Mohawk participates in Susan G. Komen 3-day fundraiser

Mohawk Group and Durkan participated in the Susan G. Komen 3-Day fundraiser.

Seattle— Mohawk Group and Durkan renewed their commitment to the fight against breast cancer at the Susan G. Komen 3-Day fundraiser, held here, which concluded earlier this week.

Both divisions increased their presence and involvement over last year, officially kicking off the fundraiser with a special showroom event for the local design community. The event showcased the mission of Susan G. Komen, while also highlighting how designers could get involved through the Specify for a Cure program at the national and local levels.

Since 2001, Mohawk has contributed more than $6.1 million to Susan G. Komen through corporate donation programs such as its Specify for a Cure program — for every order of program-eligible styles that meet minimum guidelines, Mohawk Group and Durkan make a donation on behalf of its customers and employees. Additionally, donated product was put to work in the hospitality lounge at the 3-Day camp. Mohawk Group provided a pink hued Off the Wall style carpet tile rug and Durkan donated “pinked out” precision dye injection (PDI) bound area rugs from the new Spirit Moderne Collection, both of which are included in the Specify for a Cure program.

“We believe in bettering the communities where we live, work and play,” said George Bandy Jr., chief sustainability officer of Mohawk Flooring North America. “That is why we support Susan G. Komen and those battling breast cancer through programs like Specify for a Cure — because it moves all of us a step closer to a healthier and culturally rich life. In activating our Seattle teams at events like the 3-Day, we are able to truly scale Mohawk’s impact to the local level.”

Members of the commercial and hospitality sales teams volunteered their time at various locations in the metropolitan area to cheer on and support the walkers at the finish lines each day. They also walked alongside colleague Di Anna Borders, Mohawk Group director of design segment, participated in her first 3-Day. She is currently undergoing treatment for breast cancer.

As it has done since 2015, Mohawk also provided soft, durable and eco-friendly residential SmartCushion to comfort the tired and spur on those who were sore at the finish line.

(Photo: Mohawk Group’s Di Anna Borders at the 3-Day opening ceremonies)

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