APG Exhibits is committed to fostering a company culture that exhibits kindness in all areas of our business.
We strive to create a work experience that begins internally and radiates externally through all our endeavors. We provide an employee and customer experience that accentuates benevolence, graciousness and understanding. This has led to our supporting many charities, such as the Life is Good Kids Foundation (now the
Life is Good Playmaker Project) and the Alliance to Cure Cavernous Malformation. We consistently donate our time, resources, products and a percent of profits, to give back to the community and spread kindness.
Life is Good Kids Foundation
The Life is Good Kids Foundation exhibits kindness to some of the most vulnerable children every day. Led by experts in the field of childhood trauma response, the Foundation began in 1989 as a one-hour playgroup for homeless children in Greater Boston, and now provides workshops, retreats, resources, and support for leading childcare organizations all across the United States and Haiti.
The Life is Good Kids Foundation has invested in the personal development of more than 5,000 individual professional caregivers. Resulting in improved care and help for nearly 200,000 kids every single day. In honor of this good, kind, and critical work,
APG Exhibits donated, over $20,000 to the Life is Good Kids Foundation between 2015 & 2018. A dollar on behalf of every teacher, nurse, social worker, and professional care provider who's taken the extra step in building life-changing relationships with the kids in their care.
The Life is Good Kids Foundation was renamed and rebranded as the Life is Good Playmaker Project. We invite you to learn more about the Life is Good Playmaker Project and join us in giving back to a cause that will truly
Exhibit Kindness every day.
Alliance to Cure: Cavernous Malformation
The Alliance to Cure is a global foundation dedicated to advancing research, raising awareness, and supporting families affected by Cerebral Cavernous Malformations (CCMs)—a rare genetic disease that causes abnormal blood vessels to form in the brain and spine, leading to severe health issues such as seizures, strokes, and other neurological symptoms. The foundation funds cutting-edge research with the goal of finding effective treatments and ultimately a cure, while also providing crucial support to patients and their families.
This mission is incredibly personal to us at APG Exhibits, as our CEO’s family has been directly impacted by CCMs. In response, we are proud to contribute to this cause through Rhythms of Hope, a special event designed to raise funds and awareness for the Alliance to Cure. We believe in the importance of giving back and making a meaningful difference for those living with CCMs.
Join us in supporting the Alliance to Cure and helping fund life-saving research for this important cause.
APG Exhibit is Very Proud to Support the following Charities and Causes
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