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A Construction Management Company
MCK is committed to giving back to the community in a variety of ways from bringing awareness to childhood cancer, to sustainability efforts, to volunteer opportunities and mentoring our youth.
COMMUNITY
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MCK has actively hired student interns since 2000 primarily from minority engineering organizations such as National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE), Minority Engineering Program (MEP) and other groups. We have relationships with San Francisco State, UC Berkeley and UC Irvine. Many of these individuals have gone on to serve in the highest managerial positions in the City and private industry. MCK has actively participated in job fairs and outreach in the Bayview area since 1992. Brendan McDevitt served as an assistant to the late Alex Pitcher, former chair of the local NAACP Chapter. MCK volunteers in the local middle schools, does outreach in the Bayview schools, to encourage students to attend college and other mentoring efforts.
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MCK has supported Sacramento State's ASC Construction Management Student Competition the last two years and are happy to say the team came in 3rd place in 2022! Additional community involvement includes coaching youth in etiquette, the Life Learning Academy at Treasure Island, Ship Shape Community Center at Treasure Island, 100% College Prep in San Francisco and more. For more information about our community involvement you can reach out to our Community Chair, Carla Thomas (pictured right).
MCK IN THE COMMUNITY
Our own Fernanda Miranda participated in the Summer Youth STEAM Engagement 2024 at Hawthorne-Eucalyptus Elementary, in Southern California in partnership with LAWA and Lea + Elliot INC. LAWA has a large capital improvement project and as result it is a catalyst for community impact as well. This program helped inspire and cultivate the next generation of industry professionals.
Congratulations to MCK's 2023 College Co-Scholarship winner, Ahlaya Martin! She is majoring in Psychology. The scholarship is intended to help with tuition, books, supplies, etc. We wish Ahlaya the best with her future studies and career!
MCK was a proud sponsor of Sacramento State's annual Construction Management Student Competition. The 2022 team overall took home four 3rd place finishes so was a successful competition all around.
In August 2022, MCK took part in the BMAGIC Backpack Giveway.
We helped BMAGIC, a local non-profit organization in the BayView Hunters Point community, give out 2,100 backpacks to children returning to school in the fall- awesome!
2020 BMAGIC Backback Giveaway
MCK Americas supported BMAGIC on August 7, 2020 for the second year in a row. Our very own Deondre Anderson helped to pass out backpacks to the children with no voices, and underserved, in the Bayview Hunterspoint Community. Since 2004, BMAGIC has been offering youth new backpacks filled with essential school supplies to celebrate the beginning of the new school year.
Congratulations to MCK's 2018 College Scholarship winner, Alanna Johnson! Alanna is attending San Francisco State University. The $2,500 scholarship is intended to help with tuition, books, supplies, etc. We wish Alanna the best in luck as she pursues her degree in Business Administration.
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It was such a sunny day on Treasure Island, and MCK was at the OneTreasure Island Juneteenth Celebration/ Festival!
Congratulations to MCK's 2023 College Co-Scholarship winner, Ariana Everett! She is a biology major and has aspirations of becoming an Orthodontist. The scholarship is intended to help with tuition, books, supplies, etc. We wish Lela the best in luck with her career and future!
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Congratulations to MCK's 2022 College Co-Scholarship winner, Lela Nash! The scholarship is intended to help with tuition, books, supplies, etc. We wish Lela the best in luck with her career and future!
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Congratulations to MCK's 2021 College Scholarship winner, Jazmine Bailey. We are so happy to have met her and help with her future.
Congratulations to MCK's 2019 College Scholarship winner, Nashae Mims ! The $2,500 scholarship is intended to help with tuition, books, supplies, etc. We wish Nashae the best in luck as she pursues her degree.
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MCK's 2017 College Scholarship was awarded to Isaiah Bryant in the amount of $2,500.00. The scholarship applicants were students residing in San Francisco’s Bayview/Hunter’s Point area. The funds are intended to assist with tuition, books, supplies, or room and board.
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The Treasure Island Spring Fling was in full effect on Saturday, April 20,2024! The TI Community showed up!
MCK rolled up their sleeves and helped out, checking people in and providing them with food bracelets for the food truck, checking in approximately 150 people! The rumors are also true - they showed and actively participated in the games and danced to the DJ’s Music 🎶! There was dancing, laughter and delicious food had by all!
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In December 2023, MCK took part in holiday decorating for Treasure Island's Ship Shape Community Center. The Center provides free resources to shoe in need in the the community such as finances, job assistance, training, affordable housing and a place to meet and connect.
Congratulations to MCK's 2022 College Co-Scholarship winner, Daisha Thomas-Duffin! She is a double major at major university - sociology and psychology. Ultimately she wants to start a non-profit organization that helps children in the foster care system and juvenile justice system. We are quite impressed!
Congratulations to MCK's 2020 College Scholarship winner, Onieka Henry! The scholarship funds will go towards her tuition, books, supplies and more.
2019 BMAGIC Backback Giveaway
MCK Americas had a great time supporting BMAGIC on August 17, 2019 in their efforts to provide the local community with backpacks and skills for healthy and safe living. Don't just take our word for it - Mayor London Breed was in attendance for the cause and took a moment to pose with our proud MCK-ers.
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MCK donated $500 to the Bayview Association for Youth to support in purchasing laptops for graduating seniors pursing professional training programs and/or a 2 year or 4 year college education. These laptops will be presented to the graduating seniors at the REACH HIGHER, 2nd Annual, African American College Signing Day being held on May 10, 2017 at the Fromm Hall located at the University of San Francisco.