We’ve all heard the phrase, “To whom much is given much is required.” At Scrubbed, we believe it is our responsibility and an honor to give back in as many ways as we can. It is this people-centric sense of collaboration that drives everything we do and powers our goal for excellence in every interaction.
Much more than a thriving business, we understand that being a part of a community means supporting it in any way we can.
Scrubbed employs a family of talented professionals that are deeply rooted in integrity and committed to our people, clients and community. Together, we believe that we can make the world a better place, and we strive to support our local neighbors in a variety of ways.
We encourage our employees to support the causes they hold dear and partner with local farmers and organizations to drive positive social impact. We are inspired and privileged to have spearheaded a variety of giving opportunities, including:
Each Scrubbed employee was given two cavans of rice, one to keep for themselves and another to give to someone in the community. Recipients included schools, hospitals, community pantries and other organizations focused on eliminating food insecurity.
We gave hygiene kits and canned goods to residents of Brgy Panipuan as well as medical supplies to local retirement communities.
We invited local small artisans and other business owners to set up a “store” in our office so our team members could purchase their goods, allowing these local entrepreneurs to expand their reach and create new fans of their offerings.
Scrubbed employees served as tutors for the students at Panipuan Elementary School, in addition to preparing materials, developing modules and donating paper, laptops, books, and other needed supplies.
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