In honor of CSG’s 23rd anniversary, we didn’t just celebrate—we gave back. Through our annual 23er Raffle, 25 lucky employees each won $500 for themselves and had $500 donated to the charity of their choice.
It’s all part of our commitment to making an impact, not just in security, but in our communities too. Whether it’s through the Cook Community Builders (CCB) program or surprise giveaways like this one, giving back is baked into the CSG culture.
Featured Winners
Winner
Charity
Why They Chose It
Roger H.
This foundation is near and dear to my heart. It was officially started in Feb of 2024, and I was asked to be part of getting it off the ground as a board member. The foundation is dedicated to raising mental health awareness, providing valuable resources and support, promoting daily wellness, and fostering compassion for everyone. Reminding others that we're never alone in our journeys and we can create a community of support, understanding, and positive change.
Kevin B.
I have friends that are veterans so it is an organization that I like to donate to.
Nick B.
I’m still relatively new to Phoenix and the AZ center after transferring from SoCal in December last year, but I wanted to choose something local and for the kids. I did already know that Alice Cooper was a huge staple in the community and has been for a long time so I felt it was fitting. Being a fan already made it a perfect fit. Thank you again for doing this!
Cale F.
Reason is directly stated in their mission statement: To save lives, alleviate suffering, and keep pets and people together by providing free and low-cost veternary cre to the pets of people experiencing houselessness or extreme poverty in the Portland area.
Finn M.
A nonprofit focused on promoting next-generation nuclear power using thorium. I chose this organization because I support science-driven solutions to energy, climate, and sustainability challenges, and thorium-based technology is an underfunded but promising field.
Colleen P.
I have chosen a charity that is dear to my heart, one that helps the most vulnerable in our community. The WRC does not rely on any federal or state funding, only donations. So, I feel the $500 is best donated to this wonderful organization. They help women struggling with domestic violence and SA, financial assistance, food assistance. As well as healthcare, housing, and legal assistance.
Colin H.
I’d like to donate to the Kerr County Flood Relief Fund. I live in the Texas Hill Country, just 40 minutes from the area where so many lives were lost or forever changed. I’d love to see the funds go toward helping those who are really struggling right now.
Jack M.
This is a charity that Shepard runs down in Africa, and I played basketball my whole life so I think this would be a good cause. Thanks again and congratulations to everyone!
Francisco R.
Catholic Charities because they help people that less fortunate, also help in National Disasters. Catholic Charities USA. I take this opportunity to thanks, I feel very proud to belong to CSG company.
Armando H.
What Scott is doing and giving these kids a chance and opportunity at life I support 100%. This is an opportunity to give through Scott and change someone’s else’s life.
Kaitlin H.
I'm thrilled to be able to support this organization that offers queer youth culturally specific services, events and resources in a harassment-free space.
Ryan B.
I would like to have the donations made on my behalf for the Contra Costa Humane Society. They do great work, and this is where I adopted my dog many years ago.
Mitchell P.
Stephanie R.
Jason P.
Cindy A.
Eddie Y.
Erin M.
Bradon V.
Andrew G.
Here’s to 23 years of growth, generosity, and good vibes—let’s keep it going!
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