Timberland employees and community partners will join forces today to improve more than 150 local communities from Istanbul, Turkey to Steamboat Springs, Colorado as
part of the company’s 9th annual “Serv-a-palooza,” a worldwide community service initiative. In total, 159 Serv-a-palooza projects in 32 countries will engage 6,300
volunteers and generate 43,000 hours of service via numerous initiatives including building and refurbishing homes, community facilities and parks.

“For almost ten years, Serv-a-palooza has enabled our employees and partners to unite around a common goal: to create powerful, sustainable change through service,”
said Jeffrey Swartz, President and CEO of Timberland. “In one day, volunteers around the globe will better the environment, help communities in distress, brighten the
lives of countless individuals and families and make a positive difference in our world.”

Service projects worldwide include:
• Constructing a four-bedroom home at Timberland’s headquarters in Stratham, New Hampshire with Habitat for Humanity that will be transported to the Gulf Coast for a
family of Louisiana hurricane victims.
• Clearing brush and planting trees to create a safe and enjoyable outdoor environment for disabled children at a facility in Hong Kong.
• Restoring vegetation at an industrially polluted 60-square mile woodland and wetland reserve in Bedford, England.
• Assembling furniture, laying tile, installing fences, painting and cleaning at an education and rehabilitation center for autistic children in Istanbul, Turkey.
• Weeding, painting and cleaning senior citizen housing centers in Steamboat Springs, Colorado.

Serv-a-palooza projects address a variety of community concerns, including education, youth recreation, environmental sustainability and social services. Several
months prior to the event, project coordinators meet with local community partners – schools, parks, camps, community centers and social service organizations – to
assess the greatest community needs and identify opportunities for volunteer service.

Like all of Timberland’s community service initiatives, Serv-a-palooza projects are designed to be sustainable to meet long-term community needs. Project sites are
often perennial, offering volunteers the opportunity to build upon the positive impact started in past years, as well as create long-term relationships between
Timberland, its partners and the local community.

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With the introduction of the new line of advanced footwear for trail running enthusiasts under the GoLite® brand, The Timberland Company has announced the appointment
of Bill Dodge as Senior Director for GoLite® footwear. This is the latest in the company’s portfolio of performance brands. In this role, Dodge will be responsible
for leading all aspects of the launch, sustained growth and evolution of the GoLite® footwear franchise. He will report to Gary Smith, Senior Vice President and
General Manager of Timberland’s Outdoor Brand Portfolio.

“We’re very pleased to welcome Bill to the Timberland team,” said Smith. “Given his wealth of experience in leading product, brand and new business launches, we’
re confident that the GoLite® footwear franchise will be a positive and promising addition to our existing portfolio of outdoor brands.”

A footwear and winter sports industry veteran, Dodge’s experience includes six years in leadership positions for the Dunham® brand for New Balance, first as National
Sales Manager and most recently as Dunham’s Marketing Manager responsible for product direction. Prior to Dunham / New Balance, he worked for more than 20 years at
Salomon North America in a variety of sales and management positions, including Footwear Brand Manager and Director of Footwear Activities for the U.S. and Canada.

Dodge has been an avid outdoor enthusiast in a multitude of sports stemming back to early childhood.

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