Philanthropy Is The Core of What We Do
With a mission to “nourish your pet while giving back to the community,” Brutus Broth has built our foundation on philanthropy. We formed the Kids Committee to teach tomorrow’s leaders about entrepreneurship and philanthropy.
Patience & Tenacity
The Kids Committee learns all about the ups & downs of operating a small business and the need to problem solve and pivot at a moment’s notice. They also learn about philanthropy and that it is an ongoing endeavor and not just a one-time act.
Research Skills
You need to make sure you properly research and vet those organizations that you support so that you ensure your donations go towards what the charity says it will.
Time & Financial Management
You need to prioritize and manage your funds. You cannot give more than you have!
Negotiation Skills
Make a case as to why you choose to give to one charity and not another. Why is the charity that you are voting for better than another member’s charity?
Meet our growing kids committee
As busy moms who launched a business while balancing home life, we saw a need to teach our kids that starting a business is not that easy. You can have a great idea but sometimes there is a lot of problem solving that needs to take place for that idea to come to life. We have a monthly newsletter that teaches kids how we have been able to overcome obstacles and teaches them some valuable life lessons (cheaper is not always better!). We also want to create an open (but controlled!) forum for ideas. The best example of this was the packaging that some members helped design for two new product launches.
Want to Become a Member?
Kid Committee members also are involved in spreading the word about Brutus Broth – hosting Yappy Hours so their friends’ dogs can try Brutus Broth, posting on social media, wearing our swag and so forth.
Age
5-16 years old
Location
Anywhere! We have members from all over including Hong Kong, Hawaii, California and New York.
Requirements
The only requirement that we have is that you love animals and want to help. You do not need to own a pet.
Time Commitments
You can put as much or as little time into the committee as you can. Some kids organize volunteer days at a local shelter while others get really involved in designing promotion materials, packaging, etc.
Safety
Your parents will need to sign a waiver for you to participate. We do not publish any last names of kids to protect their identity.
