For Brand Marketing & CSR Leaders

Convert in-kind donations into cash deductions at retail value — with proceeds routed to verified EBT/SNAP shoppers at the register.

Uses your existing retailer POS integrations. No new vendor onboarding for your retail partners. Counsel-reviewed Donor-Advised-Fund structure with documented arm's-length gift-card purchase.

Request the brand briefing pack §170(e)(3) vs cooperative DAF, side by side
How this is different from a food-bank donation

Three structural differences a tax counsel will care about

Cash gift, not inventory donation

You write a cash check to a Donor-Advised Fund. The DAF buys SKU-level gift-card-equivalents from you at retail. That is two separate transactions: a charitable contribution (cash to DAF) and an arm's-length commercial sale (gift-cards from you to DAF). The structure avoids the §170(e)(3) inventory-classification complexity that food-bank donations carry.

Retail-value attribution, with audit trail

Every redemption is logged at SKU + location + date. You receive itemized redemption-attribution reports each quarter. Compared to a bulk food-bank donation, you have line-item proof of which families received which products in which markets.

Zero retailer ops change

The cooperative integrates through two existing POS rails (a national coupon clearinghouse and a SKU-level adjudication program manager) already live at major US retailers. Your retail partners do not onboard a new vendor; the cooperative is recognized as an existing coupon-class participant.

Ready to talk?

The cooperative is in pre-charter formation. We are accepting Charter Donor Program inquiries from brands now — request the briefing pack and we will route you to a counsel-to-counsel intro.

Request the brand briefing pack