Localloop | Community

Working together we can positively impact every community.

Local businesses spend over $30 Billion per year on advertising. We think that money can be better spent in our local communities.

The vision for our Community Partner Program is to foster an environment where Certified Businesses join forces with our Community Partners to improve the quality of life in the communities they serve. Together...we are working diligently to promote and strengthen each local community.

The following are community programs that Localloop and Strategic Marketing University are proud to support:

Washington State Mentors
Our mission is to promote and support quality mentoring, fostering positive youth development and academic success while increasing awareness about participation in mentoring.

Boys & Girls Club
It has been said that you can only become what you can imagine. The Boys & Girls Clubs offer a safe haven that is there every day, year after year. The Clubs offer staff who care, encourage, and inspire; a place where members feel a sense of belonging; where they are free to imagine . . . free to dream.

The Wounded Warrior Project
The Wounded Warrior Project seeks to assist those men and women of our armed forces who have been severely injured during the conflicts in Iraq, Afghanistan, and other hot spots around the world. Many of the injuries are traumatic amputations, gunshot wounds, burns and blast injuries that will retire these brave warriors from military service.

Habitat for Humanity
Habitat for Humanity International is a Christian organization and welcomes volunteers from all faiths who are committed to Habitat's goal of eliminating poverty. Homes are sold with no profit made. Homeowners contribute "Sweat Equity" and house payments are recycled to build additional homes.

Community Partners

Tenhulzen Remodeling

Homes for Little Hands
was a success for
participating builders,
the Master Builders
Care Foundation, King
County Boys & Girls
Clubs and individual
families. Tenhulzen
Remodeling constructed

constructed the Tug Boat Playhouse for this event in 2000, using plans drafted by one of our designer interns. The entire build took 2 months and involved volunteer labor from nearly everyone on staff. When complete, the Tugboat Playhouse was trucked to a site where it was displayed along with 8 other designs built by MBA builder members. On the last day of the display, a large media event and auction drew hundreds of Puget Sound residents. The winning bidder for the Tugboat Playhouse was also a Tenhulzen client.

90% CSR

Print & Copy Factory

Private Aaron Aamott
Memorial Gift Drive
Created the drive, in
conjunction with Aaron's
Mom, to pull the
community together for
providing Aaron's
regiment holiday care
packages from home.
HOLIDAY GIFT DRIVE
in HONOR of our local
Hero, SPC. Aaron
Aamot. This drive

completed Dec 1, 2009. We shipped to Ft. Lewis over 115 large boxes full of snacks, soups, candy, socks, CD's, Videos, Books, Magazines, toiletries, and wonderful letters. We are proud of the effort that everyone supported and gave from their hearts. We have also collected over $2500 dollars for purchase of items, such as phone cards.

89% CSR

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