Order a Seattle Solidarity Box to help Black-owned food businesses

Doing its part for racial justice and equality, Savor Seattle has released a second Seattle Solidarity Box, a box featuring goods from Black-owned Seattle area food businesses.

If you’d like to help out a number of local companies all at once, purchase a curated selection of gifts from 12 different shops with the $149.99 box.

$5 from each box sold will be donated to the Black Lives Matter Fund — previous solidarity box sales generated $10,620 in donations to the BLM Fund and over $110,000 to small businesses around Seattle.

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The boxes are available for delivery on July 29 and 30 and contain an array of sweets, spreads, and more.

 

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The solidarity boxes contain the following:

• Two-time James Beard award winner Edourado Jordan’s ancient grains pancake mix and pimento cheese from JuneBaby
• Fresh potato gnocchi and Pomodoro sauce from La Spiga
• Two Tuscan chicken pot pies from Pot Pie Factory
• Five-piece artisan chocolate set from Hot Chocolat
• Two double chocolate salted caramel sandwich cookies from KJ’s Cakery Bakery
• A bag of whole bean locally-roasted coffee from Boon Boona Coffee
• Hot honey sauce from Herban Farm
• Garden veggie gourmet popcorn from Atomic Corn
• Strawberry fields and marley ginger kombucha from Glory Bucha
• Miss Marjorie’s steel drum plantains from Marjorie Restaurant
• Doolie’s African salsa from Doolie’s Salsa
• Hallelu-jah! sauce from JuneBug’s

Those interested in purchasing the Seattle Solidarity Boxes can do so online while supplies last.