Round Up for Charity Goes to the Community

The Goose Grocer is pleased to offer the Round Up for Charity program. Customers can round up to the nearest dollar for a Whidbey Island non-profit organization. Be sure to ask your cashier about the roundup program on checkout!

2024:

In November, South Whidbey School Farms received $6,195.68.

In October, CADA received $6,581.66.

In September, Readiness to Learn received $5,915.54.

In August, South Whidbey Centaurs received $6,826.32.

In July, the Essential Needs program received $6,239.57.

In June, the Essential Needs program received $6,776.93.

In May, the Essential Needs program received $7,025.48.

In April, the Friends of the Clinton, Langley, and Freeland Libraries received $7,636.96.

In March, Orca Network received $8,058.05.

In February, Mother Mentors received $6,997.16.

In January, Whidbey Environmental Action Network received $7,684.17.

2023:

In December, Island Roots Housing received $7,907.87.

In November, Pamoja Place received $5,904.97.

In October, Friends of Friends Medical Support Fund received $8,104.98.

In September, Island County Historical Museum received $6,709.09.

In August, the HUB After School Program received $10,879.13.

In July, the Essential Needs program received $10,459.42.

In June, the Essential Needs program received $8,891.25.

In May, the Essential Needs program received $9,674.92.

In April, Whidbey Homeless Coalition received $9,397.34.

In March, Whidbey Veterans Resource Center received $7,682.28.

In February, South Whidbey Hearts & Hammers received $7,709.97.

In January, South Whidbey Schools Foundation received $6,756.15.

2022:

In December, Goosefoot Housing Group received $7,305.16.

In November, South Whidbey Historical Society received $6,467.07.

In October, South Whidbey Commons received $7,738.89.

In September, Island Shakespeare Festival received $6,681.35.

In August, Coupeville Farm to School received $9,349.22.

May through June, the roundup went to the Essential Needs fundraiser, with a total of $25,897.20.

In April, Growing Veterans received $8,996.24.

In March, South Whidbey Community Center received $8,644.81.

In February, Readiness to Learn received $5,646.58.

In January, Sound Water Stewards received $6,165.16.

2021:

In December, Whidbey Homeless Coalition received $7,353.86.

In November, Whidbey Island Dance Theatre received a $5,544.13.

In October, Helping Hand of South Whidbey received $6,553.04.

In September, the HUB received $7,105.71.

In August, Mother Mentors of Whidbey Island received $7,046.12.

In July, Bayview Community Hall received $7,680.62.

April through June, the roundup went to the Essential Needs fundraiser, with a total of $24,714.

In March, Friends of Friends Medical Support Fund received $6,348.16.

In February, South Whidbey Hearts & Hammers received $2,667.56.

In January, the Orca Network received $2,096.67.

2020:

In December, the South Whidbey Children’s Center received $2,504.40.

In November, the Family Resource Center received $2569.02.

In October, Whidbey Homeless Coaltion received $3,402.98.

In September, Whidbey Veterans Resource Center received $2,034.20.

In August, Readiness to Learn received $2,775.21.