Opening doors makes a big difference. So does keeping them open.

When the Ngabireyimana family, the heart of Happiness Family Farm, needed a tractor to keep providing fresh fruits and veggies to their community, the Portland community came forward with donations for them. We love what they do for Portland, and we’re excited to put those tractor wheels on the ground.

Salt Lake City’s Mad King Productions was nearly facing closure, but the show must go on. Their community came forward to raise funds for them, and we were more than happy to take it from there. Their shows bring joy to our community, and we’re honored to play a part in keeping their doors —or curtains rather—open.

The Utah Arts Alliance wants to turn a 125-year-old building into a community art space for Salt Lake City. One that is designed to drive economic development and tourism to one of the city’s underserved communities. Say no more. We’ll gladly help them bring the building, and all of its history, back to life.

Seattle artist, Desmond Hansen, is known for his murals on traffic signal boxes all around the city. He does this unsponsored and free of charge, all for the purpose of bringing joy and beauty to Seattle residents. It’s a simple but amazing gesture we’re humbled to help support.

Breean Cox of Seattle’s Ximira LLC is trying to perfect a wearable tech that will help the blind community navigate the world around them. Breean is using these donations to build her nonprofit, and we’re excited for them put the technology to good use.

Rainier Dance Center helps Seattle’s next generation grow older, bolder, and stronger together. With the funds they’ve raised, the center will be able to guarantee their skilled and talented staff contracted hours. GoFundMe fulfilled––let’s dance.

The Bottle and the Barber wants to create a barbershop that brings the Seattle community together by way of a great haircut and a relaxed atmosphere. There’s nothing like a fresh cut, and we’re happy to help them make that happen.

The Shaker Arts Council in Cleveland, OH wants to enrich the cultural fabric of their community through public exhibits that support local artists and businesses. The exhibit, “Imagine Chagrin,” is designed to reinvigorate the classic downtown area, drive traffic, and showcase the abundance of artistic talent in the community.

Soulcraft is a community woodshop that brings our Clevelanders together with an open space to build what matters to them. This year they celebrated their 10-year anniversary, and we’re proud to help them continue to open their doors so they can continue to serve our hometown Cleveland for decades to come.