Shop & Support
You can support the Hydrocephalus Association’s mission to find a cure and improve the lives of those living with the condition.
Support the Hydrocephalus Association’s mission to find a cure and improve the lives of those impacted by the condition by shopping with these companies that donate a portion of their product sales to our organization or by purchasing merchandise from the HA Store.
Shop for a cause!
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Image Outfitters
Image Outfitters is a promotional products supplier who uses business as a way to generate funds for charities across the nation, both big and small. It's simple, place your next promotional products order with Image Outfitters, and they will use their 'iShare Charitable Donations Program' to donate up to 10% of the sale to the Hydrocephalus Association!
ShopRaise
ShopRaise is an easy way to make philanthropy part of your online purchases. From groceries and apparel to technology and travel – a percentage of almost everything you buy goes to support our HA. The best thing is the program is free, you do not pay any more for the items you buy, and you get access to all the best coupons and deals.
Locust Cider is a family-owned and operated hard cider company based in Gig Harbor, Washington specializing in one-of-a-kind bold flavors and innovative beverages made with real premium ingredients. In addition to our cidery and taproom in Gig Harbor, we have a community of taprooms in Washington, Colorado, and Texas. Our cans can be found throughout Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Colorado, Montana, California, Florida, Texas, and Alaska. We also ship to almost every state!
“In 2015, the same year Locust Cider opened, our founder's daughter was born with hydrocephalus. We have since made it our mission to use our business as a vessel to support research and drive awareness. A portion of proceeds for all cans and bottles as well as our cider club are donated to the Hydrocephalus Association on both a local and national level.”