Register for the Local 23 Blood Drive today!
Local 23’s Blood Drive is officially scheduled for Saturday, November 7, from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Valley View Hall, located at 9525 Sweet Valley Drive, Valley View, OH 44125.
We are looking for 50 members to sign up as donors. If you are interested in donating, please email or text Field Rep. Dave Greer at (440) 752-2821 or dgreer@bac23.org to reserve your spot.
Giving blood is a simple way to put union solidarity into action. Every donation can help a patient in need – from someone recovering from an accident to a family facing a serious illness. When we come together as a union, we have the power to make a real difference in the lives of our neighbors and strengthen the community we call home.
Job Opportunities
Central Ohio
Fabcon is looking for up to 16 certified welders with current 3G and 4G certifications on 3/4 or thicker plates minimum for several precast projects around the Columbus, Ohio area. These are multi-year positions.
For further information, please contact Bill Hulet: 330-323-0818
Northwest Ohio
Journeymen needed in the Northwest Ohio Chapter!
Mosser has 2 fire stations starting up in 2 weeks and will need 3 journeymen.
Rudolph needs 3 journeymen.
Spartan needs 3 journeymen.
If anyone is interested in any of these opportunities please contact Scott Ansell at 419.367.5495 or Sean Day at 440.370.5330.
Local 23 Now Accepting Applications for Union Organizers
Are you ready to take the next step in your career and help strengthen the union? BAC Local 23 is now accepting applications for Union activists and organizers.
If you’re passionate about building our union, engaging with members and the community, and helping grow the labor movement, we want to hear from you.
To apply: Submit your resume to frontdesk@bac23.org. Questions? Call the office at 440-986-3000.
North Shore Chapter Food Pantry Drive:
Donation Match Can Double Your Impact
Local 23’s North Shore Chapter is going strong! Local 23 is partnering with Holy Redeemer Church’s Cabrini House Pantry in Cleveland and St. Bede’s Helping Hands Pantry in Mentor to help support working families and neighbors in need.
Both pantries gratefully accept monetary donations, but they’re also in need of essential items, including:
- Hygiene products: Body wash, shampoo, wipes, toothpaste, toothbrushes, deodorant, feminine hygiene products, hand sanitizer, mouthwash, shaving cream, and razors.
- Cold-weather clothing: Coats, gloves, hats, thermal socks, long underwear, and blankets.
- Non-perishable food: Canned soup, vegetables, fruit, tuna (easy-open cans preferred), boxed mashed potatoes, boxed rice, peanut butter, jelly, pasta sauce, noodles, and ramen.
Do you want to double your impact? BAC Local 23 is pledging to match any monetary donation to the drive – that means you can DOUBLE your money. Donate $10 –> $20 goes to the drive.
Members can drop off donations at the union hall or give them to one of our field representatives. We will be accepting donations through November 13, at which time everything collected will be delivered to the pantries.
Photo Of The Week
Local 23 Vice Chairman Brian Collier swears in four new bricklayer apprentices, Charles Martin, Michael Banyots, Trey Sapp, Amanda Grantz, at the Northeast Chapter Meeting.
Our doors and phones are always open!
Please know you can always reach out to leadership if you have any questions.
President – Danny Musacchio
Secretary/Treasurer – Noah Carmichael
Vice Chairperson – Brian Collier
Vice Chairperson – Joshua Moss
Vice Chairperson – Brian Wear
Vice Chairperson – Shawn Herzog
Vice Chairperson –Justin Gartrell
You can also reach out to the main office:
Local 23 Members: You are not alone.
The Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers’ Member Assistance Program (MAP) provides confidential telephone crisis intervention, referral and information services to BAC members.
Click here for state-by-state mental health, substance abuse, and social service resources.
For help now, call 1-883-MAP-TALK or email map@bacweb.org.
About MAP
MAP provides members with a place to turn for help in coping with personal problems that interfere with job performance or home life. MAP services are offered at no cost to active and retired union members and their families. Members’ privacy is fully protected.
