Issue 07, 2021

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RED HOT SALES DRIVE $5 BILLION RECORD

Back on April 23, Do it Best surpassed $4 billion supply. We moved quickly to set up new programs for members
in sales for the first time in the company’s 76 year to serve communities in ways they didn’t need to before. Teams
history. And now, just two months later, the new record has in the warehouses worked long hours to keep products moving.
been shattered with our member-owners purchasing more than Staff across the company collaborated on a culture of industry
$5 billion in a truly extraordinary year. transparency through regular member communications including
podcasts, social media, and email blasts.
It might be easy to point to
the pandemic as the source for “So many things could have gone so wrong,” notes Dan. “But
our sales successes in 2021. the Do it Best team has been determined not to let that happen.
Home improvement stores So yes, of course I’m thrilled with the results. But I’m also deeply
were deemed essential while proud of and grateful for how you all got us here.”
many other businesses were
forced to temporarily shut
down. Our member-owners
and their staff worked quickly
to support the growing
needs of their communities
as people sheltered in place
and turned their attention
to home improvement and
repair projects. The Do it Best
team worked just as quickly to
ensure the continued flow of
products to members’ stores.

“I’m thrilled that we’ve reached
this level of sales,” says Dan
Starr. “Sales pay the bills. They
fund our member rebates and
our profit sharing. And they
fuel everyone’s growth. But I’m
also struck with a deep sense
of pride in how we’ve gotten
here. It starts with our members using every ounce of strength
and resourcefulness to serve their communities and keep their
teams safe. But we would not be celebrating today without the
full commitment of everyone on the Do it Best team.” Our team
chased down in-demand products and found new sources of

Fort Wayne team members will hold a $5 billion celebration on July 8 at 3:30 pm to enjoy food
trucks, drinks, good music, and great company. Each warehouse is finalizing their plans to
celebrate with food and fun. Watch for more details coming soon.

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INSURANCE TIPS YOUR SECOND PAYCHECK:
IS YOUR FINANCIAL PLAN ON TRACK?
FROM INSURANCE COORDINATOR

AMBER ELDER Fidelity Investments offers a variety of different tools to help make sure

HSA CONTRIBUTIONS INBOUNDabove & beyond you are on track with your financial goals. If you log on to Fidelity’s
proud parents whats happeniwngebsite (netbenfaemfitilsy.cnoewms)a, ctcheesrse are three resources to use to make sure

If you are enrolled in the Consumer Directed Plan, you’re maximizing investments:

you can expect to see a Do it Best contribution into • W atch the Financial To-do List webcast to give you clear next steps

your HSA on July 15. Do it Best contributions are to help make sure you’re on track to achieve your goals. Whether you

normally contingent on completion of the biometric work with a Fidelity advisor or do it yourself, you'll want to take a look

screening process, but since we weren’t able to host at the questions you should be asking, ways to be a more tax-savvy

the screenings in 2020, all team members on the CDP investor, and how an annual financial review can help protect and pass

will receive the maximum contribution applicable, on what you’ve built.

ranging from $500 to $1,000. Biometric screenings
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or premium reductions in the PPO.
conditions. New webcasts are available weekly every Wednesday.
If you have any questions regarding the company
• E xplore interactive infographics to help you plan your long-term
contribution to your HSA, please reach out to HR.
savings.

A SUCCESS STORY TO SHARE

Ryder, one of our main distribution partners, recently visited
the Do it Best world headquarters in Fort Wayne and the
Sikeston, Missouri warehouse to interview our Logistics team for a video
case study on the RyderShare system. RyderShare is a GPS system that
has played an important role in our ability to provide dynamic routing
throughout the pandemic, serving our members even better with on time
deliveries.

Do it Best and Ryder have a long history dating back to the 1980s. For
years, drivers and our logistics team have navigated challenges such as
blizzards, hurricanes, and wildfires, but 2020 was one of the toughest
challenges yet. When delivery drivers had to quarantine, it became
evident that Logistics team members needed to be all hands on deck with
communication and having the ability to reroute quickly.

“In our effort to run as efficiently as possible, our member service team in
Logistics is just two people,” explains Tom Mowery, Do it Best Outbound
Operations Manager. “RyderShare allows our team to focus on resolving
member concerns and troubleshooting issues such as missing or damaged
freight instead of trying to track down where trucks are in their routes.”

While in Fort Wayne, Ryder also shot a training video for its drivers at
Paterson Do it Best Hardware to demonstrate who we are and how we
want to serve our member-owners.

“We’re very excited about the training video as well,” adds Tom. “We
believe that demonstrating the culture of Do it Best will help retain drivers
in a time when they’re in high demand.”

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES As Do it Best Corp. continues to grow, there may be career opportunities
AT DO IT BEST CORP.
for you to pursue within the company. External candidates apply at
doitbestcareers.com. Internal candidates should use the link provided
on Workbench and apply by logging in to my.adp.com.

