Charitable Contributions

We believe in giving back and donate regularly to nonprofits and organizations that align with our company values and principles, and are committed to contributing to environmental and social justice causes.


$149,650 to date!

Pie chart of Coral & Tusk giving by cause: Social Justice 24%, Environmental Protection and Wildlife Conservation 21%, Humanitarian Relief 18%, Arts and Education 14%, Human Services 11%, Animal Rescue 9%, Health 2%.

Social Justice 24%, Environmental Protection and Wildlife Conservation 21%, Humanitarian Relief 18%, Arts and Education 14%, Human Services and Community Development 11%, Animal Rescue 9%, Health 2%


Thanks to your support, this list is always growing!



2026

Animal Charity Evaluators (ACE)

Our nature-inspired designs celebrate the animals who share our planet. With the launch of our new Farm designs, we’re raising awareness for farmed animals, a group often overlooked in animal philanthropy. ACE identifies the most cost-effective ways to help them, from policy advocacy to corporate campaigns, and funds promising projects worldwide. Read about our donation pledge.


Past Contributions

2024

The Humane Society Legislative Fund – $7,500

Moved by a heartbreaking act of cruelty toward a wolf in Wyoming, we reissued two wolf designs from our archives and donated 100% of profits to HSLF’s work advocating for policies that protect wildlife. A Giving Tuesday quadruple match made our gift go four times as far. Read more.

Reconciliation (2021–2024)

In late 2021, we began reconciliation efforts to address our history of cultural appropriation. We donated $35,000 to three Native-led organizations for place-based work tied to directly appropriated designs, and made an ongoing commitment to the Wyoming Arts Council. Read our full apology, statements, and resources, and more about our designs and donations.

  • NDN Collective – $28,000. An Indigenous-led organization building Indigenous power through organizing, activism, philanthropy, and narrative change.

  • People’s Partner for Community Development – $5,000. Equips grassroots leaders on the Northern Cheyenne Indian Reservation in southeastern Montana with resources, education, and training.

  • Inuit Circumpolar Council–Alaska – $2,000. Its Alaskan Inuit Food Sovereignty Initiative unites Inuit leaders across the state to advocate for land and wildlife management sovereignty.

  • Wyoming Arts Council – $9,000 (2021–2024). Because we kept one appropriated design, Quill, in our line, we made a $5,000 starting gift in 2021 to the Native Arts Fellowship, an annual scholarship for a Native artist, followed by yearly gifts ($1,000 in 2022 and $1,500 in 2023 and 2024) until Quill was retired in 2024. Read more.

2021–2023

  • NĀTIFS – $3,000 (2022–2023). We donated 10% of profits from our Three Sisters Dinner Napkin and Abundance Table Runner (since discontinued) to NĀTIFS, which addresses economic and health crises in Native communities by re-establishing Native foodways.
  • First Nations Development Institute – $1,000 (2021). In 2021, 10% of profits from these same designs were donated to the First Nations Development Institute, which strengthens Native American economies through grants, training, and policy advocacy.
  • The Wander Project – $3,000 (2022). Empowering individuals to transform outdoor adventures into platforms that raise awareness for charitable causes.
  • National Audubon Society – $3,500 (2021–2022). We donated 10% of profits from our Spring 2021 Songbirds Collection and 2022 Winter Birds Collection. Read more.
  • Give India & Project Nanhi Kali – $18,000 (2021). In response to the COVID-19 crisis in India, we pledged 1% of sales to relief efforts recommended by our production partners there, donating $9,000 each to Give India and Project Nanhi Kali. Read more.
  • Women for Women International – $10,000 (2021). In response to the humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan, we supported Women for Women International, which has provided support and healthcare to women there since 2002.
  • Black Girls with Gardens – $500 (2021). We donated 25% of May 21–23 sales to this collective providing inspiration and resources to women of color who garden. Read Jasmine’s garden tips.
  • City Harvest – $500 (2021). For Earth Day, we donated 20% of April 23–25 sales to New York City’s largest food rescue organization, enough to feed 1,428 New Yorkers for a day.

2020

Black Lives Matter – $12,000. Over eight weeks in summer 2020, we donated to organizations fighting for social justice and racial equity, with each employee choosing a recipient. Read about our pledge.

 

In 2020, we also supported:

2015–2017

  • Cane Corso Rescue – $1,300 (2017). In memory of Paco, founder Stephanie and her husband Chris’s Cane Corso Mastiff, our company mascot and favorite co-worker, whose likeness graced many of our products. Cane Corso Rescue facilitated his adoption in 2011.
  • AZ Mastiff Rescue – $1,000 (2017). This rescue restores giant and mastiff breeds to health and finds them loving homes, and it’s where Stephanie and Chris adopted Fuji, the newest member of the Coral & Tusk family.
  • The Ocean Conservancy – $10,000 (2016). We donated 10% of 2016 proceeds from our Big Sur Collection to support science-based solutions for healthy oceans. A benefactor matched our gift for a total of $20,000.
  • ACLU – $800 (2016). Defends the individual rights and liberties guaranteed by the Constitution.
  • National Organization for Women – $800 (2016). The largest organization of feminist grassroots activists in the U.S.
  • Native American Rights Fund – $800 (2016). Has provided legal assistance to tribes, organizations, and individuals nationwide since 1970.
  • Breast Cancer Research Foundation – $900 (2016). Advances the world’s most promising research to prevent and cure breast cancer.
  • V-Day – $900 (2016). A global movement to end violence against all women (cisgender, transgender, and those with fluid identities), girls, and the planet.
  • Americares – $900 (2016). Delivers health programs, medicine, and supplies to people affected by poverty or disaster.
  • ASPCA – $9,250 (2015). We donated 10% of 2015 sales from our Cats & Dogs Collection.
  • The American Red Cross – $750 (2015). We supported relief efforts after the devastating earthquake in Nepal. Read more.

Ongoing & Earlier Support


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