Headquartered outside of Washington DC, SMS works in many diverse locations throughout the nation and believes in leaving a positive impact in these communities. We support local DC charities including the Salvation Army of Loudon County, and organize company-wide events such as our Annual Fitness Challenge as platforms for charitable giving. Examples of charities we have recently supported include the St. Ann’s Home & School in Methuen, Massachusetts, and the Montgomery Area Food Bank in Montgomery, Alabama. SMS is proud to give back to the communities where we live and work, and to support our employees in doing the same.
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Making a Difference
SMS is once again a proud sponsor of the Loudon County Salvation Army Angel Tree program. Much appreciation to our employees who provide gifts for children this year.
SMS sponsors a hole at the Air Force Association (ASA) Jim Biddy Charity Golf Tournament benefiting deployed military personnel, their families, and local veterans’ programs.
2022 SMS Fitness Challenge participant Clifton "Tye" Tillmon and his wife providing a donation to the MD Anderson Cancer Center in Texas.
Montgomery Food Bank CEO Michael Coleman accepts the donation from SMS’ Fitness Challenge teammates Robert Nicholson, Aaron Graffius, Gretchen Graffius, Erin Cauthen and Maggie Davenport at the Montgomery Alabama Area Food Bank’s main distribution center.
Montgomery Food Bank CEO Richard Deem accepts the donation from SMS’ Fitness Challenge teammates Breeze McGee, Gretchen Graffius, Aaron Graffius in front of the Montgomery Alabama Area Food Bank’s main distribution center.
SMS is a proud sponsor of the Loudon County Salvation Army Angel Tree program. Thank you to our employees who provide gifts for children in need each year.
SMS employees at Hanscom Air Force Base generously give to local children at the St. Ann’s Home & School in support of their annual Angel Tree program!
SMS employees support Irene's Prom Closet with dresses, shoes, jewelry and men's attire for NOVA youth who otherwise would not be able to attend their school's proms!
