Lowell, AR — Infinity Product Group (IPG), parent company of Infinity Her, is elevating its corporate social responsibility efforts by matching every $10 monthly employee donation made to the SnackPack Program Fund at the Samaritan Community Center (SCC) in Northwest Arkansas. The match effectively doubles the support provided to local students who rely on the weekend meal program.
The SnackPack Program distributes more than 6,000 food packs every weekend across 160 schools in four counties. Operating at a weekly cost of $16,000, the initiative relies heavily on volunteers, donor contributions, and community partners to maintain essential services for students who may otherwise go without nutritious meals.
Volunteer Hours Surge: IPG Packs 1,615 SnackPacks in October
Alongside its financial commitment, IPG has significantly increased hands-on involvement. In October alone, employees packed 1,615 SnackPacks—nearly triple the company’s previous quarterly total.
IPG is also supporting SCC’s Rise and Shine Breakfast Food Drive at the organization’s new Springdale location. These expanded efforts reflect the company’s broader mission to strengthen the communities where its employees live and work.
“As a company deeply rooted in Northwest Arkansas, we believe that helping our neighbors is vital to being part of a thriving community,” said Ramona Watson, vice president of product development at Infinity Her. “We’re blessed to live and work in such a beautiful region, and we want to ensure that same sense of care and support extends to every child and family who calls it home.”
A Growing Commitment to Community Partnerships
Looking ahead, IPG plans to continue its collaboration with the Samaritan Community Center, participating in more volunteer efforts, fundraising initiatives, and outreach programs as opportunities expand.
All Infinity Her products are available through Sportsman Cap & Bag and its distribution network.
