Culp, Inc. News

HIGH POINT, N.C. (February 25, 2022)

In conjunction with Valentine’s Day celebrations, High Point-based textile company, Culp, Inc. decided to “Share the Love,” not only with its local High Point community, but also with communities of the company’s facilities around the world. February 1st – 14th, CULP conducted the company’s first-ever global giving initiative, aptly named, “Share the Love.” The original concept for the giving initiative was to conduct an employee food drive for a local food pantry in High Point, but the idea quickly grew from there.

HIGH POINT, N.C. (January 11, 2022) – As a way to honor the late Rob Culp, co-founder of Culp, Inc. (“CULP”) and his beloved alma mater, UNC Chapel Hill, the seats in the Smith Center are newly covered with fabric created by the company he started 50 years ago. When Carolina Athletic Director, Bubba Cunningham, mentioned that it bothered him to see how dirty the seats were, Iv Culp, president and chief executive officer of Culp, Inc., thought to himself, “Wait a minute. This is definitely something we can fix.”

All upholstered furnishings inside the new Culp Inc design center at Congdon Yards feature the company's products.

By Andy Warfield - Reporter, Manufacturing, Aviation, Economic Development and Workforce – Triad Business Journal October 05, 2021, 02:40pm EDT

The views from the fifth floor of Plant 7 at Congdon Yards provide visions of the past, present and future. One side of the new design center of High Point-based Culp Inc. (NYSE: CULP) overlooks Truist Point Stadium, the centerpiece of a catalyst effort to revitalize a blighted area of downtown. On the other side is the modern architecture of several buildings that comprise the Market District, where spring and fall furniture markets draw tens of thousands of industry professionals to the city.

HIGH POINT, N.C. (SEPTEMBER 16, 2021)

Over 6.5 tons of donations are en route to Culp, Inc.’s (NYSE: CULP) production facilities in Ouanaminthe, Haiti fordistribution to earthquake victims in affected areas of the country. CULP led a community-wide “Hands in for Haiti” donation drive, which began immediately after the August 14th earthquake.