🎃 Treats for Troops: Share the Sweetness with Our Heroes! 🍬🇺🇸
This Halloween, let’s spread the joy beyond our neighborhoods! Tinte Cellars is proud to host our Treats for Troops candy collection event, supporting active military members and veterans. If you have leftover, unopened Halloween candy, here’s your chance to brighten someone’s day – and show your appreciation for those who serve our country.
🗓 Drop-off Dates: October 30 – November 3, 2024
📍 Drop-off Locations:
Woodinville – Winery Tasting Room: 19495 144th Ave NE, Suite A-100, Woodinville, WA
Seattle – Georgetown Tasting Room: 5951 Airport Way S, Seattle, WA
🍭 How It Works:
Collect your unopened Halloween candy – any sweet treat is welcome!
Drop it off at any Tinte Cellars location between October 30 and November 3.
We’ll package and send the candy to military members and veterans through the “Treats for Troops” program.
❤️ Why It Matters
A small gesture can make a big impact. Your donation of candy is a sweet reminder to our service members that they are appreciated and never forgotten. Let’s bring smiles to those who give so much for us!
🕒 Drop-off Hours:
Woodinville Winery Tasting Room: 12 PM – 5 PM
Seattle Georgetown Tasting Room: 2 PM – 8 PM
Join us in spreading the sweetness and making this Halloween season a little brighter for our troops!
Follow us on social media for event reminders and updates! Together, let’s make this Halloween memorable for our troops. 🎃✈️
Tinte Cellars is proud to support Northwest Harvest through monthly cash donations and annual food drives. As Washington’s leading hunger relief agency, Northwest Harvest supports over 300 food banks, meal programs, and high-need schools statewide. Northwest Harvest provides two million meals each month to those in need.
Join Tinte Cellars and support Northwest Harvest during our annual Back-to-School Food Drive! Tinte Cellars tasting rooms will be accepting nonperishable food items and/or cash donations through October 1.
We are organizing an early Earth Day work party on April 12th from 10 am – 12 pm at Wallace Swamp Creek Park and we need your help! We will be working on various projects such as clipping Himalayan blackberry canes, digging blackberry root balls, or digging other non-native invasive plants. No matter your skill level or experience, there’s a task for everyone. This is a great opportunity to meet our team and work together towards a common goal.
What to bring? A water bottle may be your favorite work gloves. Come dressed in clothes and footwear for the weather, including possible wet and muddy conditions. Layers are good! It has been incredibly muddy lately, so the right footgear is REALLY helpful. We recommend either rain/work boots or hiking shoes/boots that you don’t mind getting dirty.
Interested in joining? Contact Karen at community@tintecellars.com
