Community Impact Reports - Seer Interactive

I grew up watching Mr. Rogers. The question that stuck with me, the one I still think about, is simple: won't you be my neighbor? We're living in a time where so much energy goes into drawing lines between us. At Seer, we do the opposite, widening the definition of neighbor.

I know what that widening can do, because it built this company. In 2002, before Seer existed, I was volunteering at a children's hospital. Those hours changed my perspective and made me want to build something where people cared as aggressively about winning on a search engine as they did about showing up for their neighbors. Volunteering didn't just transform my life, it literally started this business.

So when I tell you the number in this report that matters most to me isn't $1,162,284, it's 5,147, I mean it. That's how many hours our team spent in 2025 in the actual physical presence of other people. Coaching kids. Building homes. Sitting with young people who've experienced homelessness. Mentoring teenagers. Teaching in Guatemala.

Every one of those hours widened somebody's perspective. That, more than any dollar, is what makes Seer Seer — we keep putting ourselves in rooms with folks whose lives are different from ours, and we can't help but be changed by it.

One thing to watch in 2026: we're piloting programs in Philly to bring 5–10+ young people into our offices, teach them AI and optimization skills, and help them build the kind of networks we got to build early on. We've even created a fund so anyone on our team can take them out to lunch. This isn't a Wil thing. It's a movement of people who believe that when someone asks "won't you be my neighbor?". The answer at this company is always simply, yes.

Who We Are:

Seer is a Certified B Corporation™. We have a responsibility to help our communities and lighten the burdens of those around us – wherever, whenever and however we can.

As a business, profits matter. But people matter a lot more. Our Community Impact program keeps us accountable to making a positive impact on the people around us. Every win for our clients allows us to pour profits into uplifting others.

Seer became a Certified B Corp™ in November 2023, concluding an 18-month evaluation process and formalizing our commitment to our team, our community and our environment.

We Build as a Team

In October, Seer partnered with Habitat for Humanity Philadelphia for another three-day build. Our team did demo work, built adirondack chairs, and even helped the Habitat staff solve an AI problem! Build days let us work cross divisionally toward a goal bigger than ourselves.

We Volunteered Day and Night

Seer fielded its largest Covenant House Sleepout team in 2025! Twelve team members spent the night at Citizens Bank Park,
learning from youth who have experienced homelessness, all while helping Covenant House raise over one million dollars!

We Made Time for the Next Generation

Seer opened its doors to young people interested in tech careers, inviting them to tour the office, meet with team members, and to learn about what it takes to work in digital marketing.

Top 5 volunteers · 2025

The people who show up
on their own time.

In 2025, Seer's team logged 5,147 hours volunteering. These five led the way.

194 hrs

Cori Shirk

Tree 4 Hope · Guatemala · Year 5

Our top volunteer helped Tree 4 Hope in Guatemala for the 5th year.

"The children in the orphanage, the families and elders in the surrounding villages, and the girls at Hope Academy are all very near to my heart and I love being immersed in their world. I donate to support one girl's education funds and one boy's food program. I write to them a few times a year, but getting to see them when I visit each winter is a highlight of my year."

169 hrs

Lindsay Lewandowski

Shenanigans Cycling

Lindsay helped kids build resilience with Shenanigans Cycling.

"Seeing the joy, friendships and lessons my children have gained from being a part of this type of community organization has shown me just how important these opportunities are and anything I can do to expand our reach and get more kids involved is important."

145 hrs

Steve Kennard

Youth Baseball · Township League

Steve coached baseball, instilling life skills and a love of the game into his players.

"Being able to coach baseball has always been something I wanted to do. Being able to do so with my son and his friends and members within the Township and then seeing the kids grow not only athletically, but as young men has been a great experience."

129 hrs

Allison Worms

Battier Take Charge

Allison helped teens prepare for their futures, volunteering with Battier Take Charge.

"I believe every kid/teenager deserves a fair chance and a fair opportunity at a successful life and this organization provides so many ways to push open doors that would have otherwise been closed. I love being able to help these high schoolers on their self growth and career journey's as they see glimpses of opportunity in their future with college, moving etc."

124 hrs

Elise Paulino

Community Mentorship

Elise mentored young women in her community.

"I believe deeply in the value of shared mentorship and growth. We all bring different lived experiences and have grown in different areas at different paces, which means we each have something valuable to learn from one another."

How we make this possible

Unlimited volunteer time.
No questions asked.

"Seer enabled me to choose organizations that meant something to my life and my heart and spend work hours contributing to those groups. No questions asked, no limit on hours; truly unlimited volunteer time."

— Allison Worms

In 2025, Seer gave:

$626,368 in direct donations, including giving all of a tax cut to immigrant serving communities
$257,958 in volunteer hours — we spent 5,147 hours volunteering in our communities
$150,321 in paid hours that support community impact
$87,045 in probono work
$39,592 in expenses

Profits matter. But people matter a lot more. Our Community Impact program keeps us accountable to making a positive impact on the people around us. Every win for our clients allows us to pour profits into uplifting others.

And That’s Not All We Did

We claimed a $150,000 R&D Tax Credit from the "Big Beautiful Bill" and immediately redistributed it to organizations supporting immigrants.

We knew we had to help our immigrant neighbors. We held expert-led webinars on the realities of immigration policy in the United States. We hosted bystander intervention training for our team and the public. Some team members began observing immigration court with the American Bar Association. Redirecting the “Big Beautiful Bill” credit was just the beginning.

Uplift Others · Updated May 2026 · Certified B Corp™ · Established 2002

Seer's Community Impact

Won't you be my neighbor?