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HR'S NEW HACK TO ATTRACT IT PROS

Our Human Resources team held a first of its kind IT hiring
event on June 15 to quickly acquire top talent, attracting
dozens of interested professionals for open positions.

The process was comparable to a speed dating approach for candidates

in the Fort Wayne lobby. First, HR interviewed candidates to ensure a

fit for company culture. Then, an IT hiring manager and team members

conducted more in-depth interviews and asked technical questions

specific to various roles. Top candidates were scheduled for further

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“We are confident some of these IT roles will quickly be filled,” shares HR

Generalist Ryan Cooley. “We also met candidates who would be perfect

for internships and other departments throughout Do it Best. Overall,

this event was successful and we look forward to hosting more hiring

fairs in the future.” Prior to publication, two candidates from the event

have already accepted offers to join the Do it Best team.

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HR maintained social distancing during the IT Career Fair.

MESQUITE DOESN'T
SKIP A BEAT

The Mesquite team provided CPR, AED, and first aid training Mesquite staff spanning several shifts learn life saving skills for babies, children,
to 14 staff to ensure there is always someone in the and adults.
building with these critical life-saving skills.

“This training is important, as it can not only help our
team stay safe, but we can be a resource for others in
the community as well,” says Department Manager Kevin
Avenall. “I have been out in a restaurant when there was
someone choking and they needed help. Sometimes a
person close to the victim freezes up seeing someone they
care about struggling, but another person can step in and
save the day. You never know what can happen day-to-day
- and it’s better to be prepared!”

Mesquite offers this training every year to make sure there
is never a lapse in coverage, since recertification is needed
every two years.

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CELEBRATE Coworkers celebrated Associate The LBM division wished Assistant Lumber
Merchandise Manager Laci Scheib’s 40th Trader John Brinker well as he prepared to
HR Insurance birthday on June 8. marry his wife, Hannah Lapp, on June 12.
Coordinator Amber
Elder and her
husband, Zach,
welcomed their third
baby boy, Cooper
Daniel, on May 27.
Older brothers Corbin
and Colin are excited
to have another boy
in the house.

The Graphics department
threw a wedding shower
for Copywriter Macenzie
Lane on May 26. She
married her husband
Zechariah Ritchie on
June 19.

TWO FOR
THE ROAD

The Dixon warehouse held a
celebration on June 24 for two of
its team members retiring after a
combined 78 years of service.

Jan Blackburn retired with 46
years of service—the third longest
service record of any Do it Best
team member. He started his
Do it Best career as a night stocker
and completed it in return goods.
Jan is planning to spend time
with his family, especially his
grandchildren. He is also looking
for a new boat to spend time on
the river, too.

After 32 years, Janelle Clark steps Jan Blackburn (center) celebrates this milestone with his wife Janelle Clark (left) and her husband look
into retirement. Her first role at the Jamie, daughter, son-in-law, and 3 grandsons. forward to frequenting garage sales, and
warehouse was as an order filler the cake shows it.
and she spent her last years in QC,

ensuring our members received says Dixon General Manager Rich Jordan. “With their warm and
what they ordered. Janelle plans to move to Arizona to soak up caring natures, they have given selflessly to many team members
the sun from her pool and ride her Harley into the sunset with over the years. Both have been instrumental in the success of the
her husband Jim. Dixon warehouse, and I wish them well as they enter into this

“Jan and Janelle truly represent the values of the company,” new chapter of their lives.”

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A SALUTE IN MESQUITE REMEMBERING
CESAR
Mesquite General Manager Dalton Raney celebrated a career of SANDOVAL
41 years in the making. On June 24, the mayor honored him at a
retirement party with a proclamation followed by tributes from others touched by October 22, 1987 - May 30, 2021
Dalton’s leadership.

r second pa“yDchaeltcokn’s impact on DcoeleitbrBaetest and our members bclaonondodtobneoros verstated,” saidfoVcPusoof n health It is with great
sadness that we
Logistics Tim Miller. “For more than four decades he’s led with a servant’s heart
share the passing
and he’s made us better because of it.”
of Cesar Sandoval,
Dalton started at the Waco warehouse in shipping before advancing to a lead and
a Mesquite team
then supervisor. It was his successful work overseeing a major expansion of the
member who had
center that confirmed his path
only been with us
to running his own center
for 60 days. He died
when we chose Mesquite for
in a car accident on
our 8th location.
May 30.

above & beyond proud parents whats happening family news access“Although our time

with Caesar was

brief, he fit seamlessly into our shipping

team. He was a hard worker, got along
with everyone, and was always laughing,”
expresses Gary Loosle, Mesquite General
Manager.

ays and anniversaries health and safety career opportunities The Mesquite team contributed more
than $1,800 to help Cesar’s family with
Mesquite Mayor Al Litman funeral expenses. Cesar leaves behind four
daughters.
honors Dalton Raney’s

community contributions.

SERVING AND SANITIZING

Three of our warehouses donated cleaning supplies to
organizations in their communities serving vulnerable
children and families.

