Celebrating a Year of Giving Back: Puffin Style! As we reflect on this past year, let's celebrate the heartwarming moments where we joined hands to make a difference. Our 'Good Together' journey was not just about fun, but also about giving back and spreading warmth, literally and figuratively! 🚲 We rolled up our sleeves for the COTA trail maintenance day, proving that a little dirt under our nails only adds to our charm. Together, we helped keep our trails beautiful and safe for everyone. 🧥 Our tiny Puffin coats did more than keep beverages chill; they warmed hearts. Thanks to you, we supplied over 2,000 human-sized coats to those in need with our partner One Warm Coat. Talk about a small coat making a big impact! 🏔️ We crafted a custom product for Big City Mountaineers blending our love for adventure with a cause that matters. Every Puffin sold helped support outdoor experiences for under-resourced youth. Adventure with a purpose? Yes, please! 🫡 Donating our Army Puffins to the Red Cross was our way of saluting those who tirelessly help others. It was a small gesture for a mighty cause, showing that even the smallest Puffin can make a big difference.
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