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Bryan Anthonys creates meaningful jewelry and gifts designed to celebrate strength, connection, encouragement, and the people who matter most.
A new pilot give-back program in collaboration with Sports Mom Collective will be debuting soon, offering select U.S.-based schools, teams, PTOs, nonprofits, and community organizations the opportunity to request jewelry for silent auctions and charity events. (How cool is that? Sometimes all you have to do is ask!)
Academy supports registered 501(c)(3) organizations offering sports and outdoor programs in communities with an Academy store. Submit donation requests at least 90 days in advance to communityrelations@academy.com.
Supports local nonprofits, schools, and community organizations. They sometimes donate mini bags of gummy bears for events, so don't be afraid to ask! Accepts donation requests at least 30 days before your event.

Albertsons supports local nonprofits through grants focused on hunger relief, education, health, and community services. Apply online through their foundation — responses typically take about 6 weeks after the application period closes.

What they offer: $100 to $1,000 grocery gift cards for local 501(c)(3)s and schools supporting after- or out-of-school youth programs, plus food banks and pantries.
Apply March 3 to November 30, 2025; an official representative must submit with tax documentation. ALDI does have very specific guidelines for who can qualify: Local 501(c)(3) nonprofits and schools with after- or out-of-school youth programs, plus food banks and pantries seeking essentials

Barnes & Noble supports Pre-K–12 schools, literacy, arts, and community service nonprofits through in-store programs like Bookfairs and local donation/sponsorship partnerships. Requests are handled at the store level, so contact your local store manager with your proposal.

Buffalo Wild Wings supports local organizations through restaurant fundraisers and community programs. Choose your preferred location and submit a request online. Accepts written requests for gift cards and in-kind donations.
Burger King restaurants consider local nonprofit requests. Use their sponsorship request form and always contact your local franchise owner or manager with plenty of notice and details.
(Fun fact: I met my hubby of 30 years while working with him at Burger King back when we were teenagers!)
Casey’s supports nonprofits in the areas of Education, Hunger, and Community Servants, but requests must be submitted through their online Donation Request Form (no mail, email, or phone). Submit at least 14 days in advance, and be sure to include your organization’s Tax ID / EIN.

Chick-fil-A supports local groups and events through food donations, free food coupons, sponsorships, and fundraisers. Contact your local Chick-fil-A to make a request.

Chipotle makes it easy to request support for your organization or event. Submit your donation request online at least 4 weeks before your event date. EIN Number required.

Crew Carwash supports local groups by donating five $5 Off Ultimate Wash coupons once per year, perfect for fundraisers or event giveaways. Groups can also raise funds easily through their established Crew Carwash Fundraising Program.

Culver's restaurants are independently owned, and each donation request is decided by the franchisee but most Culver's locations love to support their local communities. Interested in teaming up with your local Culver’s for a fundraising event? Reach out directly to your local Culver's.
Costco supports 501(c)(3) nonprofits focused on kids, education, and health and human services. To request a donation, fill out their Donation Request Form, drop it off at your nearest Costco, and allow 4–6 weeks for a response.
Dave & Buster’s gives back through its stores by donating gift cards, game tokens, and more to local non-profits, schools, and community groups. Contact your local Dave & Buster’s store with your request (include your organization, event date, and purpose).

Dick’s Sporting Goods offers sponsorship and donation support to youth sports teams, leagues, schools and community organizations that promote an active lifestyle. They review requests monthly, typically responding within about 60 days, and support may include in-store gift certificates, coupons, event sponsorships, or equipment assistance. Eligibility generally requires your group to be a youth sports organization in a community with a Dick’s store and to align with their mission of strengthening youth sports. .

What they offer: In-kind donations including gift cards and products to support nonprofit organizations, schools, and community programs.
How to apply: Submit a request via email to Donations@dollargeneral.com. Be sure to include a formal request letter on your organization’s letterhead along with your nine-digit EIN number.

