Since 1985, U.S. Pavement Services has made a concerted effort to be involved in the communities we serve each day. With this in mind, we contribute financial and human resources to several local and national causes. Our staff members and executives serve on several organizations’ Boards to shape the future of these nonprofits in their pursuit of better serving the community.

Supporting the community

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    CITY OF WOBURN PROCLAMATION

    Mayor Scott Galvin issues a proclamation to U.S. Pavement Founder and CEO Mike Musto for his continuous support and dedication to giving back to the veterans of the city of Woburn.

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    PLEDGE TO HIRE VETERANS RED SOX GAME

    U.S. Pavement team and veterans at the 7th Annual Pledge to Hire Veterans Game.

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    WEST END HOUSE SUPPORT

    U.S. Pavement COO Andrew Musto speaking at the West End House Annual Celebration.

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    THANKSGIVING TURKEYS TO VETERANS

    U.S. Pavement delivers over 200 Thanksgiving turkeys and fixings to local veterans organizations and first responders of the community.

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    WOBURN BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB SUPPORT

    Club members of James L. McKeown Boys & Girls Club of Woburn transform the U.S. Pavement low bed truck into a float for Woburn’s 64th Annual Lions Halloween Parade.

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    TEAM DEPOT VOLUNTEERING

    U.S. Pavement COO Andrew Musto and Director of National Accounts Blake Kelly in Asheville, NC, volunteering at ABCCM Veterans’ Restoration Quarters to improve the homes of U.S. veterans.

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    CHRISTMAS TREES FOR VETERANS

    U.S. Pavement distributes over 100 Christmas trees to local veterans organizations and first responders of the community.

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    WEST END HOUSE ANNUAL CELEBRATION

    U.S. Pavement team and family at the 2018 West End House Annual Celebration.

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    DEPARTMENT OF VETERAN SERVICES AWARD

    U.S. Pavement CEO Mike Musto receives an award from the Massachusetts Department of Veteran Services.

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    WOBURN BOYS & GIRLS CLUB SUPPORT

    U.S. Pavement team delivering toys and donations collected to be donated to the Woburn Boys & Girls Club for the holiday season.

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    FRANCESCA'S FAMILY KITCHEN AT THE WEST END HOUSE

    West End House teaching kitchen named after Francesca (Raso) Musto, in honor of the donations and support from U.S. Pavement and the Musto family. The kitchen serves 110,000 healthy, made-from-scratch meals annually.

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    PLEDGE TO HIRE VETERANS RED SOX GAME

    U.S. Pavement team presenting a check of $5,000 on behalf of the Pledge to Hire Veterans Initiative to veterans at Fenway Park.

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    TURKEYS FOR VETERANS

    Members of U.S. Pavement Services and the Woburn Fire Department give over 200 Turkeys to Veterans for Thanksgiving.

The Bridge Center

The Bridge CenterThe Bridge Center, located in Bridgewater, MA, specializes in year-round therapeutic recreation and equine-assisted therapy programs for children with disabilities.  For more than seven years, U.S. Pavement Services, led by COO Andrew Musto, have partnered with The Bridge Center to assure that all children, regardless of the nature or severity of their disability, have the supports necessary to play, learn, and grow within a safe and accessible environment.  Together, The Bridge Center and U.S. Pavement have developed a collective vision to be leaders within the recreation community serving as a resource for community members with disabilities and their families alike.

The West End House

The West End HouseWest End House is an innovative and vibrant youth development agency working with more than 1,500 youth from the most underserved communities in the city of Boston.  Under the leadership of US Pavement Services COO Andrew Musto, who currently serves as their Board President, West End House has enhanced its program offerings, increased its annual budget, and is now positioned for a major campaign to significantly expand its impact.  U.S. Pavement is proud to be a premier partner of the West End House, sponsoring its annual spring celebration, providing critical in-kind contributions to support the operation of its 38,000 square foot facility, and offering opportunities for West End House youth to share their talents with the greater Boston community.

Habitat for Humanity

Habitat for HumanityU.S. Pavement Services donated sealcoating and line painting services for the 17,000 SF parking lot at Blue Hill Place in Dorchester.  Blue Hill Place is Habitat for Humanity of Greater Boston’s largest single project to date, and includes 24 Habitat homes and one commercial unit.  Habitat for Humanity of Greater Boston services the entire Boston metropolitan area, encompassing 25 towns and cities, including Woburn, the home of U.S. Pavement’s national headquarters.  If you want to get involved, head to www.habitatboston.org for more information.

Veteran Support

Pledge to Hire VeteransWe’ve long been a supporter of the Wounded Warrior Project, a nonprofit that supports injured veterans and their families.  But now, we’ve taken our involvement one step further by spearheading the Pledge to Hire Veterans initiative to get our nation’s heroes back to work.  This initiative is designed to encourage businesses to hire veterans and facilitate the process for employers and veteran employees.

Made in America Campaign

Made-in-AmericaU.S. Pavement Services has made a strong commitment to strictly buy products made in the United States.  Since the Made in America campaign started in 2012, we’ve spent an additional $5 million dollars on domestic goods.  It’s our way of supporting the local and national economies, creating jobs and giving back.

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