Harrisburg, PA – October 7, 2024 – Mid Atlantic Machinery is proud to announce that its annual Mid Atlantic Machinery Classic golf outing contributed over $100,000 in support of the Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology’s Metal Fabrication and Welding Program. This donation will directly benefit students pursuing careers in metal fabrication and welding, providing them with the resources they need to become the next generation of skilled professionals in the industry. 

“We are committed to supporting the future of metalworking and fabrication,” said Kevin Kilgallen, President at Mid Atlantic Machinery. “By partnering with Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology, we are investing in the education and training of talented individuals who will shape the future of our industry. We believe that these efforts will help sustain and grow the skilled workforce needed to keep our industry thriving.” 

The Mid Atlantic Machinery Classic has become a cornerstone event for industry partners and friends, bringing together a community of manufacturers, fabricators, and supporters to celebrate and give back. This year’s outing surpassed all previous fundraising goals, thanks to the generous contributions of our sponsors, participants, and volunteers. 

“We couldn’t have achieved this incredible milestone without the support of our sponsors,” Kevin Kilgallen added. “We extend our deepest gratitude to all those who helped us crush our goal this year. Your commitment and generosity make a real difference in the lives of students at Thaddeus Stevens College.” 

Thank you to our Platinum Sponsors: Miller Fabrication Solutions & Mid Atlantic Machinery 
Blue Sponsors: Specialty Rigging Co. 
Yellow Sponsors: Waste Gas Steel Fabrication, Viocity Group, and Goodhart Sons Inc.  

Mid Atlantic Machinery remains dedicated to fostering innovation and growth within the manufacturing and fabrication industry. With the continued support of its partners and community, the company is committed to helping shape a bright future for aspiring fabricators and welders.