PROUD TO HELP

Tyndale Community Involvement

At Tyndale, we are grateful to have the good fortune to live and work in such wonderful communities. As part of our mission, Tyndale’s Proud to Help Initiative encourages our employees "members" to reach out to our neighbors who can use a helping hand.

In the past year alone, Tyndale members have made significant contributions to local foodbanks, animal rescue organization, and toward helping less fortunate families have more enjoyable holidays. In addition, dozens of members each year participate in fund-raising events to raise money to fight disease, poverty, and more.

ALL OF US AT TYNDALE ARE TRULY PROUD TO HELP

Proud to Help Charitable Giving

2026 Supported Organizations

February – American Heart Association

Tyndale recognized American Heart Month by encouraging members to wear red on National Wear Red Day and sharing educational resources about heart health, CPR, and First Aid certification opportunities.

Learn more about the American Heart Association.

March – Palomar Family Justice Center

Tyndale donated to Palomar Family Justice Center in Oklahoma City to benefit victims and survivors of domestic violence. Members also received educational resources focused on domestic violence awareness and prevention.

Learn more about Palomar Family Justice Center.

April – Houston Zoo & The Nature Conservancy

Tyndale celebrated Earth Month with sustainability education, plastic bag recycling initiatives, and participation in the Houston Zoo’s Walk for the Wild 5K. Tyndale also donated to The Nature Conservancy to further environmental conservation efforts. In conjunction with National Take Your Child to Work Day, our PA and Houston locations hosted “Camp Tyndale,” where children participated in planting activities and other educational experiences.

Learn more about the Houston Zoo. Learn more about The Nature Conservancy.

May – PTSD Foundation of America

Tyndale members combined friendly competition with giving back through a Hoops for Troops Free Throw Tournament, raising funds for the PTSD Foundation of America and its work benefiting combat veterans and their families affected by post-traumatic stress.

Learn more about the PTSD Foundation of America.

June – Houston Food Bank and Trenton Area Soup Kitchen

Tyndale members joined the fight against food insecurity in their local communities. In Houston, 19 members volunteered at the Houston Food Bank, helping provide food and essential resources to children and families in need.

In PA, members donated and packaged 350 bags of food for the Trenton Area Soup Kitchen (TASK), which provides more than 12,000 meals each week. Tyndale also made financial donations to both organizations to further their work fighting hunger.

Learn more about the Houston Food Bank.

Learn more about the Trenton Area Soup Kitchen.

July – Animal Charities Across America

Tyndale members rallied around animal welfare through a Pet Photo Contest, raising funds while celebrating some of our favorite four-legged friends. Members also collected pet supplies and donations, with additional financial contributions from Tyndale.

Learn more about the Houston SPCA. Learn more about the Aark Wildlife Rehabilitation and Education Center. Learn more about the Underdog Animal Rescue.

Learn more about the Midland Humane Coalition.

Learn more about the Oklahoma Humane Society.

Learn more about the Lycoming County SPCA.

2025 Supported Organizations

January – American Red Cross

Tyndale donated to the American Red Cross to support relief efforts for victims of the Los Angeles wildfires.

Learn more about the American Red Cross by clicking here.

February – Local Nursing Home

Tyndale Members spread kindness by creating handmade Valentine’s cards for residents of a local nursing home.

March - Houston Area Women’s Center

Tyndale donated to the Houston Area Women’s Center, alongside resource sharing to raise awareness during No More/No Más Week focused on domestic violence prevention.

Learn more about the Houston Area Women’s Center by clicking here.

April – Celebrated Earth Month

Tyndale celebrated Earth Month through a series of sustainability-focused activities, including the distribution of solar phone chargers to members. We also hosted kids’ planting events in Pennsylvania and Texas and participated in the Houston Zoo’s “Walk for the Wild.”

Learn more about the Houston Zoo by clicking here.

May – Wounded Warrior Project

Members raised funds through a Tyndale Virtual 5K for Wounded Warrior Project, benefitting veterans and their families.

Learn more about Wounded Warrior Project by clicking here.

June – Trenton Area Soup Kitchen and Houston Food Bank

Tyndale addressed meal insecurity through food donations and hands-on service with:

Trenton Area Soup Kitchen – Learn more by clicking here.
Houston Food Bank – Learn more by clicking here.

July – Kerr County, TX Flood Relief Fund and Animal Welfare Organizations

Tyndale donated to the Kerr County, TX Flood Relief Fund, supporting victims, first responders, and recovery efforts.

Learn more about Kerr County Flood Relief by clicking here.

Members collected supplies for animals in need benefiting Last Chance Ranch in PA and the SPCA Wildlife Center in Houston, TX.

Learn more about Last Chance Ranch by clicking here.
Learn more about the SPCA Wildlife Center by clicking here.

