National Gypsum Contributes $27,500 to Enhance Creteau Technology Center Programs
December 24, 2025 - 11:27
The R.W. Creteau Technology Center is excited to share that a significant donation of $27,500 has been made by National Gypsum’s Gold Bond Building facility located in Portsmouth, NH. This generous contribution is aimed at bolstering the Center’s Engineering, Precision Machining, and Advanced Manufacturing programs.
National Gypsum has a longstanding commitment to supporting local initiatives that foster educational opportunities for students, particularly in the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM). By investing in these programs, the company is not only enhancing the educational landscape but also helping to prepare the next generation of skilled professionals.
The donation will play a crucial role in providing students with the necessary resources and tools to excel in their studies and future careers. The R.W. Creteau Technology Center appreciates National Gypsum's commitment to community engagement and looks forward to the positive impact this funding will have on its students and programs.
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