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Findlay Hats Sustainability Actions

Donated to civil rights groups

The company reported releasing Juneteenth-themed hats and donating all sales from those items to the ACLU and NAACP. It said the campaign raised more than $10,000 and that the effort contributed to its inclusion in the ACLU Impact Society. The activity is presented as a social-impact initiative rather than an environmental measure.

Produced face shields and masks

During the COVID-19 period, the brand said it shifted production to make face shields for hospitals and other frontline users, including large orders for medical facilities. It also stated that it produced 1,000 medical-grade surgical masks for a local medical group, with the items hand sewn by its team. The initiative was framed as community support and emergency response.

Supported wildlife conservation

The company described a hat launch tied to the Wildlife Conservation Network, stating that it donated $5 from each hat sold and raised more than $1,800 for the charity. The source material links the campaign to protection of endangered species and their habitats, making it a philanthropy and biodiversity-related action.

Backed local youth programs

Findlay Hats said it served on the Associate Board of the Portland Boys & Girls Club and volunteered time to speak with young people about business experience. It also referenced a planned collaboration hat intended to donate proceeds to the club. The activity reflects local community engagement and youth support.

Provided emergency financial aid

The brand described a 'Findlay Stimulus Package' that gave $30 to 50 members of its community who were struggling financially or had lost jobs during the pandemic. It also said it ran holiday gift giveaways and donated money to St. Jude Children’s Hospital based on social media engagement. These actions are presented as charitable support rather than operational sustainability measures.

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