Giving Tuesday is a global generosity movement that takes place on December 2, 2025, celebrating all acts of giving. As a company on a mission to provide job skills training and meaningful employment to women overcoming adversity, we're joining the movement and invite you to come alongside us!
This holiday season, we're asking you to join us in donating nut butter to two organizations who provide meals and snacks to those in need—and those most impacted by the recent SNAP benefits crisis: Feed the Mass and Rose Haven.
These nut butter jars and squeeze packs will be distributed to individuals in need across the city, from those in safe/transitional housing, to women and children in shelters, and to schools.
Join us in providing nourishment to our neighbors by donating nut butter on our website (at a subsidized cost). We’ll be collecting donations from 11/25 to 12/7!
Learn More About our Partner Organizations!
We'll be contributing nut butter donations to
Feed the Mass and Rose Haven, two incredible Portland area nonprofits who together supply thousands of meals each week to those in need, including those impacted by the recent SNAP benefit crisis.
These organizations have helped our team members and countless others across the city in hard times, and we wouldn't be able to do the work we do without these incredible nonprofit partners. Read on below to learn more about the work they're doing, and consider donating on this #GivingTuesday.
If you don't live in the Portland area, Feeding America's Food Bank Finder is a great way to find organizations locally who provide resources to those in need.
Feed the Mass is a Portland-based nonprofit dedicated to empowering, educating and serving Portland’s diverse communities. It was established in 2016 by Chef Jacobsen Valentine in response to a growing rise of food insecurity in Multnomah County and personal understanding of the challenges individuals and families face in accessing nutritious meals. They deliver 6,500 meals each week to individuals in Portland’s Safe Rest Villages, as well as to schools.
Rose Haven is a day shelter and community center serving women, children and gender non-conforming folks experiencing the trauma of abuse, loss of home and other disruptive life challenges. They break the cycle of homelessness by providing meals, clothing, first aid, mailing addresses, hygiene, restrooms, showers as well as educational programs and guidance through medical and social services. By meeting basic needs and building trust, they empower their guests to explore long-term change.
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