Support the LGBTQ+ Community All Pride Month Long by Shopping from These Brands
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While last year's Pride Month was celebrated virtually, we can finally come together again IRL this June. This month, we celebrate the strides our LGBTQ+ community has made for a more inclusive world while also continuing to fight against the bigotry that still plagues our society.
This year, we're going beyond rainbows and glitter to show our support, and we're asking you to do the same. The following brands have committed this month to give back to the LGBTQ+ community via donations, collaborations with queer-centered organizations, and more. Check them out and show your support of them, too.
GRIGRI BEADS
For 2021, this French accessory and phone-chain brand has created a limited-edition #LOVEWINS capsule collection, including a hand-beaded phone strap ($40) and T-Shirt ($57) with 20% net proceeds going to ItGetsBetter.org, an organization focused on supporting and normalizing sexuality.
abacaxi
abacaxi, a fashion line created by South Asian queer designer Sheena Sood, launched their “Fight the System” limited-edition capsule collection on June 1. You can grab a T-shirt, a fanny pack, a scrunchie, and a mask and feel good about your purchase: 10% of proceeds from this capsule will go to OutRight Action International, an NYC-based organization fighting for the human rights of LGBTQ+ people around the world.
I’MMANY London
The London-based jewelry line is donating 15% of proceeds from the Flower Power collection to Mermaids, a U.K.-based organization that supports transgender, nonbinary, and gender-diverse children, young people, and their families.
1-800 Flowers
This June, America's beloved flower delivery service is partnering with GLAAD to create a beautifully psychedelic Pride Bouquet, along with a whole collection of Pride-themed goodies (think chocolate-covered strawberries, cookies, even popcorn!). But it's not just pretty: 20% of net proceeds from the Pride Bouquet will be donated to GLAAD as well.
Alder New York
LGBTQ+-owned Alder New York, aka the coolest indie beauty brand on the block, is doing more than just slapping rainbows on their products. They're donating 10% of sales from their limited-edition Cooling Mineral Hydro Mist to the Ali Forney Center, an organization that works to protect LGBTQ+ youths from the harms of homelessness and to empower them with the tools needed to live independently.
Brooks Brothers
If you're looking to support the LGBTQ+ community and get a great Father's Day present, then head over to Brooks Brothers. They created a Pride Collection of pocket squares, T-shirts, and ties with 100% of the purchase price of each item from the collection being donated to GLSEN.
Dear Anabelle
In need of some new thank-you note cards? Dear Anabelle has a few for you to choose from, but their limited-edition Love Notecards were just made for Pride season. And it's a purchase you can feel good about: In honor of Pride Month, they're donating a portion of proceeds from their Love Notecards to The Trevor Project.
Glow Recipe
Talk about putting your money where your mouth is: This year, 100% of gross profits on Glow Recipe's website, up to $25,000 from June 11th through June 13, will be donated to fund a Glow Recipe product donation to the Marsha P. Johnson Institute. This is part of the brand’s recently announced 1 Million Dollar Pledge, which promises that the brand will pledge to donate $1,000,000 in monetary and product donations by the end of 2022 through their Glow for Good social impact program. This program focuses on giving to causes such as diversity, inclusion, & equity, the environment, and female empowerment.
Harry's
Shaving brand Harry's is getting the Pride treatment by creating a limited-edition Pride Store that's filled with Pride-themed merch (including a whole shaving kit for only $25!). 100% of profits from their Pride Store will be donated to The Trevor Project.
Herbivore Botanicals
This cult-favorite skincare brand is donating $1 of each product in their Prism line to The Trevor Project, with a minimum donation of $75,000. On top of their skincare picks, they have a bunch of cute Pride-themed merch to shop, too.
JanSport
Everyone's favorite backpack company is doing good for the LGBTQ+ community through their Pride initiatives. They're donating $1 for every product sold during the month of June to The Trevor Project.
Lord Jones
This year, CBD-infused gummy and skincare company Lord Jones has released a sweet surprise: a limited-edition Pride Bundle that includes CBD gumdrops (which includes flavors like pineapple, mango, and honeyberry) and a Pride sweatshirt. They are donating 50% of profits from each bundle to West Hollywood-based LA Pride.