August – Cradles to Crayons

Members donated over 100 pairs of new and gently used shoes to Cradles to Crayons, helping local children prepare for the new school year with confidence.

Learn more about Cradles to Crayons by clicking here.

September – Covenant House and Travis Manion Foundation

Covenant House supports homeless youth with urgent care and shelter and helps give them the tools needed to thrive. Proceeds from a member raffle were split between Covenant House locations in Philadelphia and Houston.

Learn more about Covenant House by clicking here.

Tyndale covered registration fees for members participating in the Travis Manion Foundation 9/11 Heroes Run, honoring the heroes of September 11th and all those who have served our country.

Learn more about the Travis Manion Foundation by clicking here.

October – Breast Cancer Awareness Month

Members wore pink each Wednesday to show solidarity and support for Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Educational resources were shared to help members better understand breast cancer, including the importance of early detection and steps to lower risk.

Learn more about breast cancer awareness and prevention by clicking here.

November – Prostate Cancer Foundation (PCF)

Members joined the “Grow Hair Because We Care” month-long challenge in support of men’s health and prostate cancer awareness—with trophies awarded for best beard, best creative, and best faux look. Others showed their spirit by wearing blue on “Blues Day” Tuesdays. Tyndale’s donation to the Prostate Cancer Foundation was strengthened by raffle proceeds.

Learn more about the Prostate Cancer Foundation by clicking here.

December – Wreaths Across America, Bucks County Housing Group, and Houston Food Bank

Members supported Wreaths Across America through wreath sponsorships and joined thousands of volunteers across the country in placing wreaths on the graves of our nation’s veterans to honor their service.

Learn more about Wreaths Across America by clicking here.

Tyndale’s Pipersville location held a food drive to collect healthy food items and food store gift cards for the Community Food Pantry at Bucks County Housing Group, a local food pantry that provides food to those in need. Our Houston location similarly held a food drive, with the Houston Food Bank as the beneficiary. Both organizations received a direct donation from Tyndale as well.

Learn more about Bucks County Housing Group by clicking here.

Learn more about the Houston Food Bank by clicking here.

2024 Supported Organizations

Ongoing Initiative - Proud to Help Logo to Support Animal Rights

Tyndale members can add a specially designed “paw” logo to apparel acquired through the Company’s clothing allowance program. Tyndale donates $5 for every logo purchased to support animal rights awareness and cruelty prevention. Through June 2024, Tyndale raised over $5,000 for both the Montgomery County SPCA and the Houston Humane Society. Proceeds from July 1, 2024 to June 30, 2025 support the Last Chance Ranch in Quakertown, PA and the Houston Humane Society.

Learn more about the Houston Humane Society by clicking here.
Learn more about Last Chance Ranch by clicking here.
Learn more about the Montgomery County SPCA by clicking here.

February – Special Olympics Pennsylvania

Tyndale again sponsored a team to participate in the Lehigh Valley Polar Plunge. Our brave Tyndale participants were “freezin’ for a reason,” raising over $3,500 to support Special Olympics Pennsylvania, which provides sports training and Olympic-style competitions for children and adults with intellectual disabilities.

Learn more about Special Olympics Pennsylvania clicking here.

April – National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI)

Tyndale held a raffle event to support NAMI, the nation’s largest grassroots mental health organization dedicated to building better lives for the millions of Americans affected by mental illness and their loved ones.

Learn more about NAMI by clicking here.

April – Earth Day Tree Planting

Tyndale celebrated Earth Day by planting an October Glory maple tree at our Pennsylvania headquarters and a large sycamore tree at our Houston facility. Both tree-planting events were collective efforts to nourish the earth and foster a greener future for generations to come.

Learn more about Earth Day by clicking here.

April – Houston Zoo

Tyndale members participated in the Houston Zoo’s Walk for the Wild 5k event. Tyndale generously covered the registration costs, and additional funds were raised for this event, benefitting animal rights. Tyndale’s turnout of 33 members, who also brought along friends and family, enriched the event’s spirit of unity and support.

Learn more about the Houston Zoo by clicking here.

May – Family Service Association of Bucks County (FSABC)

Tyndale held a “Battle of the Buildings” donation drive, resulting in 380 pounds of basic necessities and supplies—along with an additional $1,000 donation from Tyndale—delivered to support FSABC’s programs and services. Our 6120 Distribution Center won this friendly competition between our two Pipersville, PA locations. FSABC is a nonprofit social service organization that operates the Bucks County Emergency Homeless Shelter and helps children and families improve their lives.

Learn more about FSABC by clicking here.

