Waverly formed EastWave Building Company in Warsaw 25 years ago.
We are proud to share news of this milestone anniversary and to showcase a number of the projects constructed in Poland through the years.
CLICK HERE to view EastWave’s 25 Year Portfolio
We hope you enjoy this brief presentation!
We have successfully completed construction of The Heritage Building; a 67,000 square foot Assisted Living and Memory Care facility located on the 30-acre water-front campus of the Ginger Cove Community in Annapolis, Maryland. The building offers an environment in which those requiring assistance, including individuals struggling with the effects of Alzheimer’s Disease and other forms of dementia, can live in a safe, comfortable, and attractive surrounding.
In addition to providing construction services, Waverly has become involved in supporting Ginger Cove as it develops its annual award for Exemplary Care Givers. These too often unsung heroes not only provide care, but attentiveness, compassion, and a form of friendship to residents who are often facing their challenges alone.
Our Team has come to understand that quality of care translates directly to quality of life. We are proud to support Ginger Cove in this important undertaking.
To learn more about Ginger Cove, visit their website at www.gingercove.com.
Join Waverly Construction in supporting Brightview Senior Living on Saturday, October 24, 2020 for Baltimore’s 2020 Walk to End Alzheimer’s.
Click one of the links below to make a donation or join the team!
Brightview Senior Living Silver National Team
Just scroll down to Top 10 Teams (you may need to click the “View all Teams” link) to find Waverly’s Page!
To go direct to Waverly’s Team Page click HERE
Summer is nearing its end, and the kids are back in school. Holding a special place in the hearts of our Waverly family is The William S. Baer School. The William S. Baer School is a Baltimore City Public School that has been serving special needs students for over 75 years. These students range in age from 3 to 21. Each has heart rendering disabilities some have more than one. All are economically disadvantaged.
After learning that students were starting the school year with notebooks that were old and previously used, clothes that were poorly fitted, and lacking many of the most basic supplies; we decided that we could make a difference. And, one of those ways has been to support the students of Baer through an annual School Supply Drive which has been enthusiastically supported by our Associates, Colleagues, Friends, and Families. This year marks our 3rd year for the Annual Drive to help “The Baers” get another year off to a great start!
The William S. Baer School operates with the active support of a Partnership Board which includes many local business leaders and volunteers. The Board selflessly raises funds and supports programs intended to help with the challenges of the varying disabilities and needs of the students. With each passing year, the children become more dependent on medical technology, more medically fragile and more economically disadvantaged than ever before. The needs of the students at Baer