Ralph Lauren
Iconic fashion label Ralph Lauren will be celebrating Pride Month this year by launching its very own Pride Collection that's filled with polo shirts, merch, and even fragrances to choose from. On top of that, they will donate 100% of the purchase price of each Pride Polo shirt and 25% of the purchase price of other items within the collection to the Stonewall Community Foundation.
Reebok
Reebok is repping the LGBTQ+ community with a new line of fashionable Pride-themed shoes and apparel. They're also donating $75,000 to The Sylvia Rivera Law Project, an organization working to guarantee that all people are free to self-determine their gender identity and expression.
Pepper
Pepper, an intimates line for small-chested bosoms, is celebrating all month long by hosting an entire homepage takeover celebrating trans women from the Pepper community. But that's not the only thing they're doing: Pepper is donating 1% of all June sales (up to $10K) to For the Gworls— a Black, trans-led collective that works to help Black transgender people pay for rent, gender-affirming surgeries, travel assistance, and more.
Owlet
This June, babycare brand Owlet is showing support for all families by donating 25% of all Forever Rainbow fabric sock sales to Family Equality, an organization dedicated to advancing equality for LGBTQ+ families.
We Are Fluide
Celebrate Pride Month with the LGBTQ+-founded and -owned colorful indie cosmetics brand, We Are Fluide. This month, the brand is partnering with FOR OUR SIBS, a Black trans-led mutual aid collective, and is donating 10% of sales from their Otherworldly Pride Collection to the organization.
CASETiFY
CASETiFY wants you to deck out your phone with their customizable Pride Case. Not only is it super sleek and minimalistic, but 100% of proceeds from the special edition case will be donated to directly support The Ali Forney Center.
maxbone
Fashion-forward pet company maxbone has teamed up with eclectic fashion designer Christian Cowan to create an adorable, funky jumper that you'll definitely want to get your dog. On top of being the perfect outfit for your dog for any Pride outings, a portion of each purchase of the jumper will be donated to The Ali Forney Center.
SolaWave
LGBTQ+- and Black-owned beauty brand SolaWave is showing off their Pride with their new limited-edition sunset colorway of their viral Advanced Skincare Wand. For each purchase of the product, SolaWave will be donating $15 of each sale to the “SolaWaves Celebrates” fund, which consists of LGBTQ+-supporting nonprofits Lavender Rights Project, Black & Pink, and The Transgender District. Their ultimate fundraising goal of the campaign is $50,000, resulting in a donation of over $15,000 to each organization.
Maison Kitsuné
For the month of June, this luxury fashion house has partnered with The Trevor Project. They will be donating 15% of net sales of their Pride collection directly to the organization, with a minimum donation of $25,000.
Marco Marco
Luxury intimates brand Marco Marco wants you to get in the Pride spirit — they've launched an underwear collaboration with renowned sex toy brand, LELO. Together, the brands created a line of bold and unconventional body-inclusive underwear to honor and celebrate the LGBTQ+ community, and 15% of the sales from this collaboration will be donated to the Marsha P. Johnson Institute.
Therabody
Therabody (formerly known as Theragun) is also joining in on all the Pride fun. This year, Therabody release a limited-edition Theragun mini and Pride Skin, a decorative cover to protect the mini device. They're donating 100% of the mini Pride Skin's purchase price to GLSEN, up to $25,000.
Vera Bradley
For the second year in a row, fashion and accessories label Vera Bradley will be teaming up with LGBTQ+-oriented organization Free Mom Hugs. For this June, they have created a limited-edition Love Stripe collection and they will be donating $20,000 to the organization.
The Art of Shaving
For this Pride Month, The Art of Shaving is continuing their support of Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS. On top of donating $75,000 to the organization, the shaving brand will also donate 25% of the sales of every GilletteLabs Heated Razor sold in June, up to $25,000.
BECCA Cosmetics
This fan-favorite beauty brand is showing its allyship with the LGBTQ+ community by donating $50,000 to The Trevor Project, but that's not their only Pride plan. The beauty brand also released a special edition of their highly praised Shimmering Skin Perfector Pressed Highlighter in a new shade called “Hi, Angel,” which is a new rainbow take on their Opal hue.