What they offer: Product donations and gift cards through community partnerships, plus access to a Community Grants Program supporting schools and local nonprofits with essentials like school supplies, cleaning products, and event needs.
How to apply: Requests are submitted through their Community Impact page and reviewed based on alignment with their giving priorities. Programs typically focus on supporting local communities, education, and basic needs.

Dunkin’ franchisees can consider donation or sponsorship requests—but since every location is independently owned, your best bet is to contact your local Dunkin’ store directly.
Note: The Dunkin’ Joy in Childhood Foundation provides grants focused on hunger relief and children’s causes, but does not accept direct product or event sponsorship requests—those must be handled at the store level.
The Epsom Salt Council offers sponsorship opportunities for events connected to the many benefits of Epsom salt, including wellness, recovery, gardening, and community health. Applicants must be a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. .


Gorjana offers jewelry donations or gift cards (great for raffles and auctions) to support nonprofits, schools, and sports teams. Just fill out their online request form—most organizations need 501(c)(3) status, and if selected, their team will reach out directly.

Great Wolf Lodge offers donation support to nonprofit organizations through its online donation request form, reviewing submissions based on community impact and alignment with its giving priorities. Requests must be submitted directly through the form on their website for consideration.

H-E-B supports local nonprofits through its Community Investment Program, offering grants, donations, and volunteer help for causes like education, hunger relief, and disaster response. Requests should be submitted at least 8 weeks prior to your event or need.
Hy-Vee supports schools, nonprofits, and community organizations through its Charitable Giving Platform. Before submitting an online application, you must first discuss your request with your local Hy-Vee store to confirm support. Donation and sponsorship requests are then submitted through Hy-Vee’s Submittable portal and reviewed by the selected store location. .
Jersey Mike’s supports schools, sports teams, and nonprofit organizations through in-store fundraising events where a percentage of sales during a designated time is donated back to the group. Requests are submitted through the local store, must be scheduled in advance, and are subject to individual franchise approval and availability.

Kendra Scott supports 501(c)(3) nonprofits—especially those focused on women and youth—through in-store or online giveback events (donating 20% of event sales) and through in-kind jewelry donations for use in silent auctions, raffles, or other fundraising efforts. Requests must be submitted at least six weeks in advance, are subject to availability and approval, and donated items must be used solely to raise funds for the nonprofit.

Kroger supports local nonprofits through food donations, gift cards, cash grants, and foundation funding. All requests must be submitted via CommunityGifts.com at least 4 weeks before your event, and only 501(c)(3) organizations are eligible.

LMNT
LMNT is known to provide sample support for events and organizations, especially those focused on athletics, wellness, and active lifestyles. Groups can request samples by submitting a request through LMNT’s online form.

McDonald’s supports local communities through donations and sponsorships. To request support, contact your local McDonald’s restaurant directly.
✔ Must be a registered 501(c)(3) organization
✔ Provide at least 30 days’ notice
✔ Requests typically include event details and how the donation will be used.

Portillo’s donates food, gift cards, and auction items to support local nonprofits, schools, and community events. All requests must include a Tax ID or Employer Identification Number (EIN) from your organization’s W-9 or 501(c)(3) form and be submitted at least 4 weeks in advance through their online application.

Raising Cane’s offers community partnerships and fundraising support for local organizations through its Raising Cane’s Cares program, with opportunities for schools, teams, and nonprofit groups. Interested organizations can submit a request or learn more through Raising Cane’s official community partnerships page: https://www.raisingcanes.com/community-partnerships/.

REI offers community support opportunities, including grants and event partnerships, to nonprofit organizations that share a commitment to outdoor access, conservation, and community engagement. Interested groups can apply through REI’s community support form to be considered for involvement, funding, or collaboration.

