Whether it’s providing our time and skills to help organize a walk in support of the Connecticut chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society … gathering pledges and straining leg muscles in a stair climb to raise funds for the American Lung Association … or collecting and donating toiletries to The House of Bread, a housing charity in the Greater Hartford area … Clarus Cares is our way to give something back to the people and charities near and dear to us.
Clarus Cares.
We Love Giving Back.
At Clarus Commerce, we believe that companies, like individuals, can and should be measured by the commitments and contributions they make to the communities around them. That’s why we created Clarus Cares: To provide opportunities for our employees to lend a collective hand to people, causes, and organizations in the cities and towns around us.
Clarus Volunteers for the
Meriden Salvation Army.
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September 8, 2017
Clarus Cares: A Day Of Teaching (And Learning) At Camp Hemlocks MDA Week
This August, the Clarus team spent a day working with kids at Camp Hemlocks, an accessible camp for youth and adults with 43 distinct types of physical, sensory, intellectual and developmental disabilities in Hebron, CT. Campers spend six nights participating in fun activities like campfires and friendship bracelets, but the benefits of this summer camp go…
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June 29, 2017
Clarus Cares: Spring Cleaning At The Meriden Salvation Army
What do weed whackers and mobile devices have in common? At Clarus, they’re tools that we use to do our jobs. That might sound strange, but not all our work happens in the office.
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March 13, 2017
Clarus Commerce Earns a 2017 Stevie Award and a Spot on Entrepreneur’s 2017 Top Company Cultures List
Business success can arise from almost anywhere and take a variety of forms. In 1974, when Erno Rubik wanted to help his students understand 3-D geometry, he invented the Rubik’s Cube, which became the best-selling toy of all time, with over 350 million units sold. The following year, a bar conversation about annoying pets inspired…