May – The Beacon

Tyndale’s Houston members donated gently used clothing and items from an Amazon wish list to support The Beacon, a nonprofit organization that serves individuals experiencing homelessness by providing daily services, civil legal aid, counseling and mentoring, and housing case management. Their mission is to provide essential and next-step services to restore hope and help end homelessness.

Learn more about The Beacon by clicking here.

June – Philabundance

Tyndale provided supplies for our Pennsylvania members to participate in the Notes of Sunshine Project, supporting local seniors facing food insecurity. Through this project, volunteers create positive, encouraging greeting cards placed in the 3,000 Senior Boxes distributed each month. These Notes of Sunshine provide a touch of humanity that can be as important as the food itself.

Learn more about Philabundance by clicking here.

June – Houston Food Bank

Tyndale members worked together over a two-week period to organize and package food for donation to the Houston Food Bank. A Tyndale donation boosted their efforts, supporting the Food Bank’s distribution to assist schools, multi-service centers, and those in need within the Houston community.

Learn more about the Houston Food Bank by clicking here.

July – Cradles to Crayons

To focus on meeting the needs of schoolchildren in Philadelphia, Tyndale partnered with Cradles to Crayons to collect backpacks and school supplies for kids ages 6 through 12 to use during the coming school year. Additionally, members wrote notes of encouragement to include in the backpacks for the first day of school. Cradles to Crayons’ mission is to provide essentials to kids and their families living in poverty through various initiatives that provide winter coats, clothing, baby items, and school supplies.

Learn more about Cradles to Crayons by clicking here.

August – Unite for Her

Tyndale held a Bingo, Cornhole Tournament, and Spin-to-Win event, raising nearly $2,500 to support Unite for Her, an organization committed to enriching the health and well-being of those diagnosed with breast and ovarian cancers. Unite for Her focuses on wellness initiatives that positively impact the health of all women and girls nationwide.

Learn more about Unite for Her by clicking here.

September – Travis Manion Foundation

Tyndale sponsored members who participated in the Travis Manion Foundation 9/11 Heroes Run and Walk. Runners and walkers honored the first responders who gave their lives on September 11, 2001, and the service members who stepped up to serve in the wars that followed.

Learn more about the Travis Manion Foundation by clicking here.

October – The Elmwood Park Zoo

Tyndale members volunteered at the Elmwood Park Zoo by preparing decorations for the annual “Boo at the Zoo” event. Additionally, Tyndale’s monetary contribution helps the zoo maintain the highest standards of animal care and continue its programs and projects that foster wildlife appreciation and support conservation.

Learn more about the Elmwood Park Zoo by clicking here.

October – Main St.

Tyndale once again was a proud sponsor of Main St., a Pennsylvania nonprofit dedicated to supporting the fight against breast cancer. Main St. has helped over 2,000 local breast cancer patients, creating and funding unique programs such as food assistance, integrative services, counseling and therapy, out-of-pocket expenses, treatment transportation, comfort bags, and treatment center support and improvements.

Learn more about Main St. by clicking here.

October – Make a Wish

Tyndale’s Houston Family Picnic supported Make-A-Wish, a national organization dedicated to creating life-changing wishes for children with critical illnesses. Thanks to the generosity of Tyndale Houston members and their families, a total of $295 was raised in donations for Make-A-Wish.

Learn more about Make-A-Wish by clicking here.

November/December - Toys for Tots

Donation bins were placed in our Pennsylvania buildings and Houston Distribution Center to support Toys for Tots, a program run by the United States Marine Corps Reserve for 77 years! The program distributes toys and brings Christmas and holiday cheer to many of America’s disadvantaged children. Our donation drives specifically benefitted children in Bucks County, PA and Harris County, TX.

Learn more about Toys for Tots by clicking here.

2023 Supported Organizations

Ongoing Initiative - Proud to Help Logo to Support Animal Rights

Tyndale created a new charity logo, which Tyndale members can add to apparel obtained through the company’s clothing allowance program. The logo is dedicated to supporting animal rights awareness and cruelty prevention. The logo will run in production for two years. Tyndale will donate $5 to the Montgomery County SPCA or the Houston Humane Society for every logo purchased from the program.

Learn more about the Montgomery County SPCA by clicking here.
Learn more about the Houston Humane Society by clicking here.

March - The Women’s Center in Bloomsburg, PA

Each March, for the next few years, Tyndale will donate to a domestic violence shelter in a community near each of our Tyndale locations. This year, the Proud to Help Committee has chosen The Women’s Center in Bloomsburg, PA, which is close to our retail store in Williamsport, PA. Additionally, information is shared with all Tyndale members to spread awareness about domestic violence.

Learn more about The Women's Center by clicking here.

