An unwavering family commitment to satisfying customers and giving back has guided H.J. Martin and Son for more than 85 years.
Inspired by humble beginnings in Henry John Martin's garage, H.J. Martin and Son continues to work hard to maintain its position as a partner in the community. We take great pride in helping the communities where we do business — through volunteering, corporate giving and partnerships with other organizations. Reaching out to help others is a fundamental way in which H.J. Martin and Son does business.
As H.J. Martin and Son continues to grow, so does our involvement. Take a look at just a few of the things we bring to the communities where we live, work and play.
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Bellin Health Titletown Sports Medicine & Orthopedics
With a family history of involvement with Bellin Health and the Bellin Health Foundation of more than 35 years, H.J. Martin and Son CEO Edward Martin and wife Terri believed it was important to further support quality healthcare in their community. In 2017, the Martins became the benefactors of the “Edward & Terri Martin Family Atrium, sponsored by H.J. Martin and Son.” within the new Bellin Health Titletown Sports Medicine & Orthopedics in Green Bay.
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ASPIRO Pontoon Boat
ASPIRO, a part of the Brown County community since 1957, serves children and adults with disabilities through center and community-based programs and services. With the organization desiring to expand its recreational program, H.J. Martin and Son stepped forward in 2004 to purchase a brand-new pontoon boat for use by ASPIRO consumers. From June through September of each year, the boat is utilized several days a week, providing high-quality recreation.
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P.H. Martin Webster Sports Complex
A long-time local park in Green Bay, Wis. – Webster Park – was transformed into the vibrant P.H. Martin Webster Sport Complex in 2000 with contributions from H.J. Martin and Son. The makeover resulted in stadium lights being added around its baseball fields, a level football field with goal posts and a modern concession stand with permanent restrooms.
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Packers Heritage Trail
Already successful in its infancy, the Packers Heritage Trail was seeking a centerpiece to serve as its starting point. In September 2013 at the northeast corner of Washington and Cherry streets in downtown Green Bay, Wis., the Packers Heritage Trail Plaza was borne. Through a contribution from H.J. Martin and Son, a bronze statue of "The Golden Boy," Paul Hornung was one of three initial statues unveiled, along with a Recognition Wall, to help form the new plaza.
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Einstein Project and New Community Shelter golf tournaments
H.J. Martin and CEO Edward Martin laid the ground work for two wildly successful golf tournaments to benefit a pair of non-profit organizations in Northeast Wisconsin. Beyond golf, strong relationships have been forged with The Einstein Project and New Community Shelter over the years, through personal involvement and monetary donations.
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