Thompson Metal Fab takes great pride in our region’s ability — through a myriad of resources and materials, a talented workforce and a strong transportation network — to play a significant part in the global economy. As a result, we feel that it is important to give back to the community that supports our efforts. TMF is honored to work annually with the following local groups and programs:

Washington State Division of Children and Family Services
Share Homestead
Loaves & Fishes Centers, Meals on Wheels
Junior Achievement
CDM Long Care Services
Daybreak Youth Services
Sheet Metal Workers’ International Association
Association of Women in the Metal Industries (AWMI)
Columbia Springs
Humane Society For Southwest Washington
American Cancer Society – Relay For Life
YWCA Clark County
National Historic Trust

In addition, Thompson Metal Fab is happy to help support the local arts community.

The Wendy Rose sculpture, located in the James and Joyce Harder Memorial Plaza, named after the family that acquired Thompson Metal Fab in 1973, honors the women who entered the work force during World War II and who worked tirelessly at the Kaiser Shipyard.

The stainless-steel sculpture, overlooking the Columbia River and next to a walking path, was created by a group of local artists, Women Who Weld. Wendy Rose is dressed in work clothes and a red-glass polka dot scarf. She is seen stepping from home into the industrial work world, and crossing a dam in the process.

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