GLADLY GIVEN
Be the place people get it from.
Sponsors put their name on the label. Distributors are where the product actually reaches people — your storefront, your event, your register. No cost to join, and it's a different role from sponsoring.
Two different ways to be part of a drop
Businesses often do both — but they're not the same commitment.
Your logo is on the product
You help fund a run of free product and your business appears on the label. You don't need to hand anything out yourself.
Your location hands it out
Product moves through your storefront, counter, or event — putting real foot traffic and a genuinely free item in front of the people who already come to you.
What we ask of a distribution partner
A spot to stage product
A counter, cooler, or table near your entrance or checkout — wherever makes sense for your location.
Handing it to people
Your staff (or ours, for event-based drops) gives the product to customers or attendees as they pass through.
Letting us know what moved
A quick estimate of how much product went out, so we can plan the next run and report back to sponsors.
Why businesses say yes
Foot traffic
A free-product moment gives people a reason to stop at your location instead of walking past it.
Goodwill by association
You're the place that gave something away for free — that reputation sticks with your business, not just the sponsor's logo.
No cost to distribute
Distribution partners don't pay for product — that's what sponsors fund. You're contributing space and hands, not a budget.
Become a distribution partner
Tell us about your location and typical foot traffic, and we'll follow up as soon as our first local event is locked in.