We’ve been blown away by the examples of generosity and kindness that are at the heart of so many brands in the community. We asked some of the most giving entrepreneurs and leaders we know to tell us about how they think about the practice of donating a percentage of sales.

Chef Tee Martin

Yes when I host certain events I donate to the Ronald Mcdonald House in Houston. My son was born very ill and we had to move there temporarily while he stayed at Texas Childrens Hospital. They took immaculate care of us and we had no worries while our son healed and got better. I will forever be greatful to them and their staff. Read more>>

Dee Ruel

We do! This is a huge part of the soul of our business, most of the charities that we support are small, in need and near and dear to our hearts. To date we have raised and donated over $32,000 On a small scale we support almost every school/sports team/non-profit in our are via single donations of gift cards or jewelry. Read more>>

Rachel Austen

I’m not your typical entrepreneur. I’m actually very risk averse. In fact, I will feel paralyzed in making a decision if I don’t feel I have the information that I need to figure out the best path forward. When I do take risks, they’re always calculated. I think what has helped me to overcome some of that fear of risk is my innate creativity and problem-solving abilities, having the perspective of mentors who fall on various points of the risk-comfort continuum, and ultimately just knowing myself and what I’m up for. Read more>>

Jack O’Connell

We are currently partnered with “Helping paws Rescue” in Pennsauken NJ which is part of Pennsauken Animal hospital owned by my partner Chris. Each season we brew a new beer that directly supports their organization. We start by putting 2 adoptable animals on the cans we sell, as well as more information on how people can help. Read more>>