More Than 2,500 Organizations Awarded 4imprint one by one Grants

More than 2,500 charitable organizations and nonprofits in the United States and Canada received 4imprint one by one grants in 2022. Each $500 in-kind grant of branded promotional products for nonprofits helps recipients fulfill their missions and expand their reach, from aiding the public to raising awareness and thanking volunteers. In all, grants awarded during 2022 totaled $1,266,500 in value.

The one by one program provides several grants every business day to various religious organizations, schools, 501(c)(3) organizations and registered Canadian nonprofits.

Some examples of how 4imprint grants were used include:

• Patient Airlift Services (PALS) provides free private flights to eliminate transportation as a barrier for patients who need medical care. Branded notebooks are given as appreciation gifts to donors whose generosity helps make the work possible.
• Shelter to Soldier helps veterans by pairing them with highly trained, rescued service animals. Drawstring bag giveaways help the organization retain donors and meet fundraising goals.
• The 24Strong Foundation honors the memory of a beloved son by providing scholarships to student-athletes. Backpacks are used as practical gifts for graduating seniors that also help spread the word about the foundation.

“Organizations like these live their missions to serve their communities each and every day,” said Kevin Lyons-Tarr, CEO of 4imprint. “Each one of these nonprofits shows incredible dedication and determination as they find ways to improve the lives of others and the world around them.”

In addition to grants awarded this quarter, 4imprint provided over 1,350 inventory donations to businesses, associates, troops, and customers in the United States, Canada, and other countries. In total, more than 720,000 items were donated from inventory.

Source: 4imprint

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