Tuckerman Journal

It’s a happy day here at Tuckerman headquarters as we celebrate St. Patrick’s Day and Evacuation Day, two of our favorite holidays. What’s that? You’ve never heard of Evacuation Day? Surely not!

Happy Leapday! You know it must be a special day if it only comes once every four years, but what you probably don’t know is that February 29th is the result of one of the world’s longest problem-solving collaborations.

It’s no secret that this is a popular ski weekend in the Northeast. Some skiers head to Tuckerman Ravine - Tuckerman being not only our namesake, but also the most iconic backcountry ski destinations in the Northeast.

We’ve received several dispatches from the campaign trail, where Tuckerman shirts have been making a few noteworthy appearances.

It's been a busy few weeks here at Tuckerman headquarters but that hasn't stopped us from having a little fun. In fact, we recently had the chance to chat with design guru Michael Bierut.

Team Tuckerman is thrilled to announce an exciting piece of news: Tuckerman was recently certified as a card-carrying "B-Corp", a business which embraces social and environmental responsibility as a core part of its mission. We’re thrilled to join the party of over 1,400 Certified B Corporations!

Our third and final installation of historical gifts is close to home for the Tuckerman & Co. family. In fact, the gift was so momentous that the trustees commemorated it by naming the University after Elihu Yale.

Our second story of historical gifts is the Statue of Liberty, gifted by France in 1886 to the U.S., a gift which took two decades to realize.

The holiday season has inspired us to reflect on some of our favorite gifts throughout history, and wanted to share with you a few great stories of gifts of yesteryear.

This Thanksgiving, we wanted to send along a quick word of thanks to our partners who help make Tuckerman happen.