Tiesta has worked with employees to assemble thousands of warmth kits, containing new warm clothing, hygiene products, food and of course, tea. They hand deliver the kits to Chicago homeless shelters on the third Thursday of January each year, during their “Spread the Warmth” campaign.
-based company that keeps its customers cozy all winter long is celebrating a milestone. For the past eight years, they’ve provided that warm, fuzzy feeling to the less fortunate as well.
Tiesta has worked with employees to assemble thousands of warmth kits, containing new warm clothing, hygiene products, food and of course, tea. They hand-deliver the kits to Chicago homeless shelters on the third Thursday of January each year, during their "Spread the Warmth" campaign. "I was at a shelter last year during COVID.
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