Being involved in the community is an extremely important part of our work at Superfeet — just as important as making insoles. Every Superfeet employee gets paid time to do volunteer work. Here's a round-up of a few of the places you may have seen Superfeet employees lately.
This month a team of Superfeet employees helped with assembling and setting up housing units at Martha's Place, a new local facility that will provide permanent supportive housing for households experiencing homelessness and low-income households at risk of homelessness in Skagit County.
In March, a crew of Superfeet volunteers braved cold conditions to help out with conservation work at California Creek Timberline property with the Whatcom Land Trust. The Superfeet team removed 400 square feet of invasive blackberries, which will allow native species to grow.
A team of Superfeet employees from our IT department rolled up their sleeves and helped fill garden beds at the Ferndale Community Garden with new dirt to get ready for the upcoming season.
We have a several Superfeet employees who volunteer their time coaching or coordinating recreational youth sports in the area, spending countless hours planning practices, coaching games, and coordinating snacks.
Superfeet employees also lend their talents and experience to the boards of local non-profit organizations.
Annie Quammen, Superfeet VP of Human Resources, presents as part of her role on the Bellingham Farmers Market Board of Directors.
Thank you for your support of Superfeet. With your purchase you've joined a community committed to making a difference for people and the planet. For more about how your Superfeet purchase gives back, visit superfeet.com/our-giving.
