Video: Remember TOMS one-for-one? Now Any Business Can Do It, with Meals
You remember TOMS: buy a pair of shoes, and a pair goes to someone who needs them. That one idea, buy something and it gives to someone in need, made people love buying from a brand that did good. But it was one company's thing. Most stores have no way to do it. What if any store could? That's the Hunger Network Merchant Program. WYDE runs it, and it lets any business turn a share of its sales into real meals for families, automatically. A store connects in about a week, picks a share of its sales to direct to the mission, and a slice of every purchase funds meals. The shopper pays nothing extra. Then the business displays a verified "Feeds Families" seal, so customers know in one glance that buying here feeds people, backed by public proof, not just a promise. The seal customers trust. The good baked into every sale. The TOMS model used to belong to TOMS. Now it belongs to everyone. Every sale can feed someone. ▶ Add it to your store: https://eat.ong/merchants ▶ Watch next: "The Feeds Families Seal" + "What Are Cause Coins?" TOMS is referenced here as the well-known example of the "one for one" give-with-purchase model, for commentary only. This video is independent and implies no affiliation with or endorsement by TOMS. The Hunger Network Merchant Program lets businesses route a share of sales to fund meals for verified hunger-relief organizations through WYDE. The shopper pays no extra cost.
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