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We have consistently supported many organizations that impact the health and well-being of those communities we serve, including the American Heart Association, the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, Infant Crisis Services, YWCA and the United Way. 

Dolese invites you to attend Rock the Block, a construction industry Touch-A-Truck community event, at our Oklahoma City Services Support Center located at 8300 N Oklahoma Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73114 on Saturday, Oct. 1, 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.. 

Community improvement and stewardship include keeping the areas around our properties clean and litter-free. During April, traditionally known as “Earth Month,” we committed to two large trash clean-up projects.

Oklahoma City-based Dolese Bros. Co. recently donated four trucks to rural fire departments, including Canute, Turley, Meeker and Rush Creek. The trucks will aid in the storage of water supply for the fire departments which will also help with the overall wellbeing of the surrounding communities. 

Every day our quarry employees face safety concerns with customer trucks, delivery drivers and visitors. Because our guiding principle of safety applies to everyone, we decided to take our annual safety reminder one step further this year.

The Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma's Food for Kids Programs are an important lifeline to the one in four Oklahoma children who are food insecure. Through Sept. 30, 2021, every donation to the Regional Food Bank's Food for Kids Programs is matched dollar-for-dollar.

A devastating fire earlier this year destroyed the Twin Lakes Volunteer Fire Department building and equipment, including multiple fire trucks. To help the department rebuild, Dolese Bros. Co. has donated a 2011 Peterbilt ready-mix concrete truck to replace one of the trucks lost in the fire.

Dolese Bros. Co. (Dolese), recently donated a concrete truck to Tulsa Tech’s Professional Truck Driver Training Program. The truck provides an opportunity for students to receive hands-on experience and gain additional skills.

Dolese Bros. Co. recently donated a truck to the Wellston Volunteer Fire Department in Wellston, Oklahoma and the Pecan Creek Volunteer Fire Department in Lawton. The trucks will aid in the fight against structure, wildland and other fires as well as to aid first responders.

Dolese Bros. Co. recently donated a truck to the Mountain View volunteer fire department. Organizers say the truck will help fire crews fight structure, wildland, and other fires in the region. It can also be used to aid first responders during emergency calls.

Dolese Bros. Co. gave back to the Canton, Oklahoma community with a donated truck for the Canton Fire Department. The truck will aid in the fight against structure, wildland and oilfield fires in northwestern parts of Oklahoma, as well as auto accidents and more in the rural community.

When Dolese — Oklahoma’s largest supplier of ready-mix concrete, crushed stone, gravel and sand — was looking to give back to the communities it served, it focused on higher education.