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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.
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.
Mark Richey Woodworking earns national minority ownership certification
Mark Richey Woodworking has been certified by the Greater New England Minority Supplier Development Council as a Minority Business Enterprise (MBE). This certification means the company has met the National Minority Supplier Development Council criteria for MBEs. The National Minority Supplier Development Council is the largest national, uniformly recognized certifying and advocacy organization for MBEs.
WallGoldfinger Furniture's Doko line earns Special Mention in Architizer A+Product Awards
WallGoldfinger Furniture’s latest line of conference tables, credenzas and waste receptacles, Doko, earned a 2021 Architizer A+Product Awards Special Mention for contact furniture earlier this month. In announcing the award, Architizer called the recognition an “unparalleled honor.
Mark Richey Woodworking certified as Minority and Women-Owned Business in NYC
Mark Richey Woodworking has been certified as a Minority and Women-Owned Business Enterprise (M/WBE) by the New York City Department of Small Business Services (SBS).
