For most people the idea of walking 60 miles is just not a choice we would want to make. Unless of course it’s doing something fun like amusement parks or visiting a foreign country. That isn’t the case for our CEO, Kelly Ackerman. She has CHOSEN to participate in something much bigger than herself. Later this month Kelly will be…
If you were on a social media platform in 2014, i don’t think you could have escaped the global phenomenon that was the Ice Bucket Challenge. Whether you got ice dumped on your head or donated, like me, you were a part of the 17 million people who participated and raised $115 million for ALS Association. Back in 2014, ALS…
For the most part we try and keep the same names our vendor chooses when it comes to the products we bring into our line. However, sometimes, the name the vendor has chosen just doesn’t make sense to what the moulding is and we change it. This is one of those times, only we thought we’d ask our customers for…
These past few years have been unlike anything that we’ve ever experienced. From COVID to material shortages all the way to inflation there have been a lot of things that have had to be altered. Our charity initiative, Fill The Truck was one of them. For the past three years we’ve highly encouraged online donations over physical ones to keep…
It all started in 2010. Dan Regenold, our owner, had a vision. His vision was to fill an entire 53 foot semi-truck for a local charity. He knew that this would be his biggest charitable giving project and he would need a team to assist him. He put together a team of giving coordinators consisting of: packers, donation collectors, marketing…
How do we choose our charities of the month? Did you know most come from our awesome employees? We open our Charity program each year to allow our employees to make recommendations of which organizations our company should support, based on their own individual passions and interests. Our Connection To Melanoma Know More If you’ve been with us for a…
We’ve heard our customers loud and clear, they want more real wood. Every chance that we can get we’re looking for affordable real wood options for our customers. This is why we’re so excited to announce our limited edition: Real Walnut Picture Frame series. Real Walnut Frame Backstory We were given the opportunity, all thanks to the good relationships we…
Father’s Day is coming up soon, and if you’re anything like me I’m sure you’re scrambling last minute to come with up a great gift for the fathers in your life. Finding a new creative gift for dads can be a challenge as well, but lucky for you, we’re here to save the day! Whether you’re looking for a gift…
This month, our Charity of the Month hits especially close to home. Today is the first day of Autism Awareness and Acceptance Month. Depending on your day-to-day, you may have known this, you may not have. You might have heard the phrase, “if you’ve met one person with autism, you’ve met one person with autism.” As of December 2021, 1…
Imagine waking up in pain, going to work in pain, eating dinner in pain, going to sleep in pain. This is the reality for many people who suffer from Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS). Ehlers-Danlos syndromes are a group of inherited disorders that affect your connective tissues; primarily your skin, joints, and blood vessel walls. Connective tissue provides strength and elasticity to…
When it comes to the picture frame process, we try to put focus on two key areas. Production of the picture frames and the Packing of them. It doesn’t matter how high quality our picture frames are if our packing process is lacking. The packing ensures that our customer’s orders arrive with the same level of quality as when they left our production line. The Process It is for that reason that we have made a…
Frame USA has been in business for over 35 years, and there are many values that as a company we take to heart on a daily basis. This year, we have solidified 7 core values to be used as tangible metrics in how we interact with customers, coworkers, and vendors. These values are something that every department felt were crucial…
