Like most other downtown businesses, Rabble-Rouser Chocolate & Craft Co. was hit pretty badly by the flood on July 11 in Montpelier, Vermont. The following GoFundMe has been created to help Rabble-Rouser recover from the flood damage. With our basement being flooded, so much of our furniture getting destroyed, and chocolate-producing machines being affected, it will take huge amounts to recover and repair the space. The funds gathered from this page will be used for repair, lost inventory purchases, and fixtures in the space. Please help a vital community space and a small worker-owned business to survive! Rabble-Rouser is run mostly by immigrant and BIPOC folks, and we need your help more than ever right now.

In light of Texas' abortion ban, we have decided to shift proceeds from our Chocolate Vulvas to organizations on the frontline of the fight for reproductive rights and abortion access. Starting October 1st, $1 per vulva sold will be donated to The Afiya Center , a Reproductive Justice Organization in North Texas founded and directed by Black Womxn . "At TAC we are transforming the lives, health, and overall well-being of Black womxn and girls by providing refuge, education, and resources; we act to ignite the communal voices of Black womxn resulting in our full achievement of reproductive freedom." The Afiya Center.

Pride Bar is a delicious tribute to social equality. It blossomed out of the belief that everyone should be able to love who they love while eating mind-blowing chocolate. A portion of proceeds goes to The Pride Center of VT.

This 70% dark chocolate bar is infused with drops of pure citrus oil pressed from fresh lemon peel and features candied ginger and pecan. It is so much less random than it sounds!

Ingredients - cocoa mass, sugar, crystallized ginger, organic salted pecans, cocoa butter, pure lemon oil, vanilla extract, sunflower lecithin.

Vermont Everyone Eats provides nutritious meals to Vermonters in need of food assistance, as well as a stabilizing source of income for Vermont restaurants, farmers, and food producers. To join and receive meals, visit the Vermont Everyone Eats website.