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Giving Back To The Community
At Portland Luggage we believe in a responsibility to give back to the community. We have a long-standing tradition in being involved with various charities and foundations. Gregg Simon and Wendy Liebreich, the owners of Portland Luggage, have established their own programs as well as joining the efforts of those in the local area. Some of these programs include:
- The Pack That Gives Back program
- The Make-A-Wish foundation
- The Oxford House
- The Portland Festival Symphony
- Distributing backpacks to children from low-income families
- Donating musical instrument to local schools
- Donating luggage to Portland women's shelters
Going Green: As part of our commitment to the local community and the planet, Portland Luggage strives to be a 'Green' company, implementing and supporting renewable and responsible energies such as wind power and solar power. Our recycling program insures that absolutely everything that can be recycled at Portland Luggage is recycled or re-used, therefore keeping tons of items from the landfills every year and creating a better planet. Carrying items such as vegan wallets, we do our part to cut down on the greenhouse gasses caused by livestock. We also carry Tony Perotti products which are tanned with an eco-friendly vegetable-based process to reduce environmental impact.
"I believe that my life belongs to the whole community and it is my privilege to do for it whatever I can."
Gregg Simon - owner of Portland Luggage
Abel from Portland Luggage and Bonnie from the Make-A-Wish foundation
pose with suitcases that will go to Hayley and her family so that she will
have something nice to put her clothes in for her trip to Disneyland.
Chuck and Morgan from Portland Luggage pose with some of the many
suitcases that will go to a local women's shelter. These bags will provide
the women with something to pack in so that they may leave their current
situation and hopefully find a better one.
Here, at the Portland Festival Symphony, children are seen playing recorders
donated by Portland Luggage.
Wendy Liebreich, owner of Portland Luggage, poses with Maestro Balogh
of the Portland Festival Symphony.
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