Connecting with Mohawk’s Sustainability Journey – David Adams

I grew up a conservationist, and as did most of the people. I know my family, my friends, even my customers, bit of the recipient is very high percentage of the citizenship or outdoor users. And some of my fondest memories are of my grandmother taking me by the hand. And leading me deep into the forest and pointing out different types of trees and different types of birds and even to the banks of the boat to the river where we would swim and splash and float by on inner tubes and dive into the river. I grew up that way. Ended up a lifetime of white water rafting and fishing at all the ponds and lakes and streams and rivers, the Gulf of Mexico, and even into the mountain ranges and in and around Georgia. It's been a time on Appalachian Trail, and just never occurred to me that our waterways needed help. And whenever Mohawk this huge corporation gets involved in a local hands on way, to reverse and try to reverse the bleak future that our Huawei's have. And the fact that our family and my generation, generations to come might not be able to enjoy this waterways, just sat like a pit in my stomach. So Very proud to say that our family has almost like a internal contract, that we will do everything that we can do in our power, not just to take care of the waterways as they are today, but to provide for future generations down the road. And Moa believes in better and so from the family, and I'm very appreciative that they do. And I'd ask you to join us in this very worthy cause.