Feeding Our Neighbors, one family at a time
Right now, too many families in Pierce County are choosing between groceries, gas, rent and the electric bill. As a small business owner in our community, I believe its my duty to give back to the community that helps me put food on my plate and I'm inviting you too join me in helping our neighbors who are in need.
Here's how this works:
I give a percentage of my revenue every month to the emergency food bank through this page.
Other local businesses will be invited to match my donation. Each business that does gets a public thank you on social media.
You can jump in too! Any amount helps!
Thank you for taking the time to care for our neighbors, every you never know how much small acts of kindness can affect others. If you're unable to help today that's ok, we got your back. I would encourage you to give a stranger a smile or hold the door for someone these small acts stay with people and it compounds across our community
Brad Rhame
Oct 21, 2026
Washington, US
Clinton Coffman
Oct 21, 2026
Washington, US