NewsJune 3, 2024

Citadel EHS participates in The Priority Center’s 4th Annual Pickleball Tournament!

Citadel EHS had the pleasure of joining forces with numerous other companies to support The Priority Center at their 4th Annual Pickleball Tournament held at the Tustin Hills Racquet & Pickleball Club last Sunday....

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Citadel EHS had the pleasure of joining forces with numerous other companies to support The Priority Center at their 4th Annual Pickleball Tournament held at the Tustin Hills Racquet & Pickleball Clublast Sunday.

Our team of 8 enthusiastic players, divided into 4 teams, had an incredible time participating in the Social Tournament. It was a fantastic day filled with fun, camaraderie, and spirited competition!

We’re thrilled to have been a part of this wonderful event, supporting a cause that aligns with our values. Thank you to The Priority Center and Trammell Crow for having Citadel EHS and hosting such a memorable day. We’re already looking forward to next year!

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