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A 2025 fundraiser for the Cure Blindness Project raised significant funds. Follow us on social media for all of our latest.
Take a glimpse at the lighter side of Mark Richey Woodworking by following us on social media. Here employees and families enjoy a summer celebration.
The Apprenticeship Program: Creating woodworking's future
Mark Richey Woodworking has always been committed to sustainability, extending this commitment beyond materials and processes to the people involved.
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Mark Richey's wind turbine and solar energy future
We're addressing questions from our community about wind energy and our turbine, as well as our future plans for investing even more in solar energy.
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Mark Richey dismantles wind turbine
Mark Richey Woodworking felled its wind turbine Thursday. Parts to repair the turbine could no longer be purchased. The green manufacturer plans to replace the lost power generation with additional solar.
Mark Richey Woodworking helps remember Dr. Paul Farmer
Mark Richey Woodworking was honored to support the creation of a mausoleum for the late, renowned Dr. Paul Farmer with a custom columbarium.
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Mark Richey Woodworking hosts fundraiser for the Cure Blindness Project
Mark Richey Woodworking hosted more than 100 people at its Newburyport, Mass., facility in May 2025 for a fundraiser to support the remarkable work of the Cure Blindness Project.
Seeing the bigger picture
Mark and Teresa Richey traveled with the Himalayan Cataract Project, now called the Cure Blindness Project, to help restore vision to nearly 300 people. Project co-founder and friend of the Richeys, Dr. Geoff Tabin, along with a small team performed 292 surgeries, each a success, returning vision to people with little access to medial care and suffering unnecessary blindness. The experience was life changing.
