Producer and supplier of components and customised solutions for the RV industry, Lippert, is undertaking a significant volunteer effort to benefit its local communities as part of its annual Volunteer Week initiative.

Over three nights, Lippert team members will pack more than 123,000 food and personal hygiene items into 5,000 boxes, which will then be distributed to local families in Elkhart, Goshen, Nappanee, and Middlebury in partnership with the Boys & Girls Clubs.

The project, which is being called Pack Out 2.0 by Lippert, will allow anyone to receive a food box with no questions asked, in a bid to give something back to its local communities in the American state of Indiana.

Michilah Grimes, Lippert’s Social Impact Strategist, said: “This isn’t just volunteering behind the scenes. It’s a chance to actually watch impact happen, from the moment something is packed to the moment it reaches someone who needs it.”

“Distributing the food boxes is where the hard work truly comes to life, and the volunteer experience comes full circle,” added Brandie Edsall, Senior Lead Corporate and Community Impact at Lippert.

“What begins with the hands and hearts of Lippert team members packing essential items reaches its greatest impact through powerful, face-to-face moments with the families who need them most.”