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This July, Splash Seafood proudly contributed $1,000 to Pollinate Ritual, a healing collective based in Windsor Heights, Iowa. Our team was honored to support this local organization that provides mentorship, empowerment, and safe spaces for young women in our community.


Pollinate Ritual is led by Suzanne Pulcher, Shannissy Catron, and Kathryn Dickel. Their program, the Maidens Retreat, serves girls ages 11 to 18, offering guidance, community, and connection. The retreat is just one part of their work—through ongoing events and mentorship, they create year-round opportunities for girls to build confidence, improve communication, learn about health and personal safety, and feel truly seen and supported.


The $1,000 donation from Splash Seafood will go toward 2 girls attending the retreat, as well as helping fund future retreats and experiences that directly impact the lives of young women in the Des Moines area. Pollinate Ritual's mission to foster personal growth, strength, and sisterhood is one we deeply admire and are proud to support.


At Splash, we believe giving back to the community is an essential part of who we are. Supporting youth-focused programs like this one helps ensure a stronger, more connected future for everyone.


To learn more about Pollinate Ritual and their work, visit pollinateritual.com.


Pictured: Splash owner Bruce Gerleman presenting a $1,000 donation to Suzanne Pulcher, Shannissy Catron, and Kathryn Dickel of Pollinate Ritual.

DiRONA Award of Excellence

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2008-2025

Wine Spectator Award of Excellence

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2001-2025

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