Y'all Key Fob for Appalachia

If there’s one word that defines the South, it’s “y’all.” Y’all is plural, singular, general, specific, and inclusive. It can warm up a sentence with a little southern charm, or cool down a situation with a stern “y’all cut that out.” We’ve been thinking about “y’all”—and a “y’all” stamp we have in our collection—over the last couple of weeks. We used to help our neighbors and make “y’all” key fobs for them. Eventually, we inherited the stamp. A lot of our neighbors in Appalachia have been having a really tough time since Hurricane Helene damaged so many communities in the region. Places that I visited often as a kid are washed away, friends and families have been displaced, and small businesses are facing impossible hardships during what should be their busiest season of the year. While we can’t physically be there to help out, we can sure as hell try to raise some money to help our neighbors to the (slightly) north!

We’re donating $5 for every “y’all” key fob we sell directly to families and small businesses affected by the hurricane. Let’s do some good, y’all.