Tanforan Shell gives 3% of all net sales to local humanitarian organizations, and local schools.
We have linked up with Fuel For Change*, an emerging Bay Area Non Profit that will facilitate our donation schedule.
CURRENT BENIFICIARIES INCLUDE
Moms Against Poverty is a non-profit organization dedicated to serving and supporting orphans and at-risk children living in developing countries. Our vision is to nurture and educate these children to their fullest potential so that one day they can contribute and lead within their own communities; thus breaking the cycle of poverty. We carry out this mission by building and renovating schools and orphanages, providing education, health care and basic needs to these children one community at a time. www.momsagainstpoverty.org
For more than three decades, Project Ninety, Inc. has served individuals, families and the Bay Area community through its residential alcohol and substance abuse treatment services. What began in 1972 as a humble idea has grown into a premier human services organization with over 200 treatment beds. We are a California Alcohol and Drug Programs (ADP) licensed, nonprofit residential substance abuse treatment program with facilities in four Northern California counties (Santa Clara, San Mateo, San Francisco and Napa).www.projectninety.org

Africa is facing a growing food crisis. Already, one in six children do not survive to age five – mostly due to hunger-related causes. Record food shortages will only make the problem worse.One Acre Fund is a new organization that helps East African farmers to grow their own way out of hunger. 75% of East Africans are farmers – the solution to their food crisis lies in their own fields. www.oneacrefund.org
If you have any questions or would like your organization to be considered as a beneficiary, please email us directly:
info@touchfreewash.com
*"Fuel For Change (FFC) is a community based, socially conscious organization whose mission is to spotlight individual purchasing power for the greater good. FFC orchestrate monthly contributions from businesses to local and global humanitarian organizations, local schools, and local mental health rehabilitation facilities. We bring collective awareness to the power intrinsic in the decision to shop at businesses that donate a subtantial portion of profits to local and international direct service organizations and philanthropies. FFC offers on-site advertising and tracking of specific and measurable humanitarian goals locally and globally which are being supported by our clients."
FFC was born out of the desire of a gas station manager to allow his customers to give back to their communities, and to the world, simply by purchasing gasoline at his station. The idea is simple: by choosing to support a company that gives a percentage of its profits to charitable causes that customer will be effortlessly helping to improve the lives of people throughout the world. It was no coincidence that FFC began at a gas station, as there are many environmental and social repercussions connected to the exploration, extraction, delivery, and ultimate use of petroleum.
Although the most responsible decision is to not consume gasoline at all, this is not an immediately viable or realistic option for the vast majority of Americans. Instead, we offer customers of our target businesses the vastly transformative option of choosing to support companies who recognize the negative consequences of their business, the need for change, and who work to mitigate some of these negative impacts through ongoing charitable donations.
It is our mission to enable businesses to become better stewards of their communities through a process of active customer engagement. Through strategic social marketing, FFC offers our clients the opportunity to use philanthropy to become more sincerely and sustainably connected to their host communities and their customer base. We aim to make the world a better, more equitable place by using the greater strength we consumers have, our individual purchasing powers. The ultimate goal is to create a non-profit chain of businesses where the message of fueling change is strong, significant, and clearly accessible to the public." |


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