April – One Tree Planted and Houston Zoo

In recognition of Earth Day, Tyndale members were encouraged to:

PLANT – In support of One Tree Planted, Tyndale members received marigold seeds to plant in their gardens or give to others to spread environmental awareness. Marigolds are excellent flowers for bees and other pollinators.
DONATE – Members donated nearly $500, and Tyndale matched this amount to purchase birdhouses and place them on the grounds of Tyndale’s Headquarters and Distribution Centers.
TAKE BACK – Members were encouraged to drop off unused medications to collection locations as part of Take Back Day on April 2^nd.

Tyndale members also supported the Houston Zoo by participating in their Walk for the Wild 5k event to assist its wildlife-saving efforts. Tyndale contributed over $3,000 to the event, and our members donated $130 toward that amount.

Learn more about One Tree Planted by clicking here.
Learn more about the Houston Zoo by clicking here.

May – Ronald McDonald House

Tyndale members supported the Houston and Philadelphia Ronald McDonald Houses (RMDH), which serve families of children undergoing life-saving treatment with temporary lodging, transportation, meals, and social services. Tyndale members provided over 100 necessary food items to the Houston RMDH and used an Amazon wish list to donate items to the Philadelphia RMDH. Tyndale also donated $1,000 to each RMDH location. In addition, eight PA Tyndale members volunteered their time at the Philadelphia RMDH to prepare and serve dinner for 250 guests. Finally, a resourceful Tyndale member collected and donated over six pounds of soda can tabs. The aluminum is recycled and 100% of the recycling proceeds go to RMDH.

Learn more about Houston RMDH by clicking here.
Learn more about Philadelphia RMDH by clicking here.

June – Vita Education Services and BakerRipley Community Developers

Tyndale hosted a Family Movie Night fundraiser at our PA Distribution Center, raising nearly $1,400 to support Vita Education Services. Vita is the lead literacy agency in Bucks County, providing free-of-charge ESL, GED, Family Literacy, and Criminal Justice programs, empowering students to transform their lives. Tyndale donated an additional $1,000 toward this cause.

Meanwhile, 28 Tyndale members in Houston participated in a Zumba event, which raised over $500 to benefit senior citizens at BakerRipley’s East Aldine Campus. Tyndale donated $1,000 in addition to the cash donations, paint supplies, and items from an Amazon Wish List supplied by Tyndale members.

Learn more about Vita Education Services by clicking here.
Learn more about BakerRipley by clicking here.

July – Broad Street Ministry

Tyndale members supported Broad Street Ministry – a social service organization that provides meals and social services to Philadelphians living in deep poverty – by serving meals as part of the ministry’s sanctuary lunch services. In addition, members volunteered to assist the ministry’s mail service by sorting, filing, and distributing mail to the 4,300 people who use Broad Street Ministry’s mailing address as their own. Tyndale additionally supported this organization with a monetary donation.

Also in July, Tyndale rallied to support one of our own members, following a devastating fire that severely damaged their home. Led by Tyndale’s Proud to Help Committee, coworkers rallied to donate over 160 items valued at $2,000. The family was extremely grateful, especially for the emotional support their Tyndale family provided.

Learn more about the Broad Street Ministry by clicking here.

August – Elmwood Park Zoo and Houston Foodbank

In support of the Elmwood Park Zoo, 15 Tyndale members volunteered to clean up the park’s “Zoo Brew” area so parkgoers can enjoy a clean place to sit and eat lunch. In addition, Tyndale donated $1,000 in support of the Bald Eagle Adoption Program, Tyndale members raised over $100 through donations for raffle prizes, and candy donations were collected for the Zoo’s Halloween event, “Boo at the Zoo.” 40 Tyndale members also worked together over a two-week period to organize and package food for donation to the Houston Food Bank. A Tyndale donation of $1,000 boosted their efforts, supporting the Food Bank’s distribution to assist schools, multi-service centers, and those in need within the Houston community.

Learn more about Elmwood Park Zoo by clicking here.
Learn more about the Houston Food Bank by clicking here.

September – The United Service Organizations (USO)

Tyndale members, led by our Proud to Help Committee working in partnership with the USO, assembled 100 care packages to support our troops – a tangible expression of gratitude for their dedication and sacrifice. The care packages were filled with goods that may not be readily available in the field or items that may remind them of home. To further show our appreciation to the troops, Tyndale members wrote over 100 thank you notes to include in the shipment of care packages.

Learn more about USO by clicking here.

October - American Foundation for Suicide Prevention and Main St.

The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) is dedicated to saving lives and bringing hope to those affected by suicide. Tyndale members in Houston and PA participated in “Out of the Darkness Walk” events and collectively raised over $100 in addition to Tyndale’s donations! Additionally, their active involvement raised awareness, fostering a supportive environment for those closely connected to the cause.

