Boss Lady Shari offered the team a program called Give a Little AND Get a Little for each of our team members to use to support local nonprofits and to shop/support small businesses. Shari gave everyone $100 to give back to a charitable cause that resonated with them. Our dynamic team donated to multiple charities like struggling farms, local businesses struggling after covid, food pantries, soup kitchens, homeless shelters, and women’s shelters. This was a special chance for everyone to select a cause that mattered to them deeply and had an impact on their neighborhoods. Here are some of the organizations our team chose to donate to…….

Restore in Asbury, is a retail location for Habitat for Humanity, that sells lightly used and new furniture, home décor, appliances, construction materials, and much more.100% of the proceeds stay local to impact the Southern Monmouth County community and support Habitat for Humanity efforts in the community. The goal was to use the money at ReStore to purchase something to use as a Book Box or buy the materials to make one, so their kids can set up a Little Free Library in our community.

Funny Farm Rescue creates homes for unwanted farm animals, domesticated animals, and animals with special needs to live their natural lives.

Meals on Wheels is a program that delivers meals to individuals at home who are unable to purchase or prepare their own meals.

The Ronald McDonald House of Southwest Florida, is an independent American nonprofit organization whose stated mission is to create, find, and support programs that directly improve the health and well-being of children.

Back@You, is a charity that supplies backpacks to those experiencing homelessness filled with essentials that help them survive life on the streets.

New Hope Housing, whose core purpose is to provide life-stabilizing, affordable, permanent housing with support services for people who live on limited incomes. Their vision is to be an enduring institution serving Houston’s most vulnerable citizens.

Junior League of Morristown, is an organization of women committed to promoting voluntarism, developing the potential of women, and improving communities through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers. Its purpose is exclusively educational and charitable.

NJ Heartworks, is a local grassroots movement of women committed to replicating and sustaining palpable kindness witnessed in the wake of 9/11. Inspired by mutual healing that takes place through receiving and giving, who offer hope to people in the community experiencing illness, injury, or grief.

Oasis in Paterson carries out educational and social service programs that help women enter and succeed in the workforce and help children flourish academically. Also, operates a soup kitchen and provides emergency food, clothing, and social support to city residents in need.

Morristown Soup Kitchen creates lasting solutions to the problems of hunger, homelessness, and poverty. They offer food, housing, work readiness, medical, social, and educational services 365 days a year in a warm, safe and caring environment, free of charge, no questions asked.

Stackable also supports local restaurants and shops in our surrounding communities such as Doc’s House Beach Restaurant, a family-owned restaurant located in Florida near one of our team members. Bling by Design, a small business in Bernardsville, Sisters a boutique shop in Denville NJ, 31 South a restaurant in Morristown and Welcome Neighbor, A local restaurant near one of our team’s homes. They hosted monthly supper clubs that were for immigrant families to meet each other and try other cultures’ cuisines. Our team loves to support small businesses and do what we can locally.

Our team has also committed to doing 20 hours each of community service for 20 years of Stackable Sensations. This way, employees can dedicate their time to philanthropic organizations that are important to them. As a team we are committed to volunteering in our community and supporting local causes such as volunteering our time at a local senior citizen’s home.

We joined forces with Roots & Wings in December 2021, a nonprofit organization that offers adolescents aging out of foster care secure housing, emotional support, life skills, and educational opportunities.

In our lobby, we set up a giving tree decorated with ornaments that contain specific home goods that the young adults need. People in the neighborhood were encouraged to pick out an ornament and bring it to our office to be given to those in need.

Here at Stackable, we donate where we can! Stackable Sensations donated chocolate bars with a few golden tickets to Blue Water Wave a company that supports local charities, veterans, women and minorities, and JDRF a non-profit that funds research for type 1 diabetes. These chocolate bars were then purchased by attendees at their charity events for the exciting opportunity to win the golden ticket. This was a huge hit, and not only fun, but delicious too!

We also partnered with one of our trusted suppliers to donate jackets, shirts, duffel bags and socks to First Book. First Book is a non-profit organization that believes education is the best way out of poverty for children in need. First Book aims to remove barriers to quality education for all kids by making everything from new, high-quality books and educational resources to sports equipment, winter coats, snacks, and more – affordable to its member network of more than 475,000 educators who exclusively serve kids in need.

We are also huge animal lovers. As a team, we accepted donations of canned dog and cat food for St Huberts, a local animal shelter. Boss lady also committed to donating $20 each month to the ASPCA, a non-profit organization to prevent animal cruelty. With her donation, she will be actively helping adoptions, rescuing animals, activism, and educating the public on the severity of animal cruelty around the world!