With our recent growth in people and offices abroad, we realized more than ever that our involvement in local communities and culture plays a crucial part in shaping both our personal and professional lives and invariably translates into our work. That\u2019s why we made it a point to try to give back to the community however we can.<\/p>\n
Lately we\u2019ve been involved in supporting several interesting local projects, communities and causes that help us feel a more productive part of our environment and hopefully, make it better. We thought we\u2019d tell you about them bit by bit with the hope that we can inspire you to find that local initiative that sparks your enthusiasm and gets you to do something – whether it\u2019s cleaning the park, volunteering for a cause or a local festival or organizing a morning run group – we promise, it\u2019s worth it. Today we start our Community series with our most recent initiative – supporting a live music concert in the city where our headquarters are located.<\/p>\n
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<\/h3>\nIf you\u2019ve ever met anyone from SiteGround in person, you\u2019d know how much we like to have fun and how we always try to nurture our creative side. A couple of months ago two of Bulgaria\u2019s most forward-thinking communities: a popular music podcast and an indie music fan platform reached out to us with an idea! They wanted to invite a contemporary European band for a live performance in Sofia, Bulgaria, where our headquarters are based. Their goal was to gather a vibrant community of young creative people who are deeply involved with developing the local music and art scene. Bold idea + Live music + Fun for the people = of course we said yes!<\/p>\n
We actually got so inspired by the idea that we decided to create some new designs and swag using the mascot of the band – a little good-natured goat. We made flags, signs, stickers, posters – you name it. There was dancing, sing-alongs, even party parents with their babies, lots and lots of smiles and a true sense of community – that of the young city people who don\u2019t get scared off by a bit of fun even on a Sunday night. The next morning we were all back to our usual work week, each of us doing our own thing, but we all carried that same music in our step, humming that from time to time a small celebration goes a long way.<\/p>\n
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