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Heartbeat’s Business Partner Program

What is the Business Partner Program?

Heartbeat’s Business Partner Program consists of businesses and leaders with a heart for wounded warriors and their families. Business partners give to our heroes before they need it as well as the moment they need it — when something unexpected happens in their lives. Our partners’ generosity comes in many forms:

  • Services or goods — monthly or quarterly
  • “On call” help when a sudden need arises
  • Grocery gift certificates
  • Other gift certificates
  • Generous discounts

Some businesses help by supporting Heartbeat’s business needs. As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, Heartbeat runs 100 percent on donations. This allows us to provide nonstop services to our wounded warriors free. Our partners donate a variety of items and services:

  • Printing
  • Advertising space and air time
  • Repair services for Heartbeat’s vehicle
  • Computer repair and IT services
  • Office equipment
  • Assisting at a holiday event

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What are the program’s benefits?

Our business partners tell us the greatest benefit is the huge satisfaction that comes from supporting their heroes. But Heartbeat believes in supporting our partners too. Here are a few business benefits you’ll receive as a member of the program:

  • Tax write-off
  • Nonstop, free advertising on our Web site
  • Occasional radio and newspaper advertising
  • Business partnership that gives you a face in the military community

Please ask your tax adviser about a tax write-off for you or your business.

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How does the Business Partner Program work?

It’s easy. First, contact Janice Buckley, Heartbeat president, to join our Business Partner Program. Ask questions, and tell us what you can donate. No forms to complete. No dues. No lengthy conversation necessary, unless you want to — we’re happy to talk with you.

When a need arises for wounded warrior, family, or Heartbeat, we’ll give you a call.

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Who are Heartbeat’s generous business partners?

Heartbeat’s business partners have saved the day for many heroes and Heartbeat. They’ve repaired warriors’ cars, donated toys to hero children, and given Heartbeat free advertising. They’ve even donated a van for the many trips from the Heartbeat office, in the City of Snohomish, to Fort Lewis, Washington.

We encourage everyone to become regular customers of our business partners.

Thank you, partners, for your generosity and for showing how much you appreciate our warriors’ sacrifices. Because of you, we can offer healing programs to our heroes.

Anytime Fitness Vancouver Mall 5115 NE 82nd Ave. Vancouver, WA 98665 (360) 450-6096 http://paxfitness.com/ Anytime Fitness donated their facility as a drop-off location for donation of goods. They’ve also donated supplies for a number of programs.

A-Plus Marine Supply, Inc. Dana Gonzalez & Eric Duntz 212 McClure Dr. Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 (800) 352-2360 http://www.aplusmarine.com/ A-Plus Marine manufactures and distributes quality diving equipment. Its owners, Dana and Eric, donated diving gear. Our heroes’ Scuba Warriors program is off to an excellent start. Thank you.

James A. Brown, EA, ATA TEAM Accounting Services 2523 Jones Ave NE Renton, WA 98056-2272 (425) 228-8632 http://www.afsb.net/teamaccounting/index.php Thank You Jim for donating your time to help wounded warriors with their tax returns.

Chocolate 2 Die 4 P.O. Box 486 North Bend, WA 98045 (877) 473-5063 http://www.chocolate2die4.com/ Chocolate 2 Die 4 provides ongoing 10 percent discounts to wounded warriors and their families.

Patty Cooper Running for 2009 Mukilteo City Council position 1 (425) 322-5434 http://www.votepattycooper.com Patty committed to donating her city councilwoman salary to Heartbeat’s programs if she wins the election. Patty is determined to serve military families and her own constituents.

Ed’s Surplus 5911 196th St. SW Lynwood, WA 98036 (425) 778-1441 http://www.edssurplus.com/ Ed’s Surplus provides donation bins for food and toys and has coordinated media events for Heartbeat.

Evergreen Republican Women’s Club Billy Brooks Sebastiani, President Everett, WA (360) 652-9613 http://evergreenrepublicanwomen.com/ Evergreen Republican Women’s Club has donated supplies and financial gifts for wounded warriors and their families.

