COMPUTER SYSTEMS CENTER INCORPORATED WINS LOCAL RECOGNITION
CSCI Awarded Corporate Citizen Award
Springfield, VA—June 3, 2004—Computer Systems Center Incorporated (CSCI), a unique and solidly established small technology company that excels in solving complex problems for the private and public sectors, today received recognition from the Springfield Chamber of Commerce. CSCI received an award for its strong involvement to bettering the quality of life in the Greater Springfield area. This award was given to one local business that promotes philanthropy and volunteer work throughout the Springfield community.
CSCI graciously accepted the Corporate Citizen Award for its work with the March of Dimes, Operation Atlas and Santa’s Sac. Director of Marketing and Communications, Lara Anderson, said, “At CSCI, we have worked hard to get involved with the Springfield and outlying communities. Our 2004 March of Dimes WalkAmerica team raised $8,000 and won four awards; our newly established involvement with the Red Cross organization “Operation Atlas” was a huge success among the injured troops at the Walter Reed Army Hospital as they enjoyed Washington Capitals season tickets, and our Santa’s Sac program was a great way to connect with local families that are most needy during the holiday season. I am extremely excited that the Springfield Chamber of Commerce has honored CSCI with the Corporate Citizen Award.”
CSCI was honored at the Springfield Chamber of Commerce Annual Business Awards Luncheon on Wednesday, June 2, 2004 held at the Hunters Crossing Conference Center at Greenspring Village Assisted Living in Springfield, Virginia.