Also in October, in honor of breast cancer awareness month, Tyndale became a sponsor with Main St., a breast cancer non-profit organization in Bucks County, PA. For six years, Main St. has been raising awareness and helping our local breast cancer, bringing relief to over 1,500 breast cancer patients receiving treatment and recovery in nearby facilities.

Learn more about the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention by clicking here.
Learn more about Main St. by clicking here.

November – Toys for Tots

Bucks County, PA and Harris County, TX children received toys generously donated by Tyndale members to Toys for Tots, a program run by the United States Marine Corps Reserve. Toys for Tots distributes toys and brings Christmas joy to many of America’s disadvantaged children. Collection bins were placed in Tyndale’s Headquarters and Distribution Centers, and members generously contributed an overwhelming number of new, unwrapped toys to bring holiday cheer to many boys and girls.

Learn more about Toys for Tots by clicking here.

All 2023 - Outreach By Our Retail Stores

Led by our Proud to Help Committee, our Tyndale retail stores each donated funds to a local charity of their choice:
• Midland — Casa De Amigos The Midland team also donated a decorated tree and wreath to an elderly community member and a family needing Christmas cheer.

Williamsport — Central PA Food Bank
Oklahoma City — Coat a Kid Campaign
Concord — Food Bank of Contra Costa

2022 Supported Organizations

February – Special Olympics PA

Tyndale sponsored a team to participate in the Lehigh Valley Polar Plunge. Four brave Tyndale members were “freezin’ for a reason” to support Special Olympics PA, which provides sports training and Olympic-style competitions for children and adults with intellectual disabilities.

Learn more about this organization by clicking here.

March – Crisis Center of West Texas

Tyndale held a “No More/No Mas” domestic violence awareness campaign and sponsored a drive to donate clothing, supplies, and funds to the Crisis Center of West Texas, an organization that provides shelter and free services to domestic and sexual abuse survivors. A framed artwork memorial was gifted to the center, dedicated to a beloved Tyndale member.

Learn more about this organization by clicking here.

April – Ukrainian Educational and Cultural Center (UECC)

Tyndale members donated items and funds to the Ukrainian Educational and Cultural Center (UECC) in Jenkintown, PA to support the Ukrainian National Women’s League of America (UNWLA). Members also rallied to support other organizations providing humanitarian relief and Tyndale donated flame resistant garments directly to the military in Ukraine.

Learn more about this organization by clicking here.

April – National Park Trust

In addition to donating funds to the National Park Trust, Tyndale distributed pollinator-friendly flower seed packets to members, planted a native tree at each of our distribution centers, and organized a clean-up event at Gardenville Fields, a park near our PA facilities.

Learn more about this organization by clicking here.

May – Freedom Service Dogs of America (FSD)

Tyndale hosted a cornhole tournament and bingo event at our PA Distribution Center; proceeds were donated to FSD. Tyndale also generously donated as a Participating Sponsor for the FSD 2022 Faces of Freedom Sporting Clays Tournament event in Midland, Texas.

Learn more about this organization by clicking here.

June – Houston Humane Society and Montgomery County SPCA

July 2021, Tyndale hosts a “Sundae Funday” (ice cream social – make a donation and enjoy a Sundae! Or, simply contribute to a food drive, where members are encouraged to donate food to help support Philabundance – a community food bank organization in close proximity to our Pipersville location.

Learn more about the Houston Humane Society by clicking here.
Learn more about the Montgomery County SPCA by clicking here.

July – Philabundance

A group of Tyndale members traveled to the Philabundance food donation sorting center in Philadelphia to deliver 291 pounds of donated food. The group also volunteered their time and energy to prepare food boxes for distribution to those who struggle with hunger.

Learn more about this organization by clicking here.

August – Houston Habitat for Humanity

Tyndale members contributed monetary donations and showed their support for a family benefitting from this organization by sharing well wishes on a framed keepsake to hang in their new home.

Learn more about this organization by clicking here.

September – Big Cat Rescue

Tyndale hosted a Saturday-night “Trivia and Brews” event to raise funds for this Florida animal sanctuary that rescues and houses exotic cats and rehabilitates injured or orphaned native wild cats. Our $1,250 donation helped sponsor a tiger named Simba, who was rescued from a circus.

Learn more about this organization by clicking here.

October – Autism Cares Foundation

Tyndale held a fundraising raffle that raised $2,030 in donations for this non-profit organization dedicated to enhancing the lives of individuals and their families dealing with autism and special needs.

Learn more about this organization by clicking here.

October – Travis Manion Foundation

Tyndale sponsored members who participated in the Travis Manion Heroes 5k Run and Walk to remember and honor the fallen and those who’ve served our nation.

Learn more about this organization by clicking here.

