Good Stories. Big Impact.

This spring, Double Good Days is returning to the Kohl Children’s Museum in north suburban Chicago on Sunday, June 9, 2024, bringing joy with a purpose to even more families of children with unique challenges.

From the outset, the Double Good Kids Foundation’s mission has been clear: to tilt the playing field for children with special needs, ensuring they have the same opportunities for athletic, educational, and extracurricular activities as their peers. On October 1st, Double Good Days became the embodiment of that mission, a momentous event where barriers vanished and possibilities flourished. Hundreds of children with special needs, along with their families and caregivers, came together at the Kohl Children’s Museum for a day filled with joy and purpose.

Double Good Named One of Inc. 5000’s Fastest Growing Companies Significant year-over-year growth combined with impactful social initiatives propels brand into prestigious award categories

The Double Good Kids Foundation was established in 2017 with the mission to serve children with special needs so that they can equitably participate in athletic, educational and extracurricular experiences. Founder Tim Heitmann and his wife, Natalie, created the family foundation to bring these experiences to life for the kids and provide a small respite for their families and caregivers.

We haven’t yet found a way to measure joy, but we certainly have some impressive numbers to back up the fact that 2022 was an incredibly joyful year for our customers and supporters of their fundraisers. And while these stats do speak for themselves, it is the stories behind them that really warm our hearts. Your dreams, goals and aspirations are priceless, and thanks to you we are able to continue supporting them in the new year.

“I wanted my son and me to be among kids that looked like him and moms that felt the way I do when it comes to their children’s future.” What started as a wish for her son would eventually lead to a career change that allowed Marvis Donalson to connect her professional experience and passion for community service as Head of Partnerships – Sororities, Fraternities, and Service Organizations at Double Good.

More Americans are aware of supply chains than ever before. Before the Covid-19 pandemic, you would be hard-pressed to find an everyday consumer who understood supply chains, let alone the direct impact they have on their own purchasing experience. Today, however, the phrase “supply chain disruptions” has become common in news and social media, and consumers are personally feeling the impact.