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Nonprofits That Need Your Support This Veteran’s Day
Written by Jessica Moore
Tobi Cares Donation Program is our philanthropic initiative supporting almost 300 local and national charities in the United States. Our partnered non-profits focus their efforts on environmental sustainability, advancing health care and research, securing human and civil rights, animal welfare, improving the lives of disadvantaged youth, and supporting community development through arts & culture initiatives.
Here’s how it works:
- Select your charity here or go to your Tobi Account under “Your Charity”
- Shop thousands of products on our site
- Once you checkout, we’ll donate 1% of your total purchases to the cause that speaks to your heart
Easy enough, right? You don’t pay anything extra–Tobi’s got your donation covered.
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Over 22,000 Tobi babes have selected their charities. Have you?
This Veteran’s Day, we invite you to support the following partnered charities and their efforts to support our troops and veterans.
Save A Warrior
source: saveawarrior.org
Save A Warrior addresses post-traumatic stress (PTS) and the importance of community reintegration through their “War Detox Program,” which brings together active duty military, first responders, and veterans to help heal PTS through supportive group activities like meditations, storytelling, and mindfulness walks.
Packages From Home
source: packagesfromhome.org
Packages From Home aims to elevate morale by collecting donated goods and sending care and comfort packages to deployed troops and veterans. One of their programs, Packages For Hope, focuses on sending food and hygiene items to homeless veterans and veterans in transition.
Victory Ranch
source: victoryranchinc.org
Victory Ranch builds connections with homeless veterans from HomeFirst through equestrian-centered programs in the San Francisco Bay Area. Monthly ranch visits encourage homeless veterans to build empowering bonds with horses to help build confidence and self-esteem. Victory Ranch also works with disadvantaged, marginalized, low-income youth.
