As we sit down to give thanks this week and start to think about our holiday-shopping-to-do lists, now is the perfect time to consider gifts with meaning. Here we've rounded up a selection of stylishly charitable favorites from around the interweb (and globe!). Happy holiday shopping indeed!
Cuyana focuses on fewer, better things–sourcing high quality pieces from around the world and challenging customers to live with less. With every purchase, you have the option to donate unwanted items from your wardrobe to Cuyana's non-profit partners.
Founder, Kimberly Hartman, sources and collaborates with local artisans around the world bringing their handcrafted pieces to a wider audience. JADEtribe launched its first beach ready-to-wear collection on Shopbop this past spring and continues to expand it's global product categories and influence each season.
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The Scarf
Raven + Lily Gete Black + White Stripe Scarf, $58; ravenandlily.com
Raven + Lily employs women in developing countries with the mission to alleviate poverty. This naturally dyed and handmade scarf empowers women recovering from child birth injuries.
Designer and stylist, Tabitha Simmons, has collaborated with Toms on a whimsically British holiday collection. For every pair sold, a pair of shoes are given to a child in need.
For every pair purchased, Warby Parker provides glasses or funding to non-profit partners such as VisionSpring. VS trains low-income men and women on how to sell glasses to their communities–growing their "Buy a Pair, Give a Pair" business model.
For every pair of these handcrafted and environmentally friendly headphones sold, LSTN helps restore hearing to a person in need through the Starkey Hearing Foundation.
Jonathan Adler will contribute 10% of sales to the Global Fund to help HIV/AIDS in sub-Saharan Africa. Each canister purchased provides one week of life-saving medication.
This socially-conscious lifestyle brand employs women in developing countries with the mission to alleviate poverty. This particular necklace, part of Raven + Lily's Ethiopia Collection, empowers HIV-positive women in Ethiopia.
Giles & Brother designer Philip Crangi has partnered with Liberty United in an effort to reduce gun violence while providing jobs in the United States. Each piece of jewelry is made from illegal guns or bullets that have been removed from circulation.
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The Charm Bracelet
Dezso By Sara Beltran Margarita Shark Tooth Charm Bracelet, $115; shoplatitude.com
L-atitude offers a luxurious variety of finds from around the world–fusing fashion and travel.
Matterial Fix has partnered with Freedom Firm, a non-profit organization in India dedicated to eliminating child prostitution. 10% of each jewelry purchase goes towards the rescue, restoration, and justice of sex trafficking victims.
Cuyana focuses on fewer, better things–sourcing high quality pieces from around the world and challenging customers to live with less. With every purchase, customers have the option to donate unwanted items from their wardrobes to Cuyana's non-profit partners.
Founder, Kimberly Hartman, sources and collaborates with local artisans around the world bringing their handcrafted pieces to a wider audience.
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The Make-Up Case
Rachel Rachel Roy Piece & Co. Make-Up Case, $30; rachelroy.com
Rachel Roy partnered with Piece & Co. (a marketplace that connects brands with artisans in developing worlds) to empower women through sustainable employment.
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