Jim O’Keefe, President/CEO, Martha M. A. Airth-Kindree, Executive Director. Paul Jeske, Driver, Molly Scully and Jeff Scully, Owner’s Scully Oil Co., Inc..

Scully Oil Company, a BP Branded Marketer servicing BP stations throughout Juneau, Sauk and Columbia Counties, presented a BP Fueling Communities grant donation of $2,000.00 to Mile Bluff Medical Center Foundation. The BP Fueling Communities program provides grants to local organizations that are nominated by BP’s Branded Marketers, such as Scully Oil Company to support the communities in which they do business.  The Fueling Communities Grant gives back to local organizations that support health, education, youth, food and housing to spread charity and goodwill.

Mile Bluff Medical Center Foundation raises funds to support Mile Bluff programs and services. The Foundation puts 100% of donations towards supporting its mission.  Donating to the foundation is a way to directly assist Mile Bluff in carrying out its mission to provide the community with exceptional, personalized healthcare services. 

All donations contribute to patients walking away with better health and the satisfaction that they received the best care possible.  These donations also make it possible to provide high quality care for patients, state-of-the-art equipment and technology, support for patients and families, increased access to local medical services, scholarships, education and training for current and future healthcare workers, advanced diagnostic capabilities and community classes and programming.

On Monday, December 3, 2012, our Scully Oil team members volunteered their time for the 3rd year in a row to help make Christmas special for many of the children in this area.

There were 10 team members from Lyndon Station BP, Mauston Interstate BP and our home office that helped to organize all the toys for families that need a little extra help.  Jeff Scully helped bring all the toys from the Mauston Library to the Armory, so that all the packaging of the gifts could begin.

A special thanks to everyone who did the shopping for all these wonderful toys and to the boys and girls from FFA (Future Farmers of America), FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America), Key Club and the girls Basketball Team who helped with all the heavy lifting.  And this year Toys for Joy had help from Dr. Christine Weymouth, Superintendent of Schools, Mauston School District and Jim Dillin, Principal of Mauston High School join in the volunteer work. When you think about all the people it takes to make this process work, it’s amazing!  And we all knew what needed to be done, so it was a complete success.

This year Toys for Joy was able to provide toys to 169 families and 379 children and every family was able to go home with a turkey too!

We all enjoyed helping with this worthy cause and can’t wait to come back next year to help again!!

Halloween was a fun day for Lyndon Station BP to share with our customers and all the little goblins that came in to Trick or Treat!  LSBP even had all their employee’s dress up for the occasion!  Treats were given out to customers, but only if they said “Trick or Treat”!  It sure looked like they were having a good time!  Don’t they look great?

On September 1, 2012, the Friends & Family Cancer Foundation held their Labor Day Bash Dash 5k Run Walk & 10 K Run.  Lyndon Station BP employees, family members and friends participated in the Run Walk.  Scully Oil represented two teams that walked.  Those who walked were Lori Dezotell, Lisa Eckelberg, Angie Pomazal, Haley Schwedrsky, Neal Nemitz, Alanda Schwedrsky, Andy Schwedrsky, Judy Pomazal, Lisa Krogh and Marcy Krogh.  After the walk, a pancake breakfast was held and there were games that they all played.  The games were called “Minute to Win It”.  The games that they played were Hanky Panky, Fish Head, Head Banger, Noodling Around and Dizzy Mummy.  LSBP’s teams tried really hard and lost in the end.  But, it sure sounds and looks like everyone had a great time!  All donations went to the Lyndon Cancer Society.