Give & Goetze
Give & Goetze is Goetze's Candy Company's community engagement program, designed to give back to the community where Goetze's traditions began so long ago. Over the years, the Give & Goetze's team has worked on various local projects. In 2016, Goetze’s Candy supported various local charities through in-kind donations totaling over $40,000. For information on Give & Goetze's most recent projects, please visit Goetze's Newsroom.
Operation Welcome Home
Since December 2010, Goetze’s Candy Company has partnered with Operation Welcome Home Maryland (OWHMD), a group of volunteers who greet Service Members returning from deployments at BWI Marshall Airport in Maryland. Goetze’s Candy Company has donated over 36,400 fun packs of Caramel Creams® for the “welcome home” bags OWHMD gives to returning troops. On Wednesday, June 18, 2014, team leaders, Sue Albright and Bob Collins, presented the OWHMD challenge coin to Goetze’s Candy. Goetze's Candy is honored to partner with this wonderful organization and we are proud to offer our continued support.
Volunteers are always needed to give our troops the hero’s welcome that they deserve. For more information about Operation Welcome Home Maryland, visit OWHMD’s Facebook page.
Volunteers are always needed to give our troops the hero’s welcome that they deserve. For more information about Operation Welcome Home Maryland, visit OWHMD’s Facebook page.
Festival Of Trees
Each year, Goetze's Candy Company sponsors a tree at the Kennedy Krieger Institute’s Festival of Trees. This three-day holiday extravaganza features fairyland forests, gingerbread towns, toy train gardens, 100 gift boutiques, holiday goodies, nightly entertainment, and fun activities for kids. Proceeds from the event benefit the Kennedy Krieger Institute. For more information, visit festivaloftrees.kennedykrieger.org.
Team Give & Goetze
Team Give & Goetze is about healthy living and charitable giving. Together, Give & Goetze team members participate in various races to raise awareness and funds for local non-profit organizations. Over the years, beneficiaries have included the Barth Syndrome Foundation, Kennedy Krieger Foundation, Pathfinders for Autism, and Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Greater Chesapeake.