Scribendi Sponsors 2nd Annual Ultimate Me Day

CHATHAM, Ontario - June 4, 2014 - PRLog -- Leading online editing (http://www.scribendi.com/) and proofreading company Scribendi.com sponsored Ultimate Me Day, a local community event that sets out to gather women together to build a strong community of support, camaraderie, and entrepreneurship as well as to vitalize the Chatham-Kent community.

Scribendi.com, which is also dedicated to environmental sustainability initiatives that curb global climate change and engage the local community, has committed to plant a tree for every ticket sold to this event.

"Ultimate Me Day (http://ultimatemeday.com/) is about fun, connection, and inspiration. We are inspired by the leadership of Scribendi.com in greening our community," said Organizing Committee Chair Maureen D. Geddes. "A tree planted for every person who attends our event is a win-win-win situation: each person contributes just by being there and having a tree planted in their honor and it benefits the health of the Chatham-Kent community. We hope the idea catches on!"

Both locally situated and global in its focus, the Scribendi.com editing and proofreading team is passionate about the Chatham-Kent community (http:///news/earth_day_chatham_kent.en.html) as well as preserving the environment. Since its inception in 1997, Scribendi.com has partnered with numerous companies over the past 10 years to support impactful greening initiatives and is excited to participate in another.

"We are thrilled to be involved with such a great community event and to be able to plant trees throughout Chatham for every ticket sold," said Karen Ashford, Marketing Manager. "Our staff feel passionately about greening initiatives in our community and want to be able to enjoy our beautiful parks with their families."

The Scribendi.com team believes that it takes a community working together to ensure successful tree plantings and is grateful to the Lower Thames Valley Conservation Authority (LTVCA) for suggesting the location and sourcing the appropriate native trees and to the Chatham Horticultural Society for providing the volunteers.