district-wide Makerspace initiative, TASC relied on their expertise to select products and hands-on activities that engage students academically. Demco delivered Makerspace carts to MMSD schools earlier this week. Teachers and librarians are eager to unpack the boxes and give their students access to STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art and math) materials.

“We are thrilled that TASC is providing resources for our students and teachers to create spaces where students will gather to design, invent, tinker, explore, build and discover,” said TJ McCray, MMSD’s Director of Instructional Technology & Media Services. “This speaks directly to our district’s vision for all students—that they will graduate with the skills and abilities to be successful in college, career and community.”

All told, TASC’s in-kind contribution is valued at $400,000.

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About Total Administrative Services Corporation (TASC)

TASC is the nation’s largest privately held third-party benefits administrator with a mission to improve the health, wealth and well-being of its customers, employees and communities. TASC’s industry-changing Universal Benefit Account® eliminates redundant processes and platforms, increases accuracy, and significantly reduces administrative burdens to make benefits feel like benefits. With offices across the nation, TASC services over 80,000 public- and private-sector clients. For more information visit tasconline.com or call 1-800-422-4661.

TASC Donates to Employees’ Favorite Charities

MADISON, Wisconsin, December 3, 2019—TASC (Total Administrative Services Corporation) announced today that it has donated to ten of its employee’s favorite charities. Each charity will receive $1,000, for a total donation of $10,000.

The employees and their charities include: Peter Augelli and Jessie Small (Lindbergh Elementary), Heather Barnes (Hope Vibes), Barbara Ciudad (Rady Children’s Hospital), Stephanie Hayden (Reach-a-Child), Sandi Holcomb (Central Wisconsin Community Action Council), Jodi Raczkiewicz (DAIS), Melissa Sather (Majestic Hills Ranch Foundation), Don Tuscany (Camp Kesem), Sheila Vetrone (Mid-Day Women’s Alliance), and Theresa Zenchenko (Disability Rights Wisconsin).

TASC’s chief executive officer, Dan Rashke, shared that, the ten organizations were chosen due to the employee’s strong involvement with the charities. Rashke said, “these TASC employees give of their time, mind and money to help these charities continue their good work.”

About TASC

TASC is the nation’s largest privately held third-party benefits administrator with a mission to improve the health, wealth and well-being of its customers, employees and communities. TASC’s industry-changing Universal Benefit Account® eliminates redundant processes and platforms, increases accuracy, and significantly reduces administrative burdens to make benefits feel like benefits. With offices across North America, TASC services over 75,000 public and private sector clients. For more information visit www.tasconline.com or call toll free 1-800-422-4661.

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For more information contact:
Bruce Stein|Public Relations & Communications Director
Total Administrative Services Corporation (TASC)
e: bruce.stein@tasconline.com
w: www.tasconline.com
p: 608.268.8807

Total Administrative Services Corporation Presents a Major Donation to Habitat for Humanity

Madison, WI – September 18, 2019 – Total Administrative Services Corporation (TASC), a leading provider of account-based benefit plans, compliance solutions, trust-funded healthcare savings, and reimbursement program solutions, has donated $10,000 to the Habitat for Humanity of Dane County. It was announced today at a double home dedication in Sun Prairie, Wisconsin. The home dedications took place at 1112 and 1116 Chicory Way.

The homes, sponsored by TASC (Total Administrative Services Corporation), will mark the 290th and 291st Habitat homes build in Dane County and the 39th and 40th homes built in Sun Prairie. An additional nine homes are planned over the course of the next two years in the Vandenburg Heights neighborhood.

Prior to breaking ground on both homes, staff from TASC built the home frames in the parking lot of Warner Park in partnership with the United Way Seasons of Caring Kick-Off event. The frames were then moved to their permanent locations in Sun Prairie.

“TASC has been committed to the good work of the Habitat for Humanity of Dane County for some time now, helping build several houses in our parking lot,” said Cliff Mason, TASC for President. “I was proud today to deepen that relationship by making this donation. I hope it helps build more homes for deserving families in Dane County.”

