Comtronics realizes the importance of giving back to the community. For years Comtronics has been involved in enriching communities in Southern Michigan.

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John learned about giving a long time ago. “Fr. Joseph Coyle of Lumen Christi taught me to live a Christian and prayerful life. He always said to give more than you take, and to leave people better than you find them.”

John has a special devotion to helping kids and says, “We need to help, guide and educate our youth because they will be our leaders tomorrow.” He has donated over $125,000 to charity the last three years supporting Family Services and Children’s Aid as a major sponsor in their Wendy’s LPGA Pro-Am (benefiting adoption), Junior Achievement as a gold sponsor in their mini grand prix, YMCA Partner with Youth campaign, little league programs, catholic and public schools, and job shadowing programs.

John is a 10-year founding member of the Lumen Christi High School development board and the Fr. Coyle Society; served three years as president of the finance council and chairman of the endowment board and tuition review board at Queen’s Parish; served on the John George Home board for 12 years, currently as president; six year founding member of the telecommunications advisory board for the city of Jackson; three year board member of the United Way, currently as chairman of the personnel committee and member of the RaceWeek victory circle celebration committee. John is also a dedicated member of the Clark Bisbee for Congress executive committee.

He also supports the American Cancer Society, Jackson Symphony Orchestra, Ella Sharp Museum, Relay for Life and Hot Air Jubilee.

John is a 15-year member of the Greater Jackson Chamber of Commerce and Homebuilders Association of Jackson. He recently joined the Jackson Commercial Contractors Association because he says “money made in Jackson should stay in Jackson whenever possible.”

From adoption, to the elderly men who live at the John George Home, John Campau understands the meaning of giving back to the community. He plans to establish a Comtronics’ Children’s Fund designed to help single parent households.

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