The Lexington team donated overstocked quantities of sanitizer
and antibacterial wipes to support local fire, EMS, and sheriff’s
departments.

Mesquite General Manager Gary Loosle helped deliver more than
1,050 pounds of sanitation supplies to the Salvation Army.

The Montgomery team donated four pallets of antibacterial wipes
to the ARC of Greater Hudson Valley. This will help as in-person
programs, designed
for children with
disabilities to receive
individualized
learning, socialization,
and opportunities
to build confidence,
start back up.

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PROUD PARENTS: FAMILY'S Welcome
LOVE FOR SOCCER KICKS to the
OFF OLYMPIC DREAMS Family
Dixon
Building Materials Trader Soren Schamberg’s Dalton Adcock
daughter Leah is representing the state of New York Roman Alvarado
on the Olympic Development Program. She has been Heather Brauhn
playing soccer since the age of three and has dreamed Kayleigh Heck
of being on the U.S. Women’s National team since Rodney Jimenez
she was eight. This month, Leah will attend a camp of Laura Santos
players from Eastern New York to potentially represent Joshua Watts
the Northeastern region of the country in competition. Tyler Yocum
Fort Wayne
Soren, who works in the Montgomery regional lumber Lauren Buchanan
office, played soccer when he was younger, but his Michael Filosa
passion for the sport has been reignited through his Rachel Hayre-Edwards
daughter and the ways he has been able to take part Tracey Mazock
in her soccer journey. “I’ve been through the cycle of Elyssa Pozorski
player, parent, and coach,” says Soren. “Seeing Leah Bob Senn
pursue her dream leaves me in awe not because of Jennifer Sennett
what she has achieved at a young age but because of Justa Shinn
the person she is becoming in the process.” Medina
Heather Addis
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COMMUNITY SAFE FORT WAYNE Jon Bravo
Kaleigh Canfield
Longtime Montgomery team member The Do it Best employee board surprised Fort Wayne Mark Geffert
Smith Northrop’s son serves in the U.S. Air team members on June 17 with ice cream. Board Kathy Jarzen
Force. Technical Sergeant Camrin Northrop members Caitlin Thompson (left) and Kari Ann Holly Kreutzkamp
was recently recognized by NASCAR in Ezzell (right) built their lively, custom cart and even Shelby Lundstrom
its 2021 NASCAR Salutes Together with had nostalgic music playing from it. Aaron Potter
Coca-Cola campaign. Camrin has applied Austin Schnepp
his knowledge from the Air Force to give Wendy Scott
back more than 450 hours of volunteer Bradley Shellenbarger
emergency response to his local fire Alex Sigler
department, increase his region’s 911 Kyle Slykhuis
capabilities, and provide grants to injured Toni Stojadinovic
first responders through the non-profit Michael Walter
Running for Heroes. Mesquite
Clarisa Bauer
6 Kylee Edwards
Alyjah Ellington
Brandon Everett
Janette Ortiz
Amber Richardson
Hailey Thomas
Montgomery
Elijah Daughton
Carlos Enamorado
Kyle Griffiths
Isabella Meah
Garret Poorman
James Reilly
Selena Vasquez
Dulce Vazquez Flores
Waco
Tiffany Forward
Fred McCowan
Shaunta Williams
Woodburn
Jason Gallagher
Larysa Pozhoha
Marco Ramirez Ramirez

Issue 7, 2021

SAFETY CORNER with Mike Morris
RED, WHITE, AND BOOM!

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT FIREWORKS

Fireworks are a summer staple, especially around Independence
Day. The National Safety Council advises everyone to avoid
fireworks at home and leave it to the experts. On average,
fireworks lead to 10 deaths, 12,000 injuries, and 18,500 fires
each year in the United States.

If you choose to use legal fireworks at home, here are a few tips
to protect your loved ones:

• Never allow young children to handle fireworks

• Older children should use them with close adult supervision

• Never use fireworks while impaired by drugs or alcohol

• Wear protective eyewear while shooting off fireworks

• Never hold lit fireworks in your hands

• O nly use them outdoors and away from people, houses, and
flammable materials

• Do not try to re-light or handle malfunctioning fireworks

• K eep a bucket of water nearby to fully extinguish fireworks
that don’t go off or in case of fire

FOCUS ON HEALTH:
STAYING SUN SMART

July is UV Safety Month. This is a reminder to practice
sun protection, as UV rays are the strongest during
the dog days of summer.

Sunburn affects your body’s ability to cool down and can
make you dehydrated. Once your skin is sunburned, it’s
ability to release excess heat decreases significantly. To
prevent this, apply sunscreen regularly. When it comes to
effective use of sunscreen, the CDC recommends:

• Using sunscreen that is SPF 15 or higher

• Applying it at least 30 minutes before going out into the sun

• U sing sunscreens that say broad spectrum or UVA/UVB protection, as these
products work best

• U sing more than you think you need, which is roughly a full shot glass to
cover the full body or about a half teaspoon for the face

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