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Community Involvement

Rooted in El Paso. Committed to giving back.

Popular Mattress has been part of El Paso since 1939. As a locally owned mattress store, we believe caring for our community extends beyond the showroom. From mattress donations that bring comfort to children and families to support for local schools, healthcare organizations and the arts, giving back is part of our family’s story.

Our community involvement has connected us with neighbors across El Paso, Texas. Explore the stories below to learn how Popular Mattress, our family and our partners have supported local nonprofits and helped bring comfort, care and opportunity to the city we call home.

Fiscal year 2020

Make-A-Wish donor recognition

Make-A-Wish North Texas lists Popular Mattress in its fiscal year 2020 annual report, providing a public record of our support.

View the Make-A-Wish annual report · page 20 (PDF) ↗

September 2016

Rest and a fresh start

Rescue Mission of El Paso

Popular Mattress and Tempur Sealy donated more than 120 orthopedic mattresses for the Rescue Mission’s new facility. The contribution helped furnish a place of rest for people experiencing homelessness.

Read KVIA’s report ↗

Watch the news story on YouTube ↗

Supporting El Paso’s children, schools and arts

Our commitment to El Paso reaches beyond a good night’s sleep. Over the years, Popular Mattress and our family have supported organizations that care for children and families, strengthen local education, and bring music and the arts to our community.

  • Make-A-Wish in El Paso
  • Children’s Miracle Network
  • Cathedral High School
  • Youth Opera of El Paso
  • El Paso Symphony
  • St. Clement’s School
  • El Paso Children’s Hospital

Each represents a part of the community we’re proud to call home. Supporting local nonprofits, schools and arts organizations is part of our family’s tradition of giving back to El Paso.

Part of our family’s story

These community moments are part of a longer El Paso story—one that began in 1939.

Explore our history →