The public ledger

$0

donated since 2021 — every dollar of it accounted for, published monthly, and spent within 30 miles of our chapters.

0
meals funded
0
partner orgs
0
student volunteers

The split

Where every dollar lands.

Hunger relief
via Harvest Table Food Bank
40%
Education access
via Bright Futures Tutoring Fund
25%
Shelter & housing
via Casa Esperanza Family Shelter
20%
Legal aid
via Northside Legal Aid Society
15%

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Serving of Justice
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Your donation$25
Overhead−$0.00
Hunger relief (40%)$10
Education access (25%)$6.25
Shelter & housing (20%)$5
Legal aid (15%)$3.75
Meals funded20
Tutoring hours1
Shelter nights2
EIN 88-2914407 · 501(c)(3)

The recipients

Partners we'd trust with our last cookie.

Harvest Table Food Bank

Turns every $1 into 2 meals for families across the county. Our first and largest partner since day one.

Bright Futures Tutoring Fund

Free after-school tutoring and college application fees for 300+ students a year.

Casa Esperanza Family Shelter

Emergency housing and transition support for families. We stock their weekend pantry.

Northside Legal Aid Society

Free legal representation for tenants and workers who couldn't otherwise afford it.

Green Plate Community Fridge

24/7 free fridges in three neighborhoods. Our banana bread has a following here.

Maplewood Mutual Aid Network

Micro-grants for neighbors in crisis — car repairs, utility bills, groceries.

I buy the mixed dozen every Friday. Best cookies in the county, and my kids see what a dollar can do when someone actually means it.
Denise Caldwell · Parent & weekly regular
I joined to pad my college apps, honestly. Two years later I'm running our chapter's books and I want to study nonprofit law. The cookies got me. The mission kept me.
Tommy Nguyen · Chapter Lead, Eastview High