Donate to Support Independent Retailers
in Need.
This Giving Tuesday, let's rebuild together. Help Heart on Main Street support independent retailers devastated by natural disasters.
Your Generosity Can Make a Difference
This Giving Tuesday, Heart on Main Street is dedicated to helping three independent retailers who were devastated by the tornadoes and hurricanes that swept across the nation in 2024. These businesses, once the heart of their communities, are now facing an uphill battle to recover. Your donation will provide them with the resources they need to rebuild and continue serving their customers.
Let's come together to show our support for these resilient
retailers and help them get back on their feet.
Original Sand Dollar
Anna Maria Island, Florida
Brickwood Boutique
Temple, Texas
For 22 years, the Brickwood Boutique has been more than just a store. It was a family-owned treasure, a place where the community gathered, and a source of joy for countless shoppers. But in May 2024, a devastating tornado ripped through Temple, Texas, leaving the beloved boutique in ruins.
The news of the destruction sent shockwaves through the community. The Brickwood Boutique wasn't just a business; it was a part of their lives. The shop's unique selection of clothing, accessories, and home goods, along with its warm and welcoming atmosphere, had become a cherished part of the community's fabric.
Now, as the community watches, the owners of the boutique are determined to rebuild. They're working tirelessly to bring back the place that holds so many memories. With your help, they can turn this tragedy into a triumph and restore the heart of their community.
The Original Sand Dollar, a beloved local gift shop, was devastated by Hurricane Helene. The storm's powerful winds and surging tides caused significant damage to the shop, leaving it in ruins.
The devastation caused by the hurricane left a void in the heart of the community. The Original Sand Dollar was more than just a business; it was a cherished part of the local landscape, offering unique gifts and souvenirs that captured the spirit of the coast.
The owners of the Original Sand Dollar are determined to rebuild and continue to share their passion for coastal living with the community. With your support, they can rise from the ashes and create a new chapter in the story of this beloved shop. By donating, you're not just helping a business recover; you're helping to preserve a piece of the community's history and culture.
Asheville Tea Company
Asheville, North Carolina
The Asheville Tea Company, a historic local institution, was tragically lost to Hurricane Helene. This iconic tea shop, renowned for its wide variety of premium teas and its cozy, inviting atmosphere, was completely washed away by the storm's relentless force.
The devastation caused by the hurricane left a void in the heart of the Asheville community. The tea shop was more than just a business; it was a symbol of the city's rich history and culture.
The owners of the Asheville Tea Company are determined to rebuild and continue to share their passion for tea with the community. With your support, they can rise from the ashes and create a new chapter in the story of this beloved institution
Give a tax-deductible donation today
Your contribution brings us closer to helping these retailers re-open.
A special thank you to our match sponsors
Frequently Asked Questions
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Giving Tuesday is a global day of generosity that encourages people to give back to their communities. On this day, we are focused on raising funds to open a new art therapy center that will provide creative healing and support for those in need.
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Your donation will directly support the those independent retailers listed above and others impacted by natural disasters.
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Reaching our goal on Giving Tuesday is crucial to helping those independent retailers impacted by the recent natural disasters. If we fall short, we may not be able to assist as many retailers as planned. Your support today is vital to ensuring we can move forward without delays.