Sam’s Club and Walmart offer Spark Good Local Grants to support nonprofits, schools, and community organizations in the areas where their stores and distribution centers operate. Funding amounts range from $250 to $5,000 per grant. You must apply in the portal.
Smoothie King offers team sponsorship opportunities for youth and community sports programs through its local Smoothie King Franchisee Sponsorship Program, supporting organizations with brand partnerships, fundraising events, and community initiatives. Interested teams and nonprofits can submit a sponsorship request through Smoothie King’s online sponsorship form for consideration.
Through SONIC’s Accent on Kids program, local drive-ins support youth organizations by donating fundraiser items, offering free “ice for events,” discounts, and event partnerships for nonprofits serving kids 18 and under. Requests should be submitted at least 2–4 weeks in advance directly to your local SONIC.

Stellar Snacks has been known to support schools and teams with product donations, especially when groups reach out directly. Some organizations have had success simply emailing their team to ask about donation opportunities at info@stellarsnacks.com.

Accepts donation requests at least 4 weeks in advance. Print out form & drop off at your local store or email to donations@s-vt.com.
(must be local)

Target supports local communities by offering gift card donations to 501(c)(3) nonprofits and accredited schools. To request, fill out their Gift Card Request Form and drop it off at your nearest Target store at least 60 days before your event.

Tervis
Tervis offers donation support to nonprofit organizations through its community giving program, focusing on initiatives that promote health, education, military support, and community impact. Interested groups can submit a donation request online through Tervis’s official donation form for consideration.
Texas Roadhouse supports local fundraisers, schools, and nonprofits through event nights, gift card donations, and sponsorships. Submit a donation request at least 30 days in advance to your local restaurant, including your organization’s name, purpose, event date, and expected impact — availability varies by location.
Top Golf
Topgolf offers several ways to support eligible organizations, including golf instruction, game-play certificates, coupons for event goody bags, and 50% off game play for qualifying fundraisers hosted at Topgolf. Groups need to be within 40 miles of a location and should apply 30 to 90 days before their event. It’s definitely worth checking if you’re planning an auction, golf-themed event, or fundraiser at Topgolf.
Trader Joe’s supports local nonprofits with food and beverage donations. To request a donation, visit your local store in person. Visit website for details

Whataburger’s Feeding Student Success program supports schools and educators by investing in things students actually need, from school supplies and food security to scholarships, wellness programs, and career support. If your organization is a 501c3 and supports students or educators, you can apply for funding, just plan ahead since requests take about 60 days to process.

WinCo Foods supports state-accredited schools by donating to their fundraisers through its corporate donation portal. Requests must be submitted 4 to 6 weeks before the fundraising date to be considered.
Do the Work Online — Then Show Up in Person
Complete the formal application online, then follow up in person.
Doing the digital legwork is essential, but showing up with a face and voice gets attention.
Ask for the Right Person
Don’t just drop your request at the front desk-- that person may not have the authority to approve it. Ask to speak with a manager or decision-maker.
Bring a Printed Request Letter
Include your organization’s name, EIN, event details, expected impact, and a quick “what’s in it for you” line. Bonus points for including your logo and social handles for easy recognition.
Plan Ahead
Ask early--4 to 8 weeks (or more) before your event is ideal. Many businesses set community budgets in advance, and early requests get better results.
Be Clear in Your Ask
Instead of saying “We need support,” say:
Follow Up the Right Way
A polite check-in 5–7 days after your initial request shows you’re organized and professional (without being pushy).
Focus on Mutual Benefit
Emphasize how your team’s audience overlaps with their customers--families, students, local fans. Offer visibility: shoutouts, signage, or logo placement.
Stay Organized
Keep a simple spreadsheet to track who you contacted, when, what you asked for, and their response. It’ll save time (and awkward repeat requests) next season.
💡 Insider Tip From Kathy: This list is just a starting point. Local businesses are more likely to help your cause because they have a vested interest in your families! Check out the blog posts below for tips for reaching out to local businesses!
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