Associates also provide more than 100 gifts and holiday meals to local families
POLAND SPRING – During this season of giving, Poland Spring is helping support families in its host communities through employee and company contributions of gifts, food, and funds.
Poland Spring is donating over $40,000 in monetary funding to heating assistance programs in seven Maine communities including Poland, Lincoln, Howland, Passadumkeag, Enfield, Fryeburg, and Denmark.
“As a brand with deep roots in Maine, we are committed to giving back to the communities where we live and work all year, but especially during the holidays,” said Heather Printup, Poland Spring’s senior manager of community relations. “We believe in helping our neighbors in need and find it rewarding to know that we can make a difference in someone’s life.”
Other holiday giving includes support of the Christmas in Poland holiday celebration and the donation of 100 gifts by associates from the Kingfield bottling facility to the Farmington Elks lodge in support of Franklin County’s Operation Santa Claus.
Additionally, employees from the Hollis bottling facility rolled up their sleeves to assist the Biddeford High School student council to provide Thanksgiving meals to over 100 families in the Biddeford, Saco, and Dayton communities.
Primo Brands, the owner of the Poland Spring® Brand, which was established in 1845, has invested in Maine and created jobs in the state. Anchored in Maine’s values, Poland Spring® is committed to being good neighbors and giving back to communities where we live and work. Poland Spring® operates three Maine bottling facilities in Poland, Hollis, and Kingfield and responsibly manages ten spring water sources across the state.