We Are Excited to Work Together

Honeycomb Campus is our model campus initiative: a long-term ecosystem built around one mission—helping increase access to education.

This campaign invites brands to add a giving option into checkout, apps, loyalty flows, or post-purchase moments so everyday purchases can help the long-term sustainability of daily operations for the communities we are serving.

Madagascar may feel far away to many customers. The reason to care is still immediate and clear: children need safe classrooms, teachers need space to teach, and families need dependable places for learning to happen.

How to Participate

Round-up at checkout

Invite customers to round up to the nearest dollar and direct the difference to Honeycomb Campus.

One-click add-on

Add a simple donation option in cart or checkout, such as 1 dollar, 3 dollars, or 5 dollars toward classrooms and solar.

Percentage of sales

Dedicate a portion of revenue from a collection, product drop, or campaign period to the remaining campus need.

In-app or loyalty prompt

Use app banners, rewards prompts, or post-purchase moments to invite customers to contribute.

Reduce hesitation and give your teams a clean operational path:

  1. Choose a format: round-up, add-on, percentage of sales, or in-app prompt.

  2. Have the e-commerce, product, or growth team implement the experience.

  3. Email tania@thinkinghuts.org with the plan, mini-goal, and updates.

FAQ

What are we funding?

Solar power installation, the creation of tuition and school meals patronages.

What should our brand raise?

Each brand is encouraged to set a mini-goal of at least 1,250 dollars, with room for larger campaigns where it makes sense.

What platform does this work on?

Checkout flows, Shopify plug-ins, custom e-commerce experiences, app prompts, loyalty moments, or post-purchase confirmations.

Who should we contact?

Tania is the point person for implementation questions, launch updates, and campaign support.

Join Our Growing Network of Partners

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Ready to Get Started?

Every partner brings different strengths. We're open to collaborations that align with our mission and create measurable impact for the communities we serve.

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Partner Spotlight

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Fender Play Foundation: Amplifying Education Through Music

The Fender Play Foundation believes in the transformative power of music—and we believe in the transformative power of education. Together, we're creating spaces where children can learn, grow, and discover their voice.

Their generous donation enabled us to complete a matching gift campaign, bringing us one step closer to opening doors for thousands of students.

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“We’re dedicated to making instruments and quality music education accessible—because every student deserves the chance to thrive through sound. The partnership with Thinking Huts gives us a chance to bring our mission to the global stage. Giving every kid, whether you’re in a 3-D printed school or a hand-built one, a chance to make some noise!”
— Cliff Kim, President of the Fender Foundation