Superior
Products
6221 S. Santa Fe Drive
Littleton, CO 80120
phone 303-347-2555
fax 303-347-2556
Many people’s lives have been impacted by cancer, including members of Superior Products family and friends.
Very personal stories of heroic lives are the reason Superior Products is committed to supporting the local charity, Cancer League of Colorado (CLC). Sherry is an 8 year ovarian cancer survivor and remains in full remission.
Unique to non-profits, Cancer League of Colorado has no paid staff and no offices. Membership dues and an all-volunteer staff cover all operating expenses. Cancer League of Colorado now has over 400 volunteer members who share the commitment to fight cancer and support cancer research.
100% of all donations go straight to cancer research and patient services. Since 1985, Cancer League has donated $8 Million toward cancer research and services.
Cancer League's philosophy states that, "We are a cohesive, caring group with close relations among our members to work toward our goal of fundraising to find a cure for cancer."
Sherry and Tom Higgins
Superior Products has been recognized for its charitable giving and community support. In 2009 it was named “Dealer of the Year” by Window & Door Magazine for “Excellence in Community Service.” And, in 2010, Tom Higgins was nominated for Denver Business Journal’s “Partners in Philanthropy - Corporate Citizen of the Year."
Superior Products participation in the Over the Edge fundraiser saw president and CEO, Tom Higgins, rappel off a 28-story building to raise thousands of dollars for Cancer League of Colorado. He never looked down, wore Depends, and now has a check mark next to the word “rappel” on his “bucket list.”
In addition, Superior Products’ annual Customer Appreciation parties, private reserve wine tasting events and other fundraisers enable Tom and Sherry Higgins to raise money for their favorite charity, Cancer League of Colorado. Find out more at: www.cancerleague.org
Superior Products participation in the Over the Edge fundraiser saw president and CEO, Tom Higgins, rappel off a 28-story building to raise thousands of dollars for Cancer League of Colorado. He never looked down, wore Depends, and now has a check mark next to the word “rappel” on his “bucket list.”