Wednesday, February 18, 2026
Escanaba Polo Mallet Co. Charity Donations Q4 2025
Going Forward:
Over the next quarter, we expect to allocate less funding to product development, as we have recently tested several new ideas and are now evaluating which ones may be viable. Our point-of-sale charitable contributions, as well as post-sale donations, will continue. We are proud to support our community, the polo community, and orphans.
Where Was Money Spent:
We did not make a profit this quarter because we invested in experimentation and new initiatives. Of the total sales revenue, the approximate allocation was:
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13.4% – Point-of-sale donations to charities
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24.3% – Additional charitable contributions
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22.7% – Product development and enhancement
Charities and causes supported through point-of-sale donations, direct contributions, and charity events include:
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Autism-related programs
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Veteran support
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Poverty relief
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Polo and equestrian organizations
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Orphan care (You can also donate directly HERE)
Monday, February 16, 2026
Sunday, February 15, 2026
“When Quality Counts: What Happens to Our Removed Imperfect Polo Mallets”
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We usually set these mallets aside and donate them to a local arena where new players are learning the sport. It’s our way of supporting polo in places where the game is still growing.
Recently, a customer reached out asking if we had any discarded mallets he could use for a display. We thought that was a great idea. We had a couple of imperfect shafts sitting off to the side, so we sent them to him at a discounted price. Now we’re hoping he'll share a photo of the finished display once it’s up. These are non-playing mallets—they’re not suitable for full-price, in-game use, but they work perfectly for decoration.
If you’d like to support our work, we’d appreciate you sharing our posts when you find them helpful and checking back regularly to see what we’re up to. You may want to look at some of our products, review the polo learning page, and research page.
Happy playing.
