Seek Thermal kicks off Putting for Paws charity for Santa Barbara Humane
SANTA BARBARA, Calif. – Seek Thermal is conducting its annual Team Building event to help a local nonprofit organization.
The company chose “Putting for Paws” as the theme to help support Santa Barbara Humane this year
"After Covid we really needed to engage our workforce so we opted to do an annual fundraiser charity team event," said vice president of human resources Debbie Horne of Seek Thermal.
Held at the company’s corporate office in Goleta, the focus of the event is to create a fun day of teambuilding, while also giving back to the community.
This year’s event included nine teams, each tasked with building a miniature golf hole, utilizing pet supplies, food, toys and other items.
Putting for Paws will include several furry friends from Santa Barbara Humane to share in the excitement.
"As a local nonprofit Santa Barbara Humane has hit a hole-in-one today working with Seek Thermal. This is fantastic. It’s a team building exercise it’s fun and they’re donating back to the animals and the people who love them in this community," said CEO Kerri Burns of Santa Barbara Humane.
Directors at Seek Thermal hope this team building charity will help bring awareness to all the services Santa Barbara Humane has to offer.
"We opted to bring the whole company together, even our remote workers, and really to get to know each other better the camaraderie while doing good for the community," said Horne.
Held at the company’s corporate office in Goleta, the focus of the event was to hold a fun day of teambuilding, while also giving back to the community.
"It’s what we’re here for to be able to give back to our community and to show support," said director of marketing Brent Lasala of Seek Thermal.
Directors at seek thermal hope this team building charity will help bring awareness to all the services Santa Barbara humane has to offer.
"They do such great work in our community and we’re really here to get back. It’s important that when we do team events, we incorporate the community in that as well," said Horne.
