In our view, you can’t be good people without supporting good, charitable efforts. So no matter how big or small—whether creating pro-bono marketing strategies for non-profits, delivering meals to neighbors in need, or doing our part to get homeless animals adopted—our good deeds make a positive impact on our local community and beyond.
Dog Days of Summer
We love fostering dogs for animal enrichment and employee mental health. Petting a friend with four paws can provide anxiety relief and relaxation, which greatly improves the mental health of employees. Partnering with the Elmore County Humane Society, dogs (and sometimes cats) in need of adoption visit our office for one day a week in the summer. An employee sponsors a furry friend to make sure they are spoiled throughout the day, is photographed with their charge, and the word is spread on our social media to help find them a new home.
All pets fostered by Stamp have found loving homes!
School Year Kick Off
The Stamp team was happy to provide breakfast to the hardworking faculty and staff of T S Morris Elementary School to give them a great start to in-service days before the students join them. Their goal is to instill a love of learning in every student as they help build a foundation for success in college, career, and beyond. They are committed to meeting the needs of all students with engaging and innovative instruction.
Meals on Wheels
For senior citizens who are unable to prepare meals, this program is a blessing that gives a sense of security because of its regular personal contact. We are proud to partner with the Montgomery Area Council on Aging to help deliver nutritious meals, companionship and a watchful eye on the health and safety of our seniors. Our staff delivers approximately 100 meals per year for this cause.
“Thank you for all Stamp does for the community!”
— Tommy McKinnon, Baptist Health
Non-Profit Partnerships
We have worked with non-profits across the country to bring forth strategies that cause action for their pursuits. Stamp has provided in excess of $50,000 of pro-bono agency services on an annual basis.
