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Community/Badger Gives Back

In response to our company principles, Badger donates 10% of before tax profits or $10,000 (whichever is greater) to non-profit organizations which focus on the healthcare & welfare of children (including environmental education); local organizations serving the local community; and the promotion of peace.

Some of the Non-Profits we support:

  • Kroka Expeditions
  • Central Asia Institute
  • Physicians for Social Responsibility
  • Association of Waldorf Schools
  • Keene Community Kitchen
  • Sophia’s Hearth Family Center
  • Monadnock Waldorf School
  • Cedarcrest Center for Children with Disabilities
  • International Campaign Tibet
  • Lily Garden Learning Center
  • Monadnock United Way
  • The Moving Company
  • The Orchard School
  • Monadnock Family Services
  • Spikenard Farm
  • Home Health and Community Services
  • American Red Cross
  • Partners In Health
  • Salvation Army



    Badger also supports the community with annual Earth Day roadside clean-up; United way Day of Caring volunteer work; and by supporting all employees to volunteer at the non-profits of their choice. We support our commitment to environmental responsibility by reusing, recycling and composting; sourcing chemical-free and organic in all our materials; and always striving to do better.






    "When I first started working at Badger I had a dream that I was searching for my new green shoes. The owners, Bill and Katie, were helping me to search. How accurate our dreams often are! Here at Badger we are all constantly searching for “our new green shoes.” Every decision is weighed for its environmental impact. First, do no harm. Second, when possible, help to make the earth a healthier place. It’s a pleasure to work in an environment where cutting edge thinking about “doing good” is the norm.

    Badgers love Earth Day. We celebrate by spending a morning – wearing our sturdiest sneakers, green or not, and cleaning the local roadsides as well as our yard here at Badger. It will be a chance to turn the compost, clean out the garden beds, and plant a few flowers before we sit down together to enjoy a 100% organic, mostly local, and fair trade lunch. It’s all part of a fashion trend here at the Badger Mines where we are always searching for new green shoes!"

    -Badger Cook Betsi McGuigan