2020 shopping: Brands donating to coronavirus relief efforts
Shopping online and want to donate to coronavirus relief efforts? Some brands formed a coalition to help you do so — and other notable endeavors.
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6. The DTX Company
The technology brand company is providing its media budget and resources to support Mount Sinai and GetUsPPE.org’s COVID-19 relief efforts, providing protective equipment for healthcare workers.
7. Enso Rings
The silicone ring company is giving 100 percent of proceeds to the COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund for the World Health Organization.
8. Faherty
The clothing company is donating two percent of sales to NYC’s COVID-19 Response & Impact Fund. Shoppers also get 25 percent off all purchases.
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9. Greats
The popular footwear company is donating $15 from every order will go to City Harvest, a food rescue nonprofit.
10. Harrow Sports
The sports equipment company is donating two percent of proceeds to Squash Haven, an organization helping New Haven youth. Shoppers also get 20 percent of all purchases.
11. Knot Standard
The luxury menswear brand will donate 10 percent of proceeds to the creation and distribution of masks to Mount Sinai and Montefiore Medical Centers, in addition to donating to distribution partners like UPS. Customers also get 10 percent off their purchase.
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12. Kopari Beauty
The beauty company is donating $1 per transaction to Direct Relief. Shoppers will also get free shipping and a free toothpaste gift with their purchase.
13. Lander
The outdoor apparel company is donating 10 percent of proceeds to Relief Haven. Use code BETTERTOGETHER to get 10 percent off of any order.
14. M.Gemi
The Italian footwear startup is donating 10 percent to Direct Relief. Use code MAGIC10 to get 10 percent off sitewide.
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15. Moxyo
The online tech store is donating 10 percent of proceeds to Relief Haven. Use code BETTERTOGETHER to get 10 percent off any order.
16. Nomatic
The travel gear brand is giving two percent of online sales to the International Rescue Committee’s COVID-19 Crises Fund. The retailer is also offering 15 percent or more off select items.
17. OWYN
The vegan protein drink company is giving 2 percent of sales to support Food Allergy Research & Education.
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18. Purple
The mattress and bedding company is dedicating 10% of their net proceeds to building and distributing their mattresses to relieve bed shortages in care facilities nationwide.
19. Revo
The sunglasses company is donating 10 percent of sales to Meals on Wheels, which provides meals to the elderly. Shoppers will also get 20 percent off all purchases.
20. Revtown
The online denim retailer is donating two percent of sales to the Walter Reed Society, which supports the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. Customers will also get free shipping and free returns.
21. Rhone
The men’s activewear brand is donating 10 percent of its proceeds to Direct Relief, a nonprofit providing personal protective equipment and essential medical items to health workers. Additionally, if you spend more than $200, you get $100 in credits for your next purchase.
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22. Rockets of Awesome
The children’s apparel brand is giving two percent of all sales to the Good+Foundation, which aids those in poverty. Some items are additionally marked 40 percent off for shoppers, and those who buy six or more items will get an extra 25 percent off.
23. Rumpl
The travel blanket company is giving two percent of sales to 1% For The Planet, an environmental nonprofit. The company is also giving shopper a free Beer Blanket with any purchase over $49.
24. Summersalt
The womenswear store is donating $15 from every order of $125 or more to No Kid Hungry, a nonprofit providing meals for kids. The store is offering some items at 25 percent off for shoppers, and giving away a free Scrunchie with purchase.
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25. Super Coffee
The coffee retailer is donating three percent of all sales to Bowery Mission, a homeless shelter in New York City. Use code BRANDSXBETTER to get 20 percent off any order.
26. TomboyX
The size-inclusive, gender-inclusive undergarment company is donating two percent of proceeds to YouthCare, supporting homeless youth. Shoppers can get 10 to 15 percent off underwear and bras.
27. Trovata
The women’s fashion company is donating two percent of online sales to Direct Relief. Customers get 10 percent off their order.
28. Wolf & Shepherd
The shoe company is donating 2 percent of online sales to Kidango, an education organization. In addition, the Steve Nash Foundation is matching up to $10,000 of the total donations.
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Other brands donating to COVID-19 relief efforts
1. Allbirds
The sustainable footwear company donated $500,000 worth of shoes to healthcare workers responding to COVID-19. While supplies last, you can opt into the "Buy a Pair, Give a Pair" initiative. Add a pair of shoes to your cart and Allbirds will automatically add a $51 donation to provide another pair of shoes to someone on the frontlines.
2. B&H Video
The photo, video and pro-audio brand is working with their suppliers to donate gear to teams at New York City hospitals.
3. Backcountry
The high-performance outdoor gear company is donating 9,000 masks to the NYC Department of Homeless Services and frontline workers. Every $3 donation roughly translates to a mask donation. Use code 20FULLPRICE to get 20 percent off one full-priced item.
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4. Billie
The razor and personal care brand is dedicating $100,000 to food banks across the U.S. to help those affected by COVID-19.
5. Casetify
The tech accessories brand is donating 100 percent of the proceeds from their UV Phone Sanitizer to Global Giving's Coronavirus Relief Fund.
6. Chewy
The pet goods retailer partnered with GreaterGood.org to improve the health and well-being of people, pets and the planet. They have also donated more than $1.7 million in healthcare supplies, pet food and other products to animal welfare organizations that have been affected by COVID-19. On every auto-ship order, you can save an extra 5-10 percent.
