Eventgroove Gives Back to the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation

5/24/2012

Eventgroove  highlights the importance of the Elk Foundation’s efforts 

 How does Eventgroove give back to the community, support the environment, and express a sense of social responsibility? With a $9,000 donation to the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation (RMEF)!

 Lance Trebesch, CEO of Eventgroove, believes businesses should give back to their communities and invest in conservation, reporting, “Eventgroove donates 5% of our annual net income to conservation groups.” For the last 4 years, Eventgroove has provided central on-demand digital printing for the Elk Foundation and its 550 chapters. The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, which saves thousands of acres of elk habitat every year, participates in Eventgroove’s 20% Conservation Giveback Initiative, resulting in over $40,000 of donations in 4 years.

This year, Trebesch presented a large, ceremonial check and RMEF’s Annual Elk Camp and Exposition, which took place February 2^nd–4^th at Riviera Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas with over 1,200 volunteers participating in the RMEF Volunteer Fun Night acting as witnesses. Eventgroove also donated a rare special edition Teddy Roosevelt rifle, valued at $5,000, which was raffled off to the volunteers.

Steve Decker, vice president of Marketing for RMEF, calls Eventgroove, “a true partner of the Elk Foundation and conservation, not only providing high-quality raffle tickets and event collateral for all our chapters, but also stepping up and investing in our mission to save elk habitat. Eventgroove’s 20% Conservation Giveback Initiative is just one of the many ways they support our organization and our mission.”

Any qualified conservation organization can participate in Eventgroove’s 20% Conservation Giveback Initiative. If you’re interested, just contact Lance Trebesch at [email protected].