November/December – Toys for Tots

Donation bins were placed in our PA buildings and Houston Distribution Center to support Toys for Tots locations serving 7,500 children in Bucks County and 26,000 children in Houston.

Learn more about this organization by clicking here.

National Alliance for Mental Illness (NAMI)

Tyndale members had the option to add a mental health awareness logo to their yearly Tyndale uniform program purchases. Each time a member chose to add this logo to a garment, Tyndale donated $5 to the National Alliance for Mental Health Awareness.

Learn more about this organization by clicking here.

All 2022 - Outreach By Our Retail Stores

Led by our Proud to Help Committee, our Tyndale retail stores each donated funds to a local charity of their choice:
• Midland — Casa De Amigos
• Williamsport — Central PA Food Bank
• Oklahoma City — Coat a Kid Campaign
• Concord — Food Bank of Contra Costa

2021 Supported Organizations

April – BEAR - Resource for CPS Kids

Through the help of our members, Tyndale raised over $4200 in donated items for Bear Resources. Our donations focused on children from newborns to 5 years old under the care of Child Protective Services. Our efforts will help to provide many children with essential items they need to grow and flourish.

Learn more about this organization by clicking here.

May – Aark Wildlife Education and Rehab Center

Tyndale members contributed to the Aark Rehabilitation and Education Center by raising $2,750 through shirt orders, monetary donations, legacy tile orders, and Amazon donations. The donations help Aark achieve their mission of fostering the care and understanding of wildlife through rehabilitation, education and training.

Learn more about this organization by clicking here.

June – Baker Ripley

With 50 centers across the Houston area, our Houston-based Tyndale members help to support low-income young children and their families and pregnant women and their families by creating 60 baskets filled with summer activities and educational items such as blocks, crayons, toy cars and a variety of other supplies to engage the entire family.

Learn more about this organization by clicking here.

June – Priceton Blairstown

Tyndale members support the Princeton Blairstown Center’s Leaders-in-Training program by donating to a wish list of items which helps to support a smooth running camp. Leaders-in-training develop leadership and employment skills to better their futures.

Learn more about this organization by clicking here.

July – Houston Food Bank

July – Philabundance

August – Peace Valley Nature Center

On August 14, Tyndale members can volunteer to help with an activity to support the Peace Valley Nature Center’s mission to manage and maintain an outdoor living museum and environmental education facility for Bucks County.

August – Houston Parks Board

Houston Parks Board is committed to improving access to green space for all. By donating to the Houston Parks Board, Tyndale members are helping to ensure that the Houston Parks Board continues to create, improve, protect and advocate for local communities.

Learn more about this organization by clicking here.

October – Travis Manion Foundation

Tyndale members support the Travis Manion Foundation by participating in a 5K run, in support of the 20th anniversary of 9/11. Members will be able to register with their families for the race. The race for Houston will be held on September 11, 2021; the race in PA will be held in Doylestown, PA on October 3, 2021. Tyndale will cover the registration fees.

Learn more about this organization by clicking here.

October – Alzheimer's Foundation of America

Founded in 2002 by a caregiver, the Alzheimer’s Foundation of America provides education and support to individuals living with Alzheimer’s disease and to their families and caregivers.

Learn more about this organization by clicking here.

November – Healthcare for the Homeless

Health Care for the Homeless is a nationwide organization serving a combined 1.4 homeless patients regardless of whether or not they received special funding. November 2021, Tyndale will raise money to support this organization and the health centers closest to our headquarters in Pennsylvania and Texas.

Learn more about this organization by clicking here.

November/December – Toys for Tots

Toys for Tots has a mission to collect new and unwrapped toy contributions to give to under resourced children at the holidays. To help, Tyndale members participate by donating toys and cash/gift-card donations that are used to purchase more toys or items families are in need of.

Learn more about this organization by clicking here.

National Alliance for Mental Illness (NAMI)

The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) is the nation’s largest grassroots mental illness organization dedicated to building better lives for the millions of Americans affect by mental illness. Tyndale has chosen NAMI for our new ribbon to recognize and destigmatize mental illness. Tyndale makes a donation to NAMI for every order placed with the NAMI designed ribbon.

Learn more about this organization by clicking here.

All 2021 - Outreach By Our Retail Stores

Led by our Proud to Help Committee, Tyndale contributed $500 donations to the communities surrounding each of our retail stores:
• Midland — Casa De Amigos
• Williamsport — Central PA Food Bank
• Oklahoma City — Coat a Kid Campaign
• Concord — Food Bank of Contra Costa

2020 Supported Organizations

April – No Kid Hungry

Tyndale members logged on to the Wellbeats platform and completed a variety of classes about fitness and nutrition to support No Kid Hungry! For each class that was completed, Tyndale made a $5.00 donation towards No Kid Hungry! We were able to make a donation of $1,000 and was able to support 10,000 meals!

