all orders require a $50 minimum for delivery.
delivery: orders placed by 9am will be delivered the same day. orders placed after 9am will be delivered the next day. (we deliver monday-friday. Orders placed after 9am on friday will be delivered monday.
pick up: orders placed by 9am will be ready for pick up the same day (if pick up hours are available that day). orders placed after 9am will be ready for pick up the next day (if pick up hours are available that day).
if you purchase 6 individual bottles or more, enter casediscount at checkout as the promo code to receive your 10% discount.
Meza Date Night Fundraiser Package for The Big Bus
Meza Date Night Fundraiser Package for The Big Bus
Purchase our customer favorite “Date Night Package” here and $25 from each purchase will be donated directly to The Big Bus in Westerville!
Learn more about The Big Bus here and what the funds will be used for!
The Big Bus needs a home base! Thanks to generous donations from our supporters, we have a large collection of books, school supplies, and other materials, and we need a dedicated space to organize everything. By renting a storage space, we will be able to house our growing library and pre-K curriculum, as well as our summer programming and parent education materials. Having a storage unit will also let us take stock of everything we have and use our materials more effectively. Simply put, The Big Bus is getting bigger and needs a little room to keep on rolling!
Our Story
The Big Bus was born in 2022 when our founder, Tracy Davidson, ran a re-election campaign for school board in Westerville, OH. Spending time out in the Westerville community, Tracy spoke with New American families at Abbey Lane apartments. Many of these families had arrived in the United States within the last three to five years, some from refugee camps.
Many of the Abbey Lane parents expressed hope that their children could receive academic support. For immigrant students who are also trying to learn English, navigating public education and succeeding in school involves serious challenges and complexities. Things we often take for granted—knowing the language that school subjects are taught in, for example—aren't always a given for these students.
One of the mothers, in broken English, asked if there was a way that she and other mothers in their community could receive help with their English language and reading skills. That way, they could help their children succeed in school while also helping each other integrate into their new community. She repeated the idea in Somali, and all of the mothers around her nodded their heads in agreement.
The idea for The Big Bus began to take shape that day, with dreams of bringing multigenerational impact and educational equity to under-resourced areas. The first literal Big Bus—our school bus beautifully redesigned into a mobile classroom—quickly became road ready, with its first stop set to Abbey Lane. The Big Bus team, meanwhile, made a commitment to continue deeply listening to community needs, with the understanding that supporting individuals and groups in need benefits our entire community ecosystem.