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How Your Coffee Habit Can Change Lives - Love Your Nonprofit 2025 -2026

Your Daily Routine CAN help families with children receive free laundry and daily hygiene services and resources while You grab your morning coffee. It’s part of your routine. But what if that simple act could change someone’s life?  

That’s exactly what happens when you support your local Love Your Nonprofit Coffee & Conversations monthly gathering.  Love Your Nonprofit is a fundraiser & awareness campaign that promotes Nonprofit transparency, community conversation, local community nonprofit presentations, transparency of donations, programs, outcomes, and options to purchase your favorite nonprofits branded shirt, sweatshirt, coffee mug, and Love Your Nonprofit coffee beans.  By purchasing a product or service, you’re directly funding your favorite local nonprofit programs that give people a fresh start.

WANT TO BECOME A SPONSOR?  More information about sponsorship contact Chuck Hendrickson at: 

Email: chendrickson@loveoverwhelming.org

Phone: 360 560.3913 (LEAVE A MESSAGE)

How You Can Help—Without Changing Your Regular Routine. 

 You can start by:

✔ Purchasing merchandise from Love Your Nonprofit online store. 

✔ Attending a Love Your Nonprofit Coffee & Conversations event to learn more

✔VISIT www.loveoverwhelming.org & www.youtube.com/@sircharlesxiii

Make Your Impact Today! Imagine the impact if just 10% of your daily coffee purchases supported life-changing LOCAL programs that YOU get to hear from monthly during Love Your Nonprofit Coffee & Conversations. Start today by supporting your favorite local nonprofit efforts.

📅 Attend a Coffee & Conversations event: www.loveoverwhelming.org (COMING APRIL 2025)

🎧 Learn more on the Love Overwhelming Podcast: Love Overwhelming Podcast

📲 Follow us on social media: Facebook, Instagram, TikTok


Blessings!

Chuck Hendrickson
Founder
Love Overwhelming Community
chendrickson@loveoverwhelming.org
360.560.3913

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