From July 9 through August 4, the furniture retailer will donate $50 for every qualifying in-store purchase of $500 or more to the Foundation. These funds will support critical developmental screenings, early language programs, and resources that help parents act as their child’s primary educator. The program extends to the upcoming Grand Rapids location from August 6 through September 1.
Rachel Stewart, CEO of Gardner White, noted that the company’s responsibility extends beyond home furnishing into the communities where their customers live. Andrew Stein, President and CEO of the Children’s Foundation of Michigan, emphasized that private sector involvement in early life development provides long-term benefits for the state’s social infrastructure. The Foundation plans to distribute the proceeds through its established grantmaking process to ensure resources reach the most effective youth-serving organizations.

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