Searching for donations of kitchen appliances, pots, or meal kits? We’ve put together a list of companies that donate cookware to nonprofit fundraising events:
Raffles and Auctions | No preferred causes
Whirlpool Corporation owns KitchenAid, Whirlpool, and other household appliance brands. They will donate a variety of products, including laundry, refrigeration, cooking, and cleaning products.
Raffles and Auctions | 501c3 | Prefers local community in Minnesota
Nordic Ware carries classically American kitchenware. While known for creating the Bundt cake tin, they sell a variety of cookware and kitchenware such as pots, pans, and Dutch ovens.
Raffles and Auctions | 42 day notice
Raddish Kids is a cooking club and meal kit subscription for kids. They donate kits to nonprofit organizations for events such as silent auctions and raffles.
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This post lists three: KitchenAid (through Whirlpool Corporation), Nordic Ware and Raddish Kids. All three donate for raffles and auctions. Each has a donation request page on TheShareWay.
KitchenAid donations run through Whirlpool Corporation, which owns KitchenAid, Whirlpool and other household appliance brands. Whirlpool will donate a variety of products, including laundry, refrigeration, cooking and cleaning products, for raffles and auctions. It lists no preferred causes.
Raddish Kids asks for 42 days' notice on donation requests. The other two companies in this list, KitchenAid and Nordic Ware, do not list a notice period here, so apply as early as your event timeline allows.
Nordic Ware requires 501c3 status and prefers local community causes in Minnesota. Nonprofits elsewhere may have better odds with KitchenAid through Whirlpool Corporation, which lists no preferred causes, or with Raddish Kids.