Domaci Unveils New “Home & Heart” Program to Support Local Nonprofit Organizations

Domaci is pleased to announce their newest community focused initiative called Home & Heart, a monthly program which aims to highlight and support local area nonprofit organizations. 

Each month, Domaci will partner with a different Lehigh Valley area nonprofit organization, giving the nonprofit the opportunity and space to highlight their services. Domaci will spotlight the featured organization throughout the month, as well as giving customers the opportunity to donate by "rounding up" their purchase to support the organization both in-store and online at domacihome.com. 

In addition, Domaci will host the month's featured organization in-store for a one-night Home & Heart give back event, offering them a free space in its recently renovated store to highlight their organization, engage, inform and educate the community about their services. During Home & Heart events, guests will enjoy Domaci's unique shopping experience paired with complimentary snacks and sips from the Domaci Market. Visitors may also enjoy free live music and entertainment next door at the new Lobby at the Lofts on select evenings. As another way to give back, Domaci will donate a percentage of sales made during the event to the featured organization. 

Domaci owners, Warren and Derrick Clark have long been a proponent of supporting the community in which they personally call home. The Clarks’ said: 

“As Bethlehem residents, we’re proud to support and raise funds for a range of causes that, as business owners, we personally believe in, that reflect the passion and dedication of our team members and, most importantly, that resonate with our loyal customers. From the day we first opened our doors in Bethlehem, our mission has been to show our guests, what we call our customers, how to love where they live, both within their four walls and within the community we all call home. We believe our new Home & Heart initiative will allow us to spotlight and support the nonprofits that do such important work here in the Lehigh Valley.”