Giving Back To Our Neighborhoods
At Loop Neighborhood, we see our success as more than a number on the bottom line. Success to us is really in the ability to give back.
Our employees, as community stewards, guide us on the best recipients for our contributions and support. Right now, 1% of sales goes to regional charities throughout key times of the year, including San Francisco Pride, California Fire Foundation, Bay Area Sheriffs, Bay Area Food Banks, and RotaCare.
We also have donated to Thomas R. Pollicita Middle School in Daly City, CA for their soccer program with goals, nets, balls via a percentage of pump sales at their local Loop location.
If you would like Loop Neighborhood to get Involved In your cause, or just simply want to reach out about any philanthropic Ideas or opportunities, please contact us at: hello@loopneighborhood.com
Supporting Ocean Institue
The Ocean Institute, located in Dana Point, California, is a nonprofit organization dedicated to connecting students and the community to the ocean through immersive, hands-on learning experiences. Guided by its mission, “using the ocean as our classroom, we inspire children to learn,” the Ocean Institute serves as a dynamic environment where education comes to life. From sailing aboard a historic tall ship to exploring tidepools and engaging in real marine science, students are encouraged to ask questions, think critically, and discover their role in protecting the natural world. By turning the ocean into a place of exploration and discovery, the Ocean Institute helps shape confident learners and future stewards of our oceans.
Learn more about Ocean Institue.
Supporting Blood Cancer United Central Valley Region
Blood Cancer United is dedicated to improving the lives of individuals and families affected by blood cancers through advocacy, education, and community support. Their programs work to ensure that patients facing leukemia, lymphoma, myeloma, and other blood cancers have access to critical resources, support networks, and information throughout every stage of their journey. One of their most impactful initiatives, the Student Visionaries of the Year campaign, empowers high school students to take on leadership roles in their communities by raising awareness and funds to support blood cancer patients and research efforts. Through this philanthropic leadership development program, students embark on a multi-week campaign where they collaborate, innovate, and advocate for a future without blood cancers. By engaging the next generation of changemakers, Blood Cancer United continues to expand its impact while fostering compassion, leadership, and hope in communities across the country.
Learn More about Blood Cancer United Here!
Supporting The Grateful Garment Project
The core mission of The Grateful Garment Project is to restore dignity to victims of sexual violence by providing them with immediate, essential resources. This ensures that every survivor—including victims of sexual assault, Human Sexual Trafficking (HST), and Commercially Sexually Exploited Children (CSEC)—who seeks help from a Sexual Assault Response Team (SART) facility or other community based organization is provided with new clothing, toiletries, snacks, and other miscellaneous items they may require to restore dignity after a forensic examination. The organization’s vision is narrow yet profound: that no victim of sexual violence should suffer further distress due to a lack of clothing after their forensic examination or receiving services from a Sexual Violence Service Provider.
The purpose of TGGP is to offer tangible support that fosters a survivor’s initial journey toward healing. This goes beyond simply replacing surrendered clothing for evidence; it’s about providing comfort and a sense of self-worth during an extremely vulnerable time. Through various programs like Resource Closets, Pack-It Forward, and Operation Esteem, TGGP provides resources that address immediate physical needs, incentivize youth to attend follow-up counseling and medical appointments, and offer gift cards for court-appropriate attire. By championing dignity and support, TGGP serves as a vital link in the continuum of care for survivors across numerous partner agencies.
Learn more about The Grateful Garment Project.
Supporting The California Fire Foundation
In September and October 2025, Loop is proud to give back by partnering with the California Fire Foundation, a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to supporting firefighters, their families, and the communities they serve. Formed in 1987 by California Professional Firefighters, the California Fire Foundation provides vital emotional and financial assistance to the families of fallen firefighters while also funding survivor support programs and meaningful community initiatives. Through this partnership, Loop will help honor the bravery and sacrifice of California’s firefighters and contribute to the Foundation’s mission of ensuring that families and communities receive the care, recognition, and resources they deserve.
Supporting The Bay Area There With Care To Help Families At Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford And UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital San Francisco
There With Care of the Bay Area provides a wide range of meaningful and fundamental services to children and families during the critical phase of a medical crisis. Since 2012, we have served families referred to us by medical agencies, that includes Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford and UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital Mission Bay San Francisco. This year, we will serve close to 700 families and 94% of these families are in financial distress. Through provision of transportation assistance, home stability, food security and patient and family essentials, There With Care helps to ease the burdens of life’s day-to-day obligations with compassion and care.
Learn more about There With Care.
Supporting Special Olympics NorCal
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