We had the opportunity to donate to the town of Okeechobee this month! Have you ever been there? We spoke to Sharie about her town’s organization.

Name Tag: What is the name of your organization? Do you have a mission statement?

Sharie: Okeechobee Main Street – Our mission is to promote the prosperity and vitality of Okeechobee through collaboration among property owners, private citizens, community and business leaders, town and government representatives and civic organizations.

Name Tag: What was donated to you? How did/will it help your organization?

Sharie: Name badges to identify Board Member of our organization.  This will help the organization by identifying board members to vendors, customers and the public during events and meetings.  This identifier will lead the way towards conversations about our organization.

Name Tag: If you could describe your company/organization in 3 words what would they be?

Sharie: Revitalize, Collaborate, Promote

Name Tag: Do you have any other comments you would like to add?

Sharie: Okeechobee Main Street continues to promote Okeechobee with great festivals, parades and beautification projects.  Main Street celebrates the rich history of our community through Arts and Culture which is most visible in our mural projects.

Will you be stopping in Florida anytime soon? Why not head down and see Okeechobee? You can check out all of their events and projects on their website at:

http://www.okeechobeemainstreet.org/

Recently, we had the chance to donate some of our products to Habitat for Humanity Palm Beach County. We spoke with Donna to get an inside view of what the organization is all about.

Name Tag: What is the name of your company or organization? Do you have a mission statement?

Donna: We are Habitat for Humanity of Palm Beach County, Inc. OUR MISSION: Seeking to put God’s love into action. Habitat for Humanity of Palm Beach County brings people together to build homes, communities and hope.

Name Tag: What was donated to you? How will it help your organization?

Donna: The cost of name badges for our employees was donated to us. It will help by saving money. So, we put that money toward building homes.

Name Tag: If you could describe your organization in three words what would they be?

Donna: Non-profit, Home-ownership, Hope

We are so pleased that we could help out this wonderful organization. If you would like to donate or volunteer, you can contact them at their website at habitatpbc.org/.

A couple of weeks ago we had the pleasure of working with the group Harvard Women in Computer Science. We donated some product to them, and in return, one of their members was able to answer some of our questions about who they are and what they stand for. We spoke to JN, and she was great!

Name Tag: What is the name of your company or organization? Do you have a mission statement?

JN: Harvard Women in Computer Science organized our first annual Women Engineers Code (WECode) conference this past weekend. We are dedicated to building a network of technical women across universities and industries. We believe every girl should have equal opportunity and encouragement to pursue a technical field and we strive to promote awareness and build a community at Harvard and beyond.

Name Tag: What was donated to you? How will it help your organization?
JN: Coller Industries was kind enough to donate 11, 2×3 engraved name badges for the committee members running the event. The committee had worked so hard to make this 300 person conference possible and it was wonderful to have such a professional and unique recognition of their efforts. The badges also streamlined the functionality of the conference itself since attendees knew they could go to members wearing the badges to ask questions.

Name Tag: If you could describe your organization in three words, what would they be?

JN: Technical, Female, Community

Name Tag: Do you have any other comments you would like to add?

JN: Thank you so much for working with us to make this possible. It was our first year holding the conference, and the first time many of the committee members had ever worked on a conference. It was great to have the name tags as a surprise gift for them to wear on the day of the conference because it recognized their efforts and legitimized our event. We look forward to building this relationship with Coller Industries.