On Tuesday, February 27, InterfaceFLOR kicked off our 7th year of Legacy Projects – a half day of community service conducted during our national sales meeting. We were thrilled for our first opportunity to volunteer in Atlanta, Georgia, home of our corporate headquarters, Interface, Inc. We sent 250 volunteers to work on 11 projects with eight different local organizations. We have a unique culture at InterfaceFLOR, committed to working hard, leaving a legacy, and giving back. The day was an overwhelming success! Tasks were accomplished, new friendships were started, new skills were learned, and plenty of stories emerged.
Since 2005 our Legacy Projects have been in six different cities in seven years, working with 55 different organizations and 1400 volunteers giving 3,500 volunteer hours and this year was no different. Click through on the images and links below to view additional images and read about this year’s Legacy Projects:
Upper Chattahoochee Riverkeepers
InterfaceFLOR volunteers don their blue hairnets and roll up their sleeves to pack meals for Project Open Hand.
InterfaceFLOR volunteers took on the Atlanta Community ToolBank, organizing hundreds of tools and supplies.
Salvation Army Boys & Girls Club of Greater Atlanta
Carrie Steele-Pitts Home and Rebuilding Together Atlanta
The InterfaceFLOR team puts their design skills to work beautifying the Carrie Steele-Pitts home with new carpet.
Hillside School and Foundation for Hospital Art
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