Blue Zones Project Approved™ Worksites
Employers are in a powerful position to help us move more, eat better, and connect. About one-third of our waking hours are spent at work—and fewer jobs today require moderate physical activity, a percentage that has fallen from 50% in 1960 to 20% currently. The worksites listed below are investing in the health of their people and have earned the designation Blue Zones Project Approved.
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Butz Family of Companies
Butz pioneered the Construction Management approach to building in the Lehigh Valley in 1973. Our success is built on a collaborative approach that focuses on innovation and efficiency in the pursuit of achieving 100% client satisfaction.
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Cetronia Ambulance Corps
Founded in 1955 by eight dedicated volunteers, Cetronia Ambulance Corps has evolved from a
small, community-based effort into a 501(c)(3) nonprofit serving over 226,000 residents across
160 square miles, responding to more than 43,000 emergency calls per year. With a fleet of 49
vehicles, cutting-edge operations, and a mission centered on compassionate, high-quality care,
Cetronia is a critical healthcare partner throughout the Lehigh Valley and beyond.
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City Center Group
City Center Group, together with its affiliated companies, (collectively, “City Center Group” or “CCG”) is a long-tenured real estate investment, development, and management company known for its expertise in creating vibrant, connected spaces by combining Class A properties with placemaking and community-building experiences. CCG offers an unrivaled breadth of experience from planning and acquisitions to development and construction to leasing and management.
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Community Services for Children, Inc.
Community Services for Children, Inc (CSC) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to preparing
children and families for lifelong success through high-quality early education, family support,
and community-based programs. We work to ensure every child and family can thrive by
providing innovative learning experiences, strengthening family stability, and addressing critical
needs. Through collaboration, advocacy, and direct service and guided by a commitment to
providing opportunity, we do all we can to build strong foundations that empower families to
reach their full potential.
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Valley Health Partners
Valley Health Partners Community Health Center is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization recognized as a Federally Qualified Health Center Look-Alike (FQHC-LA) by the Health Resources & Services Administration (HRSA). As a community health center, VHP provides comprehensive primary care and supportive services including interpretation, transportation, and health education, while ensuring patients are never turned away due to inability to pay.
