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Shelter in Place sponsors



Brick & Mortar

Blending an Old World approach with California roots, Brick & Mortar creates refined wines perfect for special-occasion dinners or savoring all on their own. They focus on chardonnay, pinot noir, syrah, and sparkling wine from unique hillside vineyards. Buy online here.

Delta Wines

Their mission is making distinctive everyday wines in an eco-responsible way. Fresh and approachable, they are perfect for casual dinners at home, which is why we keep several in our fridge. Plus for every $15 bottle you buy, Delta donates one dollar to fighting climate change. Buy online at winesforchange.com.

Making Waves

Making Waves is a woman-owned, mission-driven, and joy-filled studio based in Oakland, California, offering Zumba, dance, fitness, yoga, and meditation classes, both in-person and online. In addition to helping clients smile and sweat, they also donate to many local charities.

Sony USA

Sony’s mission is “to fill the world with emotion, through the power of creativity and technology, and to nurture innovation to enrich and improve people’s lives.” Their donation of MDR-7506 studio monitor headphones enables our trainees to learn audio editing with professional-grade equipment.

Nonprofits we recommend

 

Black Visions Collective

A referral from a friend, this nonprofit works for justice and healing in Laura’s home state of Minnesota.

Micro Business Mentors

Laura works part-time for this group which provides loans and training to developing-world entrepreneurs.

Centro Legal de la Raza

The Oakland-based Centro works for immigrant, tenant, and workers’ rights. We heard director Carolina Martin Ramos speak on a panel in 2018.

Project Peace

This interfaith organization works for community renewal and growth through days of service and quarterly events (which we spoke at in 2012).

Ethical Storytelling

This group aims to raise up diverse voices and promote dignity and non-exploitation in nonprofit communications. Laura is working with them on new training materials.

Providence Network

A good friend of ours is a director at this Denver-based residential addiction recovery program.

International Justice Mission

“End slavery in our lifetime” is the motto for this global organization which Nate volunteered with during our sabbatical year in Manila.

Samaritana

We volunteered with this Manila-based NGO in 2010, dedicated to helping women escape prostitution and sex trafficking.