The Little Grape That Could is a nonprofit Toronto wine company founded in July 2012 by a group of volunteers. The nonprofit wine brand donates 100% of its profits to the charity of the customer's choice. Currently offering two Argentinian wines (a Torrontés and a Cabernet Sauvignon), the Little Grape That Could is available in Ontario at LCBO locations.
Each bottle of The Little Grape That Could has a code printed on the back that the costumer is encouraged to enter online on the charity page of the company's website in order to select an organization for their donation.
Contact Information
The Little Grape That Could website
The Little Grape That Could on Facebook
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What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Nonprofit Wine Brands
- Opportunity for wine companies to embrace a nonprofit model, donating a percentage of their profits to charity.
- Donation-based Rewards
- Potential for businesses to incorporate donation-based rewards programs, allowing customers to choose which charities receive their donations.
- QR Code Philanthropy
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- Wine
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