09/11/2026
To celebrate Peace and Chai Month, we’re highlighting three organizations nominated by our team and matching all donations up to $500 for each organization. 🌱
Throughout September, when you shop at Blue Lotus Chai, you’ll have the opportunity to make a donation at checkout to one of our team nominations: Hope & Safety Alliance, Cascades Raptor Center, or Looking Glass Community Services.
Choose one you’d like to support, select your donation, and we’ll increase your impact by matching donations up to $500 for each organization. ✨
Join us in supporting organizations caring for the people—and wildlife—in our community. Every cup of chai makes a difference. ☕️🪷
Looking Glass Community Services 🌿
Our programs span behavioral health, alcohol and drug abuse support, basic human services, juvenile justice, education, youth development, and workforce readiness—all centered around our mission to build a better future for children, youth, adults, and families.
“I am passionate about the care and welfare of kids—young and older! Too many suffer and are short changed of their youth. This organization helps those youth in need.”
— Dianne Schrier, Blue Lotus Chai Administrative Assistant
Visit the link in our bio to make a donation ✨
Looking Glass
Cascades Raptor Center 🦅
Through wildlife rehabilitation and public education, Cascades Raptor Center aims to help the human part of the natural community learn to value, understand, and honor the role of wildlife in preserving the natural and cultural heritage of the Pacific Northwest.
“I learned about Cascades Raptor Center and thought it was so cool that they treat up to 500 injured animals a year. Their focus on wildlife preservation is so important to keep these animals healthy and thriving.”
— Kevin Moran, Blue Lotus Chai Production Manager
Visit the link in our bio to make a donation ✨
Cascades Raptor Center
Hope & Safety Alliance 🤍
Hope & Safety Alliance works to protect, shelter, and empower survivors through compassionate, trauma-informed services, including a 24-hour crisis line, emergency shelter, advocacy, housing assistance, support groups, and community education.
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