Our Giveback

Our profits, your charity

Giving to charity at checkout is powerful fundraising tool. But instead of asking you to round up your receipt, we’re inviting you to direct where our donations go.

Real impact

Our giveback is featured prominently on every price tag in store and online. There’s no guessing about how much we’re giving — it’s real money making a real difference for our charity partners.

Track our giveback

The Pour Board™ keeps track of our collective impact. It’s proudly displayed in every store, helping us stay focused on our mission to put others first. Together, we’re doing so much good.

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Our charity partners

From animals and the arts to health and the environment, our nonprofit partners have been vetted and verified, so you can feel confident that donations are going to a good cause.

Become a charity partner

Featured charities

Ready to choose your charity?
First, add a few faves to your cart. You'll be able to designate a nonprofit during the online checkout process.

Shopping in store? Download the Good Pour app and designate your charity of choice.

The Golden Pour

When you see a gold tag, it means an even greater impact. The Golden Pour™ program spotlights items that offer amplified giving and features brands that are aligned with our mission to make the world better.

The dreams of our charity partners

We would love to buy an outreach van and bring our literary services more fully out into the community. We want to enhance the educational experiences we create for the young and young-at-heart.
Jodi L.
Winter Park Library

Our biggest dream is to convert a service station into our headquarters where our community art bus would have a home base, our team would have an anchor space, and our neighbors could gather.
Carrie B.
NOMADstudio

Our dream for funding is to keep our program at no cost to our Warriors and to have the capital to increase our space to house and train our shelter dogs.
Steven C.
K9s for Warriors

My dreams are as big as my heart!!! We would love to be able to approach schools in low-income areas to recruit them as new sites to host our programs that would accommodate as many girls as interested regardless of pay.
Jennifer W.
Girls on the Run

We want to invest in innovation, communications/storytelling, and serving more children with diagnoses that isolate them, affect their mental health, and prevent them from attending other camps.
Dan J.
Camp Boggy Creek

We want to reduce the size of our waiting list (currently 115) for home modifications and equipment that would allow them to live independently.
Brittany P.
Center for Independent Living

Our 3-year strategic plan is to employ 10 survivors and provide 200 scholarships per year for education to survivors of sex trafficking. We want to move to warehouse space to house the 10,000 donated purses needed to provide employment for 10 women.
Nicole M.
One Purse