Join Us in Giving Back this Season

Aaron Duggan • December 19, 2023

Join us in donating to a great cause, Mama’s Kitchen to double the impact of your holiday donations.

As the year draws to a close, my wife and I find ourselves reflecting on how truly fortunate we have been over the past twelve months. In particular, as we gather with loved ones and exchange gifts, our hearts are filled with gratitude for the opportunities we've had to make a positive impact in our community. One organization that holds a special place in our hearts is Mama's Kitchen. Starting four years ago, we pledged – first as a family and then as a business – to support their mission of providing nutritious meals to individuals battling critical illnesses.


Mama's Kitchen, with its unwavering commitment to compassion and care, has been a beacon of hope for those facing health challenges in our community. We look forward to our annual, end-of-the-year client-supported fundraising and awareness campaign to do our part to ensure Mama's Kitchen can continue its vital work.
How does this work? We simply ask our clients how much they would like us to donate on their behalf from their rental funds we have on hand and make sure it gets taken care of. The generosity shown by our clients is stunning: by timing our clients’ donations to coincide with matching funds opportunities, we have been able to contribute over $75,000 to Mama’s Kitchen over the past three years. The sense of fulfillment we derive from being part of this demonstration of generosity and compassion, reminds us of the true meaning of the holidays – the spirit of giving and supporting those less fortunate.


This holiday season, as we exchange gifts and savor festive meals with our loved ones, we find joy in knowing that, through our support for Mama's Kitchen, we've played a small part in making a difference in the lives of others. As we bid farewell to 2023, we look forward to continuing our partnership with Mama's Kitchen in the coming year and encourage others to join us in spreading love and kindness to those who need it most. May the spirit of giving endure, not only during the holidays but throughout the entire year, as we strive to create a community where everyone feels the warmth of compassion and the joy of support.


If you would like to donate any amount, please contact me personally and I will arrange for Tranquility to make the donation to Mama’s Kitchen. My email is aaron@tranquilitysandiego.com and my cell is 619-771-2440. No donation is too small (or too large)! 


Beth and I hope you will consider this thoughtfully and express your generosity alongside ours. The matching funds expire on December 31, so please let me know promptly if you would like to help.



Wishing you and those you love continued health and peace,


Aaron Duggan

Owner & CEO


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