Evergreen Self Storage 2211 112th St South Tacoma, WA 98444 (253) 582-7797 http://tacoma-selfstorage.com/parkland.html Evergreen Self Storage donates part of Heartbeat’s storage fees.

Grainger http://www.grainger.com/ Heartbeat is very grateful to Grainger Foundation for their very generous donation of $20,000 towards our Easter Joy and Emergency Assistance programs. Thank You Tom Carr and Gene Boyington!

Harbor Christian Center 4423 Point Fosdick Dr. NW STE 100-5 Gig Harbor WA 98335 (253) 853-4787 http://www.hcctoday.com/ Harbor Christian Center has been a tremendous help with our ARC kits. For the second year in a row, they made and donated 50 large ARC kits.

Joy Matsura Design Joy graciously donates her graphic design services to Heartbeat. She’s helped with flyers and brochures every time we needed it, even at the last minute. She’s always there for us. Thank you, Joy, for supporting our heroes.

Lakewood Ford 11503 Pacific Hwy SW Lakewood, WA 98499 (253) 474-0511 http://lakewoodford.net/ Lakewood Ford donated a company van to Heartbeat.

Liberty Mutual, Bothell Office 18323 Bothell Everett Highway, Suite 345 Bothel, WA 98012
Hours of Operation 9-4 M-F (425) 485-4484

 Liberty Mutual, Bellevue Office 13555 SE 36th St, Suite 360 Bellevue, WA 98006
Hours of Operation 9-4 M-F 425-373-5600 http://www.libertymutual.com/ Thank You To Liberty Mutual in Bellevue and Bothell for their wonderful and innovative campaign donation program to benefit Heartbeat Serving Wounded Warriors.

Metropolitan Grill 820 2nd Ave. Seattle, WA 98104-1502 (206) 624-3287 http://www.themetropolitangrill.com/ Metropolitan Grill donated many restaurant gift certificates to wounded warriors and their families.

Minuteman Press 3201 Rucker Ave. Suite B Everett, WA 98201 (425) 259-8181 http://www.everett.minutemanpress.com/ Minuteman Press donates printing services to Heartbeat.

Northwest Natural Horsemanship Center 31022 SE Redmond-Fall City Rd Fall City WA 98024 (425) 222-7911 http://www.nwnhc.com/ NW Natural Horsemanship Center recently donated the use of their facility and training from Hutch for our successful Equine Assisted Therapy Retreat. It is a beautiful facility located in Fall City offering boarding and training. Thank you Hutch!

Project Linus Diane Campbell Colleen Everett, WA Diane (425) 252-4524 Colleen (425) 353-7406 http://www.projectlinus.org/ Diane and Project Linus’ many volunteers make and donate the quilts for our baby shower program. They also donate their handmade Christmas stockings.

Redweek.com http://www.redweek.com/ Thank You to Redweek.com for their continued generosity this year in supporting our wounded warriors and their families.

The Rotary Club of Edmonds http://www.edmondsrotary.org/ Thank you to Edmonds Rotary for their generous donation of $2,500 to Heartbeat—Serving Wounded Warriors to help us serve wounded warrior families.

Snohomish County Republican Women Frauna Hoglund, President Everett, WA (425) 259-2735 Snohomish County Republican Women has donated supplies and financial gifts for wounded warriors and their families.

Soniq Transportation and Warehouse 21820 – 76 Ave. S. Kent, WA 98032 (253) 867-5155 http://www.GOsoniq.com/ Thank you to Soniq for generously supplying the transportation needed for our Easter Joy Program.

Brian E. Starr, CPA 707 Pine Ave., Ste. 104 Snohomish, WA 98290 (360) 568-1257 Brian Starr donates accounting services for Heartbeat.

Top Foods 1301 Ave. D Snohomish, WA 98290 (360) 568-1395 http://www.top-foods.com/ Top Foods donates food for wounded warriors and their families.

Troxel Helmets http://www.troxelhelmets.com/ Thank you for your generous donation of new helmets for the Equine Assisted Therapy program.

Walmart http://www.walmart.com/ Walmart stores throughout the Puget Sound area have donated financial gifts and program supplies for wounded warriors and their families.

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