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7. Clinique
The beauty and skincare company is donating 50,000 skin care products to doctors and nurses in New York City hospitals.
8. Coach
The Coach Foundation is partnering with Goldman Sachs and New York Ccity to donate a total of $2 million in funds to small businesses affected by COVID-19.
9. Cricut
The creative technology company is challenging the community to make two million face masks for family, friends and essential workers. They are donating over 150 Cricut fabric cutting machines to community members to help reach their goal. As of today, over 500,000 face masks have been made.
10. Dyson
Dyson is producing and donating 5,000 ventilators to COVID-19 patients in need.
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11. Eddie Bauer
Eddie Bauer is pivoting production to create 20,000 surgical-grade masks for the Washington State Department of Enterprise Services. The masks will be distributed to hospitals.
12. Eileen Fisher
The women's apparel brand is partnering with the Economic Development Corporation to create masks, gowns and other personal protective equipment for healthcare workers, EMS workers, local police and fire departments.
13. Everlane
The ethically-sourced apparel company is donating all proceeds from their 100% Human Collection to Feeding America, whose COVID-19 Response Fund supports food banks and people facing hunger.
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14. Fanatics
Fanatics stopped production on jerseys to dedicate their facilities to making polyester masks. They aim to produce one million masks to support hospitals in Pennsylvania and nearby states.
15. GAP
The apparel company is creating masks, gowns and scrubs at their production facilities to donate to California hospitals.
16. H&M
The non-profit H&M Foundation will donate $500,000 to the COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund to help detect and respond to the pandemic. If you spend $60 on the site, you will receive $10 to donate to charity.
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17. The Home Depot
The hardware retailer donated its entire stock of N95 masks to hospitals, first responders and other healthcare providers, as well as millions of dollars in personal protective equipment to aid workers on the frontline.
18. Homesick
This candle company is donating 10 percent of proceeds to support vulnerable communities affected by COVID-19. Right now you can save 10 percent on any order under $59 and 15 percent on orders above $59.
19. John Elliott
The functional apparel brand is donating 10 percent of all sales from their Mainline Collection to the UCLA Health Fund. Right now, you can save 25 percent on select styles from the collection.
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20. Lowe’s
Lowe’s is donating $25 million to support the needs of their customers, associates and communities, including a $10 million toward providing essential protective products to medical professionals.
21. M.A.C.
M.A.C Cosmetics is donating $10 million to over 250 local organizations that support vulnerable communities affected by COVID-19. When you purchase the Viva Glam Lipstick, 100 percent of the selling price will go to support at-risk communities.
22. New Balance
The athletic shoe and apparel company is donating $2 million in nonprofit grants to support local, regional and global communities compromised due to COVID-19.
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23. Nordstrom
Nordstrom teamed up with Kaas Tailored, a manufacturing facility focused on producing sustainable products, to sew more than 100,000 masks. The masks will be distributed to Providence Health and Services.
24. Otherland
Otherland candle company is donating 10 percent of sales to local food banks in New York in response to the coronavirus. Enter code SUNSHINE to save 10 percent on your order.
25. PopSockets
The tech accessories brand is donating 100 percent of every sale of the Open Your Heart grips to Feeding America. In addition, 100 percent of every sale of the PopSockets Dogtor will go to Doctors Without Borders to help medical workers.
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26. Rails
Rails, a refined apparel company, has secured 10,000 medical-grade and FDA-approved KN95 masks to be donated to local hospitals.
27. Reformation
The women's sustainable fashion company partnered with the City of Los Angeles to make masks for essential workers. Support the cause by donating five non-medical grade masks to essential workers through their site.
28. Rothy's
The sustainable shoe company is making a bulk donation of 100,000 non-medical masks and supporting workers on the front lines of the COVID-19 through a $20,000 donation to Direct Relief.
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29. Simplehuman
This smart home company is donating soap and touch-free soap pumps to community organizations and hospitals. So far the brand has donated more than 2,000 pumps and 2,000 liters of soap to hospitals, rescue missions, medical centers, retailers and Direct Relief.
30. Theragun
Theragun is donating a portion of sales to Feeding America. With every Theragun sold, they are also donating 100 meals to people across America with a goal of donating 250,000 meals.
31. Thrive Market
Thrive Market set up a COVID-19 relief fund to help families affected by the pandemic. They are also providing free memberships to over 1,600 families impacted by the coronavirus.
32. Under Armour
The athletic apparel brand pledged to donate $1 million to Feeding America and $1 million to Good Sports. They are also producing over 500,000 masks, thousands of gowns and 1,000 face shields to hospital workers. Now, save 25 percent sitewide with code WFH25.
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33. Uniqlo
The apparel company is making 10 million surgical masks to be delivered to frontline workers of COVID-19.
34. Wayfair
Wayfair and Kelly Clarkson are partnering to donate 25 percent of profits from Kelly Clarkson Home to support COVID-19 relief efforts. The collection includes items over 65 percent off the original price.
35. Zappos
Zappos teamed up with Crocs to spearhead the "Free Pair for Healthcare" initiative which helps healthcare workers on the frontlines of COVID 19. Zappos helps with the shipping and distribution while Crocs provides the shoes. Together, they're donating a free pair of shoes to medical professionals. The company is also providing meals to the elderly and most vulnerable, and donating to food banks.
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