Friend of the Mill

Published on November 27, 2016

For many of you, the Mill was a part of your holidays. Shopping the general store and enjoying the aroma of holiday spices, sampling the gingerbread cookies.

Sending gift boxes to friends, relatives and loved ones throughout the country. Three-generations bonding in the kitchen baking Butte Creek Mill Cookies.

It is our goal to make sure this is the last holiday season that families won’t be sharing the love of Butte Creek Mill products.

Friends of The Mill: Giving Tuesday, an initiative that seeks to bring together individuals, companies, families and charities and rethink what it means to participate in this annual giving season.

We’re introducing “Friends of the Mill” this #GivingTuesday. For a $100 donation, you will receive a special honorary Friends of the Mill certificate that are individually numbered and signed. Friends of the Mill will have special insider access as well as free tours of the Mill and special on-line promo codes for the grand opening celebration.

Here is how and where you can become a friend of the Mill

When you’re at checkout making your donation use the address that you would like the certificate sent to. There is also an “additional information” tab if you would like to make a donation in a loved one or family members name for the holidays and we will send them a certificate.

We encourage you to share this in your social media feed by hitting the “Facebook” icon or sharing this link and send out an email to your friends. Together we will “Build History!”

The Butte Creek Mill Foundation is a 501C3 Tax ID# 81-1471087

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