After the shopping spree of Black Friday and Cyber ​​Monday, businesses often participate in Giving Tuesday as a way to support charities and other worthy causes. To give you an idea of ​​what this year’s event entails, we’ve compiled a list of 10 companies who donate a portion of their sales to a cause they care about today.

1. Aurélie

Indonesian designer Tessa Aurelia Jennifer launched her clothing and jewelry brand Auralie with the mantra of ‘mindful consumption’ at the forefront. During Giving Tuesday, Auralie holds a 20% sale on their entire website, with the proceeds going to For the Good. The goal of this non-profit organization is to help children in Kenya access education.

Find it: Auralia

2. Boy’s smells

Founded in 2015 by couple Matthew Herman and David Kien, Boy Smells has created innovative candles and fragrances like Cinderose and Thé Fantôme that blend masculine and feminine. On I Give Tuesday, 10 percent of every sale will support The Trevor Project, the world’s largest organization for suicide prevention and crisis intervention for LGBTQ + youth.

Find it: The boy feels

3. Brown suction

The Brown Aspiration stationery began in 2018 to “celebrate the beauty of diversity in the world we live in,” according to the brand’s website. From newspapers and pens to clips and pins, Brown Aspiration has your stationery needs covered, and a portion of every sale is now donated to two causes, the Entreherneur Foundation Grant for Black Women-Owned Businesses and Trees for the future.

Find it: Brown suction

4. Soft

While we know that Chewy is the perfect place to give our pet a new collar or outfit, the brand is also keen to help pets in need. For Giving Tuesday, Chewy will match every wishlist donation, up to $ 2 million, until 9 a.m. EST on December 1. All you have to do is choose a shelter or rescue, add items from their wishlist to your donation basket, and when you check out, Chewy will match your contribution.

Find it: soft

5. Ecuadorian coffees

Co-founders and couple Helen Russell and Brooke McDonnell started Equator Coffees in 1995 to help improve lives through dark beer. During Giving Tuesday, the brand helps animals in need by donating to Audubon Alaska. With every purchase of B’cause Blend coffee, $ 1 will be donated to bird conservation efforts in Alaska. Plus, Equator Coffees will match your return, so your impact is doubled.

Find it: Ecuadorian cafes

6. Hedley and Bennett

Ellen Marie Bennett, a half-Mexican, half-English chef from Los Angeles, was fed up with shoddy aprons she wore in restaurant kitchens. So she decided to solve the problem by starting her own business, Hedley & Bennett. For Giving Tuesday, the clothing brand is donating 10 percent of proceeds to World Central Kitchen, a charity founded by Spanish chef José Andrés that helps areas in crisis with emergency food supplies. Additionally, during this time, the Bentivoglio Family Fund will match every donation to World Central Kitchen, up to $ 1 million.

Find it: Hedley & Bennett

7. Kirrin’s Finch

When it comes to clothing, many stores still base their products on gender. Couple and co-founders Laura Moffat and Kelly Sanders Moffat created gender-defying clothing brand Kirrin Finch to challenge that norm. On November 30, 100% of sales will be donated to the Ali Forney Center, which aims to protect LGBTQ + youth from homelessness and provide them with resources to live independently. You can also use the code GIVEBACK to receive 10% off your purchase.

Find it: Kirrin finch

8. Our place

Our Place’s Always Pan has become one of the most coveted cookware items of recent years. As an immigrant from Pakistan, founder Shiza Shahid finds cuisine connects her to her roots and shapes the mission of Our Place. “Home cooking is where culture, identity, love and belonging live,” she said. Coveteur. As part of this connection, Our Place donates $ 1, the equivalent of 10 meals, to Feeding America after each purchase during Giving Tuesday. In addition, the Darden Foundation and a generous donor will double all donations to Feeding America by matching up to 7 million meals to fight hunger in the United States.

Find it: Our place

9. Selk’bag

Selk’bag is a portable sleeping bag that keeps people warm and comfortable without sacrificing mobility. The company is committed to sustainable development by becoming a member of 1% for the planet and by switching to the use of post-consumer recycled materials by 2022. For Giving Tuesday, Selk’bag donates 5% of its sales to the Latino Outdoors Foundation, which helps Latin American communities access safe and inclusive outdoor spaces.

Find it: Selk’bag

10. Round 28

Tower 28 founder Amy Liu has had sensitive skin all of her adult life, which has limited her access to beauty and skin care products. As a result, she created Tower 28 to make sure the right ingredients were used in products for people like her with sensitive skin. This donation Tuesday, 20% of proceeds from Tower 28 will go to Heal the Bay, an ocean conservation organization for Santa Monica Bay that protects coasts, works on clean water policy, restores waterways and educate people.

Find it: Round 28