SUAY Sew Shop
If you haven't heard of SUAY, you should really check them out. The gay-owned, gay-operated, and gay-supported home-and-apparel brand designs and creates all of their products from a combination of post-consumer waste and deadstock fabric, helping to make all of our lifestyles a little more sustainable and Earth-friendly.
Here's another reason to shop from them: SUAY Sew Shop is donating 10% of all pillow sales to support the Seeding Sovereignty Ancestral Acres Farm & Garden in Albuquerque, New Mexico. SSAAFM works to address the lack of food access in the local area and fosters reconnection to the land for those most impacted by the pandemic this past year. It's a community farm and garden, as well as a safe, intentional place of healing centered around the wellness of LGBTQIA+ people that are either Indigenous or Black.
Hally
Hally is one of the coolest hair-coloring brands on the market, and now they just got even cooler with their Pride initiatives. The brand decided to bring back their beloved purple shade, Avalanche, and every sale of it will give back 10% of its proceeds to Trans Lifeline.
Kiehl's Since 1851
This popular skincare brand is teaming up with The Trevor Project yet again for Pride! Kiehl's is donating $120,000 to the LGBTQ+ nonprofit, plus part of the donation will be made through the sale of a limited-edition PRIDE Ultra Facial Cream. Kiehl's will donate $2 of each sale of the cream to The Trevor Project.
Peace Out Skincare
We love a good pimple patch, but do you know what we love more? Advocacy for the LGBTQ+ community, and that's exactly what Peace Out Skincare is doing. For the entire month of June, 10% of all their sales will be donated to The Trevor Project.
Vistaprint
As part of Vistaprint's year-round partnership with StartOut, the largest nonprofit organization for LGBTQIA+ entrepreneurs, the printing company is donating $100,ooo to support their initiatives, including sponsoring scholarships for their entrepreneur mentorship program and providing design resources and expertise. To further the impact of the partnership, Vistaprint will donate 20% of all their Pride merchandise proceeds through the month of June to StartOut.
Happy Socks
Your sock drawer is begging for a restock, so why not grab a few Pride-themed pairs from Happy Socks? To step up their collection, 10% of all year-round profits from the Pride collection will be donated to InterPride. Additionally, instead of launching their usual large-scale campaign, they donated their entire campaign budget to InterPride, too.
KORA Organics
Miranda Kerr's skincare line is all about showing yourself some love, and now it's sharing that message with the LGBTQ+ community. For every purchase on KORA Organics' website, consumers will be prompted with the option to donate $1, $5 or $10 to the following organizations when they check out: Sage, Marsha P. Johnson Institute, and/or Gay for Good.
IKEA
In case you needed another reason to shop at IKEA, here's one: They have their own Pride collection to check out, which features their popular STORSTOMMA bag and their ENEBY speaker covers. They're donating 30% of proceeds from the special edition Pride collection to GLSEN.
Bliss
This year, Bliss is showing their support for the LGBTQ+ community by bringing back the Pride edition of its best-selling Makeup Melt Wipes, which will be available exclusively at Ulta. They are donating 100% of net proceeds (up to $40,000) to The Trevor Project.
SodaStream
Enjoy a glass of fresh, bubbly soda while putting your dollar toward a good cause by grabbing SodaStream’s Rainbow Story Sparkling Water Maker. It features a sleek black design and shoppers are encouraged to write their own Pride stories on their new machines with an array of markers included with each purchase. SodaStream is also partnering with ILGA World, a global LGBTQ+ organization, donating 10% of proceeds from the Rainbow Story model to the organization.
Baked by Melissa
Here's a sweet treat for you: Baked by Melissa’s Pride Collection is here! It features colorful bite-sized cupcakes and is available for nationwide shipping. Plus, 10% of net proceeds from the Pride Cupcakes will be donated to The Center in NYC.
L’Oréal Paris
L’Oréal Paris is giving you options: For each purchase of either their Colorista 1-Day Color Sprays, sold at Ulta, or their Telescopic Mascara, sold at Target, they will donate 10% of the retail price to The Ali Forney Center.
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Nails.INC
Need some new nail polish? Then grab the latest collection from Nails.INC, Relationship Status: Proud. This collection features four loud and proud shades to choose from, and the proceeds from this new nail polish squad will be donated to The Stonewall Community Foundation.
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