Versique Employees Volunteer for Simon Says Give Backpack Drive

Versique

August 20, 2013

August 20, 2013 — Versique and McKinley Consulting employees recently teamed up with Simon Says Give to volunteer for “High Five for Supplies,” an annual backpack and school supply drive. Employees greatly enjoyed helping inventory the generous donations provided by local companies and members of the community.

“Seeing the volume of school supplies that had been donated was incredible. We’re thankful to be connected to an organization supporting the community in such a tangible way,” said Kelli Schutrop, Marketing Manager.

This year’s High Five For Supplies drive resulted in donating over 1,000 backpacks filled with school supplies to children in the Minneapolis area!

About Simon Says Give

Simon Says Give is a non-profit, founded by 7-year-old Mandi Simon, who wanted to help other children through various means of giving. The goal of Simon Says Give is to help children understand the diversities of life, and to learn, grow, share, and play through the joy of giving. Learn more about Simon Says Give.

View pictures from the day on our Facebook page!

Versique / About Author

Versique is a high-performance recruiting firm that specializes in interim solutions, direct hire, and executive leadership search. Our team of experienced professionals and seasoned leaders across various areas of expertise and industries have been in your shoes. We can quickly assess your whole people picture and identify the elements that will take your business to the next level.

In 2019, 2020, and 2021 Versique was recognized as Star Tribune Top Workplace, was nominated as a Best of Business Finalist by Twin Cities Business, and made the Minneapolis / St. Paul Business Journal's list of Twin Cities Largest Executive Search Firms. Versique also ranks as one of the top 25 most socially/marketing engaged staffing firms in the country and #1 in Minnesota by LinkedIn.

The Versique brand represents a powerful combination of “versatile” and “unique” as it hints at the concept of “search” in its pronunciation: ver-seek.