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Shop Local for Thanksgiving
This week is Indigenous Heritage Day (or you may like to call it Thanksgiving). Whether you’re spending it with family or friends, or deciding to spend it alone, it’s the perfect reason to go out and support local businesses! Here are some businesses that will help you save time in the kitchen!
Local Food Banks to Support
The meaning and customs of the Indigenous Heritage Day (Thanksgiving) may vary among individuals and families, but the central theme is one of gratitude and appreciation. Let’s not forget those in need this holiday season and make sure to give back. Donating during this time of year is a beautiful way to express gratitude and give back to your community. Many organizations engage in charitable activities during this time to help those in need. Below are some local food drives in the Seattle and surrounding area.
Let’s Give Back!
Giving back during the holidays is a wonderful way to spread joy, kindness, and goodwill. It's a time when many people come together to support those in need and make a positive impact on their communities. Below are some ideas for ways to give back during the holidays. Each week for the month of November, we'll highlight local non-profits where you can donate your time, and resources, host a food drive, and support local businesses.
Emotional Wellness Month
October is Emotional Wellness Month! Did you know your emotional well-being affects your overall health? Mental and emotional stress can translate into adverse physical reactions, a weakened immune system, and poor health. “Emotional wellness” refers to our ability to process feelings in a healthy, positive way and manage the stress of everyday life. If you feel stressed or overwhelmed, slowing down is vital. Optimize your emotional wellness from our tips below.
Indigenous Peoples’ Day
Today is Indigenous Peoples' Day - a holiday that celebrates and honors the cultures, contributions, and histories of Indigenous peoples in different parts of the world. The purpose of it is to recognize the rich and diverse cultures, traditions, and contributions of Native American, First Nations, and Indigenous communities while also raising awareness about the historical and ongoing injustices they have faced. Below are some ways you can get involved and celebrate.
Breast Cancer Awareness Month
As a woman-owned business, it would be remiss of us not to acknowledge Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October. About 1 in 8 women in the United States will get it in their lifetime, and certain factors, such as race/ethnicity, play a role. For example, White women are more likely to develop breast cancer than Black, Hispanic, and Asian women. But Black women are more likely to develop more aggressive, advanced-stage breast cancer and likely to die from it.