Community
When the business of business becomes just that, we miss the bigger picture.
The Continuum Way
At Continuum, we believe that with opportunity comes responsibility, both to our team and to the communities in which we live. We believe it’s a business imperative to give back with time and resources. That’s why every month we spotlight a local company committed to giving back to their community: whether in their hiring processes, product, or as a portion of proceeds. We thank our advertising partners from each month with a curated gift from one of these spotlighted companies and help get the word out on the good they do for their communities.
Continuum Community Gifting Program
In the past, Continuum has partnered with Séka Hills, Unravel Coffee, Coconut Whisk, the Women’s Bean Project, and many others for the community gifting program. These companies have supported indigenous land conservation, sustainable coffee production, the fight against hunger and food insecurity, and providing job training and employment to women facing significant barriers to work.
Staying Driven
It's easy in advertising to get caught up in industry navel-gazing and self-absorption. If nothing else, looking outward at the companies doing good work in our communities helps us keep perspective on the bigger picture. Continuum has previously supported Denver Urban Gardens, the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, and GrowNYC.
This Month's Gift
Our latest client gift is from Sienna Sauce! Tyla-Simone Crayton is the 21-year-old CEO of Sienna Sauce, a family-based business that was established in 2017 in Sienna, Texas. Popularly known for its versatility, Sienna Sauce is an “Everything Sauce” and can be used as a dip, marinade, glaze, or an added ingredient. All of the gourmet sauces are entirely free of high-fructose corn syrup, low in sodium, and gluten-free
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