Community Involvement

Mano Fencing LLC

Playing an Active Role in Our Community

Supporting our community has always been part of who we are as a family business.


Mano Fencing has been actively giving back for years. We have had the privilege of donating raffle baskets to local organizations to support their fundraising efforts. From youth programs to animal rescues and community events, it means a lot to play even a small role in helping these groups continue the work they do every day.


As part of our ongoing commitment to the communities that support us, we have also:

  • Donated K9 kennels to local police departments including Racine, Kenosha, Oak Creek, Pleasant Prairie, Muskego, Franklin, Caledonia, and South Milwaukee.
  • Sponsored numerous soccer, volleyball, and softball teams for both adults and youth.
  • Donated time to the Racine Neighborhood Watch.


These efforts are simply our way of giving back to the communities that continue to support Mano Fencing year after year.


About Chuck Mano

Since 2007, Chuck Mano has taken a week away from work each year to volunteer with Habitat for Humanity, helping build homes for families in need. He was back at it again last week.


For Chuck, it’s not just about construction; it’s about giving back to the community and helping families achieve the dream of homeownership.


At Mano Fencing, being a family business means believing in strong communities and lending a hand when it matters most.


We’re proud of Chuck for dedicating his time year after year to make a difference.

A woven basket filled with dog toys, a red frisbee, a plush bear, and dog treats on a wooden surface.
Two people in caps and work gear stand together on a rooftop construction site under a cloudy sky.
A large, diverse group of volunteers in matching t-shirts poses for a photo in front of a house under construction.
A person in an orange shirt smiles while using a level to check the alignment of plywood on a concrete building foundation.
Logo for the 2012 Jimmy & Rosalynn Carter Work Project by Habitat for Humanity in Léogâne, Haiti.
A person in a hard hat and tool belt stands on a red ladder, reaching up to support a wooden beam in a building frame.
Three people in matching black shirts and work attire stand in front of a Habitat for Humanity construction site sign.
Six people in casual attire stand in front of a newly built, light-gray house with white trim.
A person in a red shirt and black cap smiles while using a power drill on a wooden deck structure outdoors.
Bright green Habitat for Humanity t-shirt showing a list of Collegiate Challenge participants and sponsors on the back.
A baseball team in matching black shirts poses for a group photo on a dirt field in front of a chain-link fence.
A baseball team in matching white shirts posing for a photo while holding a championship trophy on a field.