Bazzle Baby: The designer baby accessory and lifestyle brand has partnered with No Kid Hungry to donate 30% of proceeds from every purchase directly to the organization, along with an option for direct donation without purchase.
Billie: The fab body brand is donating $100,000 to food banks across the country helping those affected by the virus.
Chi: Known for haircare, the company created these FDA approved hand sanitizers with 77% v/v Ethyl Alcohol (Antimicrobial) to kill 99.99% of germs, and donated $1 million worth of their hand sanitizer to the cities of Houston & Tomball, TX.
Cleo & Coco: The natural deodorant company purchased 1,000 masks from their suppliers in China to donate to local hospitals and community members in need, and are in the process of purchasing thousands more.
Corkcicle: Support small businesses affected by COVID-19 by sharing the name of your local Corkcicle retailer at checkout. In turn, the brand will send the store a check for the sale.
Country Archer Jerky Co.: The L.A.-based meat snack and jerky company donated their advertising dollars to the Red Cross. They’ve also donated product to the Los Angeles Unified School District’s “grab and go” sites for the nearly 80% of children that rely on school for meals, and increased all paid time off for production workers, increased their hourly wage, and key leadership members (including CEO and founder, Eugene Kang) are stepping up to work on the production line to show their support.
Crocs: The popular shoe brand just launched “A Free Pair for Healthcare,” offering healthcare workers across the country the opportunity to get a free pair of shoes of select styles while supplies last, with free shipping. They’ll also be donating up to an additional 100,000 pairs of shoes to be distributed across a number of select healthcare facilities and organizations.
DoorDash: The company created #OpenForDelivery, an initiative aimed to let consumers know that restaurants are open, that delivery is safe, and that restaurants need patronage more than ever to weather COVID-19.
Everlane: All the proceeds from sales of the 100% Human collection will be donated to the Feeding America’s COVID-19 Response Fund.
Farmacy Beauty: For 30 days as of March 17, this fab beauty brand is donating 10,000 meals a day to Feeding America, and encouraging donations to the organization’s COVID-19 Rescue Fund. They plan to match contributions.
Free People: Help the boho fashion retailer donate $25,000 to Philabundance, a Feeding America partner based out of the brand’s hometown of Philadelphia, by shopping select items at 25% off.
Fulton & Roark: In the “Hook Up a Hero” initiative, the company’s founders have asked their Instagram followers to nominate someone who is putting themselves in harm’s way, in big or small ways to help others. That includes ER surgeons and nurses, hourly workers at grocery stores, restaurant delivery workers, and more. Each day, a winner will be chosen to receive a $150 gift card to the site.
Grande Cosmetics: Get 15% off your order, and the brand will donate 15% of earnings to Feeding America to help the food insecure.
Good American: Until Tuesday (3/31), the inclusive clothing brand will be offering a 30% sitewide sale using the code SALE30, with a portion of proceeds going to Baby2Baby,
an organization dedicated to providing children living in poverty with the necessities every child deserves.
Gymshark: The fitness company has created a fund for personal trainers to ply their trade and be compensated for it! They’re employing trainers to host classes through the brand’s Facebook Live channel, and paying them an hourly rate to do so.
Hat Attack: Shop for sun hats and other fun goods, and get 20% spring styles with a portion of proceeds going to Feeding America.
Heartloom: 20% of the proceeds from every order are going to Feeding America March 16-22.
Hellen: The founder of these delicious bath brews has set up a Go Fund Me called Save a Life to Save Lives, in partnership with DonatePPE.org and Masks 4 Medicine.
Hello Products: The makers of fab toothpaste (and more) donated 2000 tubes of toothpaste across hospitals in the US this week for healthcare workers who need them.
Hermoza: Nominate your personal hero during The Modern Day Heroes Campaign, and the swimsuit brand will choose three each week to select an item from their store.
Highborn: In response to the crisis, Lauren (the company founder) introduced the Stay Connected sale, offering 20% off sitewide, with 10% of all sales being donated to NYC food banks to help at-risk communities.
Hiki: The new body care brand is donating two free products to hospital and medical facility workers, along with anyone who needs a little personal care, who tag the brand on Instagram with @arfabrands and use the hashtag #TodayImFeeling.
Hu Kitchen: Purchase a box of Hu’s amazingly delicious crackers, and they’ll match with donations of an equal number of boxes to two local New York food banks dedicated to helping the food insecure!
I and love and you: The premium and holistic pet food brand has donated 11,000+ meals and 300 bags of treats to the Colorado Pet Pantry, and is donating locally to limit transportation during the pandemic.
Keds: Well-known for their fab footwear, the company is supporting the women on the ground including nurses, doctors, caretakers, grocery store clerks, and more with a giveaway. People can nominate women in their life who are on the front line, and in exchange, will be given a code to purchase a pair of shoes of their choosing to gift that person they nominated.
Keen Footwear: The brand will donate $10,000,000 pairs of shoes to workers on the frontlines of the crisis, and their families at home. Just fill out a form on their website to tell them who could use the support.
Kendra Scott: 50% of all proceeds from the “Shop for Good” Everlyne Bracelets are being donated to Feeding America’s COVID-19 Response Fund.
Lapcos: Anyone who buys something from this K-Beauty brand for a little self-care will get a Self Care package valued at $20, including sheet masks and cleansing foam.