Giving Back To Our Community, Environment & More

We believe in giving back to our local communities, supporting equal rights and preserving our greatest treasure - Mother Nature.

Below is a list of charitable organizations that also share our beliefs in some way. Each month a portion of our sales will go towards their mission. Let us know if you'd like to donate yourself! 

• January: Little Traverse Bay Humane Society
  • Since 1951, LTBHS is a no-kill shelter that offers temporary homes for cats and dogs
• February: Detroit Phoenix Center 
  • Provides critical resources, support and a safe, nurturing inclusive environment to high risk and homeless youth in Detroit
• March: Women’s Resources 
  • A forward-thinking group of women founded women’s resource center of NOMI in 1977 to address critical unmet needs in the community
  • Advocates for social justice
  • Works to change the culture of violence
  • Protects and nurtures health and well being
  • Provides many specialized services for adults, children, and families to improve their lives.
• April: Michigan No Kid Hungry
  • Goal is to end childhood hunger in MI
  • Launched in 2012 as a partnership with Share Our Strength, United Way for South East Michigan, and the State of Michigan
  • Connecting kids to nutrition programs and by educating low-income families to stretch their food budgets so that kids get healthy meals at home.
• May: American Foundation Suicide Prevention
  • Focuses on eliminating the loss of life from suicide by delivering innovative prevention programs, educating the public, raising funds for suicide research and programs
• June: Straights Pride
  • Locally on Mackinac Island, MI
  • All donations go toward programming/operating costs to increase visibility for the LGBTQ community in the area
  • 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization
• July: Take 3 for the Sea 
  • Take 3 pieces of rubbish from the beach or any waterway and you have made a difference
• August: Harbor Springs Opportunity Scholarship
  • Established in 2016 by three Harbor Springs High School alumni to support graduates of HSHS who wish to further their education
  • $1,000 scholarship awarded to one HSHS graduate each year
• September: National Alopecia Areata Foundation
  • Help finding a cure or a treatment
  • Educate the public
  • 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization founded in 1981
• October: Hispanic Center of Western Michigan
  • Provide unmet social services to the Hispanic Community
  • Hispanic Center is able to directly serve more than 10,000 individuals annually
  • Located in the heart of the largest Latino neighborhood in Grand Rapids, MI
  • Non-profit(c)(3) community-based organization
• November: Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians
• December: Manna Food Project
  • Helps feed the hungry in Northwest Michigan
  • Funded entirely through the generosity of individuals, corporation, and foundations
  • Partner organization of the Feeding America Food Bank Network