Learn more about this organization by clicking here.

May – No Nurse Hungry

On May 13th, Tyndale made a donation in partnership with Groveland Grill to deliver 100 bagged lunches to essential healthcare workers. Overall, our lunch donation served 5 different departments!

May – National Alliance of Mental Illness (NAMI)

Tyndale held 3 virtual events for members to participate in to benefit the National Alliance of Mental Illness. For each participant that attended these events $5.00 was donated to NAMI. A special thank you to our virtual hosts Heather Devery, Pam Costello, and Emely Castillo.

Learn more about this organization by clicking here.

June – Quakertown Food Pantry & Houston Food Bank

After learning about the high need of contributions to local food banks due to the COVID-19 Pandemic and climbing unemployment rates the Proud to Help committee chose to contribute to local food banks for the month of June. Tyndale matched member donations raising a total of $740 in Houston and $1,000 in PA!

Learn more about the Quakertown Food Pantry by clicking here.
Learn more about the Houston Food Bank clicking here.

July – Soldiers Angels

Soldiers Angels mission is to provide aid, comfort, and resources to the military, veterans, and their families. Tyndale raised a total of $295 and wrote 350 greeting cards to send to military members overseas! Special shoutout to the Midland Retail Store for sending 100 cards!

Learn more about this organization by clicking here.

August – Alex's Lemonade Stand (Tyndale's Cookbook)

Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation provides funding for research for childhood cancer. Tyndale wanted to help out this cause by creating the Tyndale Cookbook! Members submitted over 360 recipes and ordered a total of 200 books! This proceeds of the cookbook stand to raise over $2,170 for Alex's Lemonade Stand!

Learn more about this organization by clicking here.

September – SPCA & Houston Humane Society

Tyndale collected a total of 316 pounds of pet supplies for the Bucks County SPCA. Houston Raised over $700 in pet supplies for the Houston Humane Society. All donations were collected through Amazon Wishlists and contact-less drop offs.

Learn more about the SPCA by clicking here.
Learn more about the Houston Humane Society by clicking here.

October – Dash Against Domestic Violence

Tyndale members participated in a Virtual 5k in support of the Laurel House, a women's shelter for protections and support against domestic violence. 41 members and their families help to raise a total of $1,238! Tyndale matched the registration donations and a grand total of $2,723 was raised for Domestic Violence Awareness!

Learn more about this organization by clicking here.

October – Breast Cancer Awareness

On Wednesday of each week throughout October, members both onsite and remote were encouraged to wear pink to support Breast Cancer Awareness.

Learn more about this organization by clicking here.

November – Tunnels to Towers

Tyndale made a $2000 donation to Tunnels to Towers on Veterans Day in support of our new camouflage logo.

Learn more about this organization by clicking here.

November – Toys for Tots

Toys for Tots has a mission to collect new and unwrapped toy contributions to give to less fortunate children at the holidays! Tyndale members donated a total of 9 bins company wide! We not only received toys for the children in need, but we also received some cash and gift card donations that were used to purchase more toys to contribute to Toys for Tots!

Learn more about this organization by clicking here.

All 2020 - Outreach By Our Retail Stores

2019 Supported Organizations

May – Red Paw Emergency Relief Team

Red Paw Emergency Relief Team is a volunteer-driven non-profit organization that provides emergency assistance and veterinary care to animals involved in fires and other residential disasters. Together we raised $1,676.00 to support this organization’s important work.

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June – Houston Food Bank

Tyndale Houston collected $371.86 and 208 lbs. of food for the Houston Food Bank to help fight hunger in our community. $1,040 was also donated on behalf of Tyndale’s CEO Gail Whittenberger and the Whittenberger family – a $5 donation for every pound collected! In total, together we provided 4,485 meals to people in need in the greater Houston area.

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June – Bucks County Housing Group

Tyndale members were proud to support Bucks County Housing Group (BCHG) by collecting and donating non-perishable food and household supplies. BCHG’s food pantry supports local individuals and families in need. Overall, Tyndale members donated over 900 pounds of food and supplies, which Tyndale matched with a $5 donation for every pound – wow!

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July – Plumsteadville Volunteer Fire Company

Tyndale members raised $3,000 in donations for Plumsteadville Volunteer Fire Company (PVFC). Our members purchased 100+ shirts with a custom heat transfer and donated funds through a coin drop. Tyndale made a cash donation to round out the rest of the fundraiser. PVFC came to Tyndale to accept the donation in person.

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August – Ronald McDonald House

Tyndale members formed three teams (two from PA and one from Houston) to volunteer at local Ronald McDonald House Charity locations. Over the course of three separate dinner sessions, roughly 30 members served approximately 180 Ronald McDonald house guests. Tyndale also donated over $750 directly to the organization, providing support and resources to help keep families together when a child is in medical healthcare need.

