Jack and Todd Burbage are widely known for their philanthropic spirit, and their generosity has helped inspire the entire Blue Water workforce. The members of Blue Water’s executive team sit on boards throughout the region, and staff members do their part through annual giving campaigns and team volunteer efforts.
“On behalf of the Eastern Shore Habitat for Humanity Board, I would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to you as an integral donor for this year’s “Freezin’ for a Reason” held on February 23, 2019.”
Penney Holland
“Through generous support from Blue Water, the Lower Shore Land Trust is conserving critical habitat for Black Buck, Northern Bobwhite and pollinators.”
Kate Patton, Executive Director
“Blue Water played a crucial role in the success of the Annual Worcester Preparatory School Gala and we truly appreciate your participation in this event.”
Betsey R. Hornung, Director of Development
Blue Water is committed to fostering job growth and economic development in each community that we are a part of. Each new project brings upwards of $15 million of economic impact to a community. During construction, hundreds of project-related jobs are created. Once completed, our resorts provide six full time and up to 80 seasonal jobs. We pride ourselves on hiring over 75% of our staff from within the local community and focus on using local vendors and suppliers to keep our properties moving.
Blue Water properties use their own events to help support community partners by collecting food donations, donating proceeds and giving organizations a platform for building awareness.
Blue Water partners with local non-profits to provide venues and marketing support for fundraising events. Staff members support community organizations through a United Way giving campaign and the company gives generously to non-profits on the Eastern Shore. Our KOA properties support KOA Care Camps, a non-profit that sends children with cancer to summer camps so they can take a little time out to be a kid again.
