Our Mission
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Storms named this brand. At least 10% of Tomato Warning’s net profits go directly to disaster relief — named partners, specific dollars, reported quarterly.
How a three-year-old’s mispronunciation became our name →
Disaster Relief
When severe weather hits a community, the fastest help comes from regional organizations already on the ground — the teams coordinating shelter, delivering supplies, and getting families back on their feet. That is where our money goes.
Our commitment: At least 10% of net profits go to regional disaster relief organizations. We name our partners. We report exact dollar amounts. We publish quarterly impact updates. You will always know where the money went and what it did.
We are a new brand, building toward that commitment. We will publish our first impact report when we reach profitability — not before, because we will not claim credit we have not earned. When there are numbers to share, you will see them. Publicly. With specifics.
What Comes Next
This commitment is structural — written into the business from day one, not added after the fact. We do not have a long list of partner organizations or years of impact data yet. We have a foundation built for accountability, and we intend to prove it as we grow.
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