With a growing workforce of over 1,700 team members, Arthrex is doubling down on its commitment to community engagement. “In 2024, Habitat for Humanity and Arthrex celebrated significant accomplishments through our community engagement partnership,” said Arthur Fisher, Arthrex’s volunteer coordinator. “As we grow, we look forward to providing even more volunteer resources in 2025 to meet the needs of our community partners.”
Arthrex’s involvement with Pickens County Habitat for Humanity exemplifies the power of collaboration between nonprofits and the private sector. From sending volunteer teams to construction sites to offering critical financial support, the company has become a cornerstone of Habitat’s efforts to address housing insecurity in the region.
This year, Arthrex awarded a $15,000 grant to Habitat, enabling the organization to expand its programs, invest in quality materials, and enhance its homeowner education initiatives. The funding, paired with the hands-on efforts of Arthrex’s volunteers, directly contributes to building safe, affordable homes for local families.
The partnership illustrates how businesses can play a pivotal role in addressing pressing social challenges. By aligning its resources with Habitat’s mission, Arthrex demonstrates what’s possible when corporate responsibility meets local action.
Arthrex’s ongoing support reflects a deep understanding of the importance of affordable housing and community investment. With plans to increase volunteer engagement in the coming year, the company is setting a powerful example of what it means to make a lasting impact.
