Do Good Candles is a Sarnia-Lambton maker of hand-poured soy and beeswax candles, car fresheners and small-batch self-care items, with an emphasis on clean, long-burning scents. The business sells online, through local retail partners and occasional markets or pop-up events, and offers hands-on candle workshops. Do Good Candles donates a portion of sales to local charities and highlights community-focused collaborations and fundraising projects.
Last updated on Feb 6th, 2026
Do Good Candles and hosts Laura and Denise are holding a small Christmas candle workshop at Great Lakes Refill Co. Tickets are available through the Great Lakes Refill Website reachable from their Instagram page, and only 12 seats are offered. If holiday candle making interests you, check the venue's Instagram to find the ticket link and reserve your spot.
Do Good Candles is stepping back from regular markets because the owner is conserving stamina and prioritizing family commitments in November, including attending university open days with Byron and celebrating Becks turning double digits. Retailers will remain fully stocked and occasional pop up visits at retailer locations may happen when time and energy allow.
Do Good Candles posted an autumn engagement prompt on 2026-10-20 asking followers what their favorite scent to burn is. It is a cozy invitation to share seasonal fragrance ideas and discover new candle recommendations from other scent fans.
Do Good Candles will cut back on market appearances this season due to health and family commitments, but local retailers will be fully stocked and pop up events at those shops may happen when possible. The update notes November family commitments including university open days for Byron and Becks turning double digits, which explain the reduced market schedule.
Do Good Candles teamed up with Liz from bevelandbarrel for an afternoon workshop that combined hands on candle making in her showroom with a charcuterie demonstration in her kitchen on 2026-10-14. Participants learned practical tips for assembling attractive boards and enjoyed a standout dip that attendees loved.
Do Good Candles posted a playful company pet update on 2026-10-11 introducing their cat as the candle stock manager and joking about his pretty privilege. The short, friendly caption is set up to drive engagement and invites easy follow ups like photos or polls to boost interaction.
Do Good Candles posted a candid note on 2026-10-10 about how ordinary household conversations can be used to make aesthetic reels, reminding followers that social media is not all it seems. The short post uses the hashtag #steaknuggets and keeps a playful, conversational tone.
Do Good Candles posted a heartfelt thank you after their Workshop collaboration with LoveBuzzCoffee at Lovebuzz, celebrating community, creativity, and outstanding food and drink. The organizer singles out Con Pepe for the food, Archie's Superette with Seema for wine pairings, and Alexander Abdel for event photography, and thanks assistant Byron for keeping the evening on schedule.
Do Good Candles is highlighting Apple & Oak, an elevated apple scent that leans toward cologne and the parfumerie family, featured in their Autumn/Winter collection. The brand says this aesthetic scent avoids candy and bakery notes, and invites shoppers to check the updated site for seasonal goodies.
Do Good Candles updated its car freshener kits so each now includes two vials of fragrance oils instead of one, a change made in response to customer requests. If you purchased a kit before and have run out of oil, DM Do Good Candles to receive an extra vial at no cost.
Do Good Candles is preparing for a LoveBuzzCoffee workshop using clear neon pink acrylic casino chips from Lynde Creek Acrylic as drinks coupons for guests. The supplier is praised for many choices and quick delivery, and more prep videos will be shared soon showing the finished setup.
Sarnia BookFest takes place at DeGroot's Nurseries on 19th September with free entry, 25 curated vendors, story time, and face painting, all in support of Bluewater Health Foundation. Do Good Candles will attend with a Fall Winter market line and notes this is their only market in September.
Do Good Candles is hosting the first LoveBuzzCoffee candle workshop in Sarnia, an intimate evening of candle pouring, wine, and food by Con Pepe. The post notes only seven spots remain, so this is a great time to reserve if you want a hands on, social crafting night.
Join Do Good Candles and Lovebuzz for a two hours fall candle workshop on September 5, 2026 at 333 Wellington Street in Sarnia, complete with wine and snacks curated by Con Pepe and Archie's Superette. Tickets are available now on the Do Good Candles website, and the session is designed for individuals or small groups looking for a social, hands on craft experience.
Do Good Candles is announcing a limited capacity inaugural event in collaboration with @lovebuzz, Con Pepe, and Archie's Superette. Subscribe with your email via the host's site or comment "DIBS" on the post to receive a DM and be notified when tickets are released.
Do Good Candles has started pouring a Pistachio Crème candle due to strong retailer demand, and a few jars were added to @waterbughealth's order for in store sampling. Stop by the retailer to smell the limited jars and tell the maker what you think.
A short, warm summer update reflecting on savoring creative time and the fact that the author expects about two more summers with Byron before he goes to university. The post also includes a clear endorsement of Leslie at @hockeymommareads and a favorite product, the PurlClean knit care wash in mango apple.
Do Good Candles will be at the Petrolia market near Home Hardware to support the Petrolia Community Refrigerator, the post notes on 2026-06-06. The booth is a local chance to learn about and support a community food resource, with a personal thank you to Nicole for the introduction.
Do Good Candles will be vending at Petrolia Eats, Beats & Boutiques on Saturday, 2026-06-06, with $6 from each jar candle sale donated to the Petrolia Community Refrigerator. Expect music, pizzas, a range of local vendors, and a Blackstone giveaway mentioned by a local account.
Do Good Candles, with five years of candle making experience, emphasizes health and safety as its guiding principle and promises not to sell anything the maker would not burn themselves. That personal commitment suggests careful material choices and tested burn practices you can trust.
Do Good Candles posted a warm weekly update on 2026-05-24 thanking new and returning customers after a week of custom candle activity. The short message highlights appreciation and the maker driven nature of the business, signaling ongoing custom work and a community focus.
Do Good Candles posted a playful update about making a bouquet of asparagus shaped beeswax candles for a birthday party on 2026-05-16. The announcement highlights the product as a charming handmade idea that can serve as favors or decorative accents, summed up by the line "harvesting asparagus has never been so much fun."
Do Good Candles is showcasing small tin candles that make tidy wedding favours or add on gifts when you pick up a bouquet at @savethedate_sarnia. The post highlights smelling the candles at pickup and calls them out as a timely choice for Mother’s Day and other special occasions.
Do Good Candles announced a collaboration candle made for a cozy, secluded Airbnb property at Millers Lakes, noting the place has a private deck with direct water access. The creator suggests checking the property on Airbnb and is thinking about booking a stay in September or October.
Do Good Candles and collaborator @calgarykristina created fundraising candles in Palo Santo and Satsuma scents to benefit the Pacers Lacrosse team. The two scents chosen are Palo Santo and Satsuma, and supporters should watch team and community channels for sale and pickup details.
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