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August – Ronald McDonald House (Houston)

Located in Houston, the Ronald McDonald House organization’s Holcombe House hosts the families of seriously ill children – providing a “home away from home.” Tyndale Houston members visited Holcombe House and provided a home-cooked meal for the children and families staying in the facility – working together to make oven-roasted chicken, veggies, mac and cheese, roasted potatoes, and chocolate cupcakes.

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September – Travis Manion Foundation

The Travis Manion Foundation 9/11 Heroes Run unites communities internationally with the goal of never forgetting the sacrifices of the heroes of September 11, 2001 and the wars since: veterans, first responders, civilians and military. Tyndale members, friends, and family from both our Pipersville, PA and Houston, TX teams participated in a local 5K Run/1-mile walk honoring those who have made the ultimate sacrifice. Together, our team raised over $400 in support of the foundation.

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September – Travis Manion Foundation (Houston)

Twelve members from our Houston team, along with their families, attended the Travis Manion 9/11 5K run in downtown Houston. This run honors the fallen and those who sacrificed on September 11, 2001 and the wars since. It was a great way to be active, and a reminder to ask ourselves “If not me, then who…” – the organization’s call to action to unite communities by empowering individuals to become role models.

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October – ALS Association

Members participated in a walk at Coca Cola Park / Iron Pigs Stadium to show support and raise awareness for the ALS Association. Our Proud to Help Committee also supported the organization by soliciting donations from local businesses; our members, in turn, purchased chances to win the prizes – raising a total of $3,328.00 for the ALS Association.

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December – Houston Children’s Charity

Tyndale Houston participated in Houston Children’s Charity’s 2019 “Adopt-A-Family” program – making the holidays extra special this year for five families and a total of 14 children! The holiday gifts ranged from the ever-popular “slime,” to makeup brush sets, and even a few bikes.

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December – Tabor Home

Our members again generously supported Tabor Home, which distributes holiday gifts to disadvantaged families in Philadelphia and Bucks County. This year our members contributed hundreds of gifts and $1,282 in cash donations, which were used to buy additional gifts. Eleven members volunteered to wrap the gifts and seven members transported the gifts to Tabor Home, where we were welcomed and our gifts were very much appreciated. Our members’ generosity enabled many families to have a joyful holiday.

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December – Casa De Amigos (Midland, TX)

Midland members purchased and decorated a holiday tree which was on display in Midland and was then donated to a local disadvantaged family through the Casa De Amigos organization.

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All 2019 – Outreach by our Retail Stores

Led by our Proud to Help Committee, Tyndale contributed $500 donations to the communities surrounding each of our retail stores:
• Midland - Casa De Amigos
• Williamsport - Central PA Food Bank
• Oklahoma City - Coat a Kid Campaign/ Oklahoma City Public Schools
• Concord - Hope Academy for Dyslexics

All 2019 – Tunnels 2 Towers Clothing Logo Drive

Tyndale employees have the option to add a special logo to their yearly Tyndale uniform program purchases. Each time an employee selects to add this logo, Tyndale donates $5 to Tunnels 2 Towers, which supports and provides mortgage-free homes to the families of fallen first responders and custom home adaptations for injured service members.

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2018 Supported Organizations

April - Habitat for Humanity ReStore (Horsham)

After last year's success, Tyndale again held a ‘day of service’ at the Habitat for Humanity ReStore but at their new Horsham location. Our team of employees volunteered their time to help out in building new shelving structures, stocking shelves, receiving and pricing items. Items are donated to the ReStore; the ReStore sells these items to the general public to raise money in support of Habitat for Humanity activities.

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May - USO

For Military Appreciation Month, Tyndale’s Proud to Help Committee selected the USO as the charity to support during the month of May. Our goal was to express our thanks and honor the service and sacrifice of the brave members of our U.S Armed Forces. At Tyndale, we had a collection drive to build care packages for active duty military troops stationed overseas.

We collected an abundance of various items to fill the care packages, and raised $240 to purchase the remaining items needed. Together, we filled a total of 50 care packages full of snacks, puzzles, books, playing cards, and “Thank You” letters. In July, as a “Christmas in July” gift, the USO will send these care packages to the active duty troops currently stationed overseas.

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June - New Britain Baptist Church Food Pantry

Tyndale collected food/personal products to help fill the shelves and give nourishment to families and individuals in need at the New Britain Baptist Church Food Pantry. This year we collected 43 bags of groceries and $310 in gift cards. NBFP is the only pantry in the area that gives recipients the opportunity to ‘shop’ in the store, preserving dignity and giving recipients choice.

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July - Bucks County Housing Group