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Casey Welch |
Casey is a community relations specialist for Southwest Airlines. She finds great joy in her efforts to find opportunities for Southwest to "give back" to the communities it serves through charitable partnerships with non-profit organizations on both a local and national level.
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Lights, Camera, iParticipate! |
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You might notice a common theme running throughout your favorite prime time shows this week. The Entertainment Industry Foundation has mobilized the entertainment community around a groundbreaking initiative designed to inspire a new era of service and volunteerism. |
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Southwest MOWs Meals for the Elderly |
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What has four wheels, ten meals and a lot of LUV? A car full of Southwest Employees delivering Meals on Wheels, of course! On July 8 under the hot Texas sky, more than 270 Dallas-based Employees loaded up 96 cars and scattered across Dallas County to Share the Spirit and deliver food to people in need. Categories: Southwest Culture Aug 11, 2009 |
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Volunteers of LUV Award Recipients |
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It’s not often that people can say they are inspired by their Coworkers. Many times, people are lucky to remember their Coworkers’ names, much less their passions, hobbies, families or, for that matter, anything they do outside of the hours of 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Who are these people that we spend our days with? What makes their hearts beat? Categories: Southwest Culture, Working at Southwest Jul 10, 2009 |
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Southwest Airlines Blog-o-Spondent in Chicago |
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From one Casey to another, well done, my friend. I laughed out loud at least three time. I think you've found your calling. For your next stop you should visit K.C., in honor of us and all the other fabulous Kaci/ Casey/ Kaycee/ Kasey's out there.
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Remember how I won that contest and became the Southwest Airlines blog-o-spondent? Well this is my first official trip, to Chicago! Witness museums, snow, public art, trains, fancy dolls, improv, and lots and lots of food. Where should I go next? Categories: Airports, Flying, Nutty stuff, Southwest Culture Mar 27, 2009 |
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Bring Your Chili to Work Day |
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No, it’s not a typo. On Monday, the SWA Communications department held a mini chili cook-off competition called Bring Your Chili to Work Day; and seven Communications Employees “BU- ROT – IT!” The smell of meat and spices hung heavy in the air to the dismay of a few people, and in several cubicles, a crock pot could be found plugged in under the desk. They meant business. |
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