At Lil Woody's, we're more than burgers.
We’re a Seattle gathering place where everyone’s welcome, the burgers are made with good quality ingredients, and our community always comes first.
Since opening in Capitol Hill in 2011, we’ve tried to show up for our neighbors in ways that matter. Through Burger4Burger and donations of gift cards, food, and funds, we support local nonprofits, fundraisers, auctions, and the people doing good work in our community.
We also love being part of Seattle’s creative scene. We collaborate with local artists, musicians, makers, and businesses, while sourcing fresh ingredients and finding ways to keep our footprint a little lighter.
Good burgers. Good people. Come hang.
BURGER 4 BURGER
22,733 Burgers
Since we started Burger 4 Burger in 2020, we’ve given our customers a simple way to give back.
Once or twice a month, we pick a weekly special or a specific day and make it a Burger 4 Burger day. For every burger sold, we donate a burger to a local organization or community that could use a little extra love.
You get a burger. Someone else gets a burger. Everybody wins.
NON PROFITS WE SUPPORT
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Pongo
Seattle Parks & Recreation
The Feels
The Residency
API Chaya
Refuge Day Camp
New Traditions
Big Day of Play
Unity in the Community Back to School Fair
Paradice Ave Souf
Julio Rodriguez No Limits Foundation
Nurturing Roots
OSL Serves
Treehouse
Puget Sound Sage
Wasat
Each One Reach One
NW Immigrants Rights Project
Homies Helping Homies
U District Food Bank
Seattle Men's Chorus and Seattle Women's Chorus
YES! Foundation of White Center
Arbor Heights Elementary
Olympic View Elementary
Loyal Heights Elementary
Work Opportunities
West Woodland Elementary
Gonzaga Law Public Interest Project
Amistad School
Broadway Bound Children's Theater
Whittier Elementary
Ballard HS PTSA
Fare Start
Plymouth Housing
Lavender Rights Project
Seattle's LGBTQ+ Center
Good Foot Collective
Sound Behavioral Health
Greenwood (ELDC Broadview)
Junior League of Seattle
White Center Community Development Association
Backpack Brigade
Friends of Roxhill Elementary
Denny International Middle School
Wallingford Porchfest
SNAP beneficiaries
Compass Housing Alliance
Skate Like A Girl
Friends of the Children
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Skate Like A Girl
DADS
KIND
Community Passageways
Casa Latina
YWCA
Sound Generations
Seattle Childrens Hospital
Filipino Community of Seattle
Palestine March
ArtsCorp
Boys & Girls Club
Seattle Central College x Ex Thread Collective
Adams Elementary
McDonald Elementary
Lowell Elementary
YouthCare
Seattle Parks & Rec
API Chaya
New Traditions
CD Panthers
Palestine Will Live Forever Festival
Kandelia
Delridge Farmer's Market
Mary's Place
Dunlap Elementary
RISE
Spruce Street School
Loyal Heights Elementary
Ballard High School
KIDS Co.
Sacajawea Elementary School
West Woodland Elementary School
Arbor Heights Elementary
TOPS K-8
Seattle Men's Chorus and Seattle Women's Chorus
Boyer Children's Clinic
Historic Wallingford
Food Bank at St. Mary’s
Rain City Rock Camp
Chief Sealth High School
KapKa Cooperative Elementary
Palestine Will Live Forever Fest
Seattle LGBTQ+ Center
Hamilton International Middle School
Friends of Roxhill Elementary
Shorewood Elementary PTA
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WA-Bloc
FareStart
Transawareness Project
Mary's Place
Boys & Girls Club King County
Creative Justice
Skate Like A Girl Seattle
Restore & Repair Outreach
Angeline's Women's Day Center
YouthCare
Habitat for Humanity
UTOPIA
KHAAG (Khmer Advocacy and Advancement Group)
Gifts of Hope
Emergency Feeding Program
Low Income Housing Institute - Tiny House Villages
D.A.D.S. (Divine Alternatives for Dads Services)
Na'ah Illahee Fund
TeenFeed
The Feels
KIND (Kids In Need of Defense)
Enby Party / NW Film Forum
New Traditions
The Connect PNW
Lambert House
Homies Helping Homies Seattle
Wa Na Wari
YWCA
Seattle Men’s Chorus & Seattle Women’s Chorus
Spruce Street School
Queen Anne Elementary School
Whittier Elementary
Sacajawea Elementary School
Rainier Valley Cooperative Preschool
Boyer Children's Clinic
Invest in Youth
Holy Family Bilingual Catholic School
HRVST House
YES! Foundation
Filipino American National Historical Society
March of Dimes