Tito’s Love, Tito’s program prioritizes pragmatic, community-focused support across disaster relief, animal welfare, veteran & service-industry relief, local economic recovery, and arts/music. The company gives largely through in-kind product donations and event sponsorships, occasional cash sponsorships and strategic (often invite-only) grants, and time-limited program partnerships that target small businesses, musicians, veterans, and community nonprofits. Large matching commitments or one-off strategic gifts (up to $1M) coexist with frequent smaller in-kind donations and tour or event grants. Grants and donations are primarily U.S.-focused with extra attention to Texas and neighboring states but have supported select global health and research partners via matching arrangements.
Primarily rolling, in-kind product donations and event sponsorships (request via online portal with ~30 days lead); periodic time-limited grant programs and partnerships administered with intermediaries; invite-only strategic grants and large matching commitments (examples up to $1,000,000); typical awards range from single-case product donations and $10k–$50k sponsorships to occasional six- or seven-figure gifts.
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Submit product-donation or sponsorship requests through Tito’s online donation portal at least 30 days ahead; expect in-kind donations and small event sponsorships to be the primary avenue for most nonprofits. For larger cash or research grants, cultivate partnerships or invitations (they use intermediaries and invite-only processes) and monitor time-limited programs (e.g., small business or music grant cycles) for application windows.
Current and upcoming funding from Tito's Handmade Vodka that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Animal-focused nonprofit organizations; specific eligibility requirements are not provided on the sourced pages.
Deadline: Donation requests must be submitted at least 30 days in advance for consideration.
Who can apply: Organization must be a 501(c)(3); requests should be submitted at least 30 days prior to event/use.
Deadline: Rolling (minimum ~30 days lead time requested)
Who can apply: Must be a 501(c)(3) organization. Requests should be submitted at least 30 days in advance for consideration.
Deadline: At least 30 days in advance; no fixed deadline stated.
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