About TASC
For over four decades, TASC has specialized in on-demand, account-based benefit plans, trust-funded healthcare savings, reimbursement programs and compliance solutions to brokers, consultants, financial service firms, health plans, and employers.  TASC’s Universal Benefit Account^® provides a unified view of all TASC products and services including healthcare, fringe and education benefits. Access to Universal Benefit Account is offered on a monthly subscription basis under an on-demand software delivery model to help organizations mitigate escalating health care costs and obligations. With offices across North America, TASC services over 75,000 public and private sector clients. For more information visit www.tasconline.com or call toll free 1-800-422-4661.

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For more information contact:

Bruce Stein
TASC
Tel: 608-268-8807
Email: bruce.stein@tasconline.com

Feel the Love Wisconsin

In 2018, Lennox, a leading provider of innovative home comfort solutions, launched a new corporate social responsibility program called, Feel The Love. The Feel The Love program, originally launched as Heat U.P. in 2009, engages Lennox dealers and employees to nominate deserving families in need with access to perfect indoor heating and air, at no cost including installation.

2019 Feel the Love Wisconsin Press Release

Old National Bank Foundation Awards $47,500 to Six Wisconsin Nonprofit Organizations

Madison, WI. (July 29, 2019) – Old National Bank Foundation, philanthropic arm of Old National Bank (NASDAQ: ONB) announced contributions totaling $47,500 to six Wisconsin organizations and an annual total of $1.9 Million footprint-wide, with some contributions being multi-year commitments. The Foundation awarded the following grants:

• 100 Black Men of Madison will receive $10,000 for Project SOAR (Student Opportunities, Access and Readiness).
• Asset Builders of America will receive $7,500 to support their Youth Power Financial Education Initiative. 
• Big Brothers Big Sisters of Dane County will receive $7,500 to benefit High School & Beyond: College and Vocation program.
• Milwaukee Habitat for Humanity will receive $10,000 to assist 35 Low- to Moderate-Income families with the Affordable Homeownership and Repairs program.
• Movin Out Inc. was awarded $7,500 to support the Community Impact Program Pilot.
• United Performing Arts Fund will receive $5,000 for the La Casa de Esperanza Family Literacy Program.

“Old National Bank is focused on developing partnerships with organizations in our communities that are dedicated to leveraging funding opportunities that impact areas of greatest need.  We are proud to partner with nonprofit organizations like the six grant recipients to strengthen our communities through initiatives with meaningful impact,” said Kevin Anderson, Wisconsin Region CEO of Old National Bank.

“Through Old National’s charitable giving programs, the Foundation demonstrates its commitment to improve the quality of life in the communities where its clients, associates and shareholders live and work,” according to Janet Baas, Foundation President.  “Due to the volume of applications received, each application is evaluated on a competitive basis as we strive to fund programs with strong impact and measurable outcomes.  The Foundation’s primary focus areas are affordable housing, economic development, workforce development, financial literacy, and education programs.  Priority consideration is also giving to initiatives that serve low-to-moderate income individuals and households,” said Baas.  To learn more about the Foundation, please visit www.oldnational.com/giving.

About Old National

Old National Bancorp (NASDAQ: ONB), the holding company of Old National Bank, is the largest financial services holding company headquartered in Indiana. With $20.1 billion in assets, it ranks among the top 100 banking companies in the U.S.  Since its founding in Evansville in 1834, Old National Bank has focused on community banking by building long-term, highly valued partnerships with clients. Today, Old National’s footprint includes Indiana, Kentucky, Minnesota, Michigan, and Wisconsin. In addition to providing extensive services in retail and commercial banking, Old National offers comprehensive wealth management, investments, and capital market services. For more information and financial data, please visit Investor Relations at oldnational.com.             

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Photo: Old National Bank Foundation Representatives Present Grant to 100 Black Men of Madison

Pictured Left to Right: Amos Anderson, Floyd Rose, Anthony Timmons of 100 Black Men of Madison, Andrea Finck & Kingsley Gobourne of Old National Bank.

Photo Credit: Paul McMahon, Heartland Images Photography

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CONTACT:

Andrea Marquardt Finck – (608) 354-0893

Vice President, Community Relations

Janet Baas – (812) 464-1515

President, Old National Bank Foundation