These brands are all giving back during the global crisis

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With the world at a standstill due to the rapid spread of COVID-19 and the shuttering economy, people are looking to companies with a platform to put their best foot forward in helping out where they can.

Whether it be donating proceeds to major non-profits, like Baby2Baby and Meals on Wheels, or sending care packages to our frontline healthcare workers, these brands are pivoting their resources to give back.

Ahead, we’ve rounded up some of our favorite companies that are committed to making a difference when the world needs it most. From fashion to skincare, what’s better than giving back while you shop?

Murad

Beginning Tuesday, March 31st through Monday, April 6th, 15 percent of all sales from Murad.com will be donated to No Kid Hungry to ensure all children affected by school closures have access to nutritious meals.

Shop: Murad Rapid Relief Acne Spot Treatment, $22

Staud

This LA-based fashion brand is donating 10 percent of their proceeds to St. Vincent Meals on Wheels for those who use the discount code THANKYOU25 (which will save you 25 percent off sitewide) until March 31st.

Shop: Staud Patent Croc Moon Bag, $325

Everlane

The San Francisco-based label is donating all of the proceeds from their 100% Human Collection to Feeding America’s COVID-19 Response Fund.

Shop: Everlane 100% Human French Terry Hoodie, $48

Skims

Kim Kardashian West’s line of solutionwear will be donating 20 percent of the profits from their Cotton Collection to Baby2Baby’s COVID-19 Emergency Response Program. Additionally, the brand announced a $1M donation to families affected by COVID-19 in order to support mothers and children in need during this time.

Shop: Skims Cotton Plunge Bralette, $36

Kendra Scott

Proceeds from Everlyne Bracelets will directly support Feeding America’s efforts to aid families affected by the COVID-19 pandemic by providing nutrition to the children that normally rely on the free National School Lunch programs. Kendra Scott will also be donating 500,000 meals to kickstart this campaign.

Shop: Kendra Scott Everlyne Bracelet Suite, $40

Jaxon Lane

This K-beauty skincare brand is giving back to our frontline healthcare workers by sending them self-care packages with every order placed within the next 48 hours (3/27/2020).

Shop: Jaxon Lane Shake And WakeEnzyme Powder Face Wash, $34

Sézane

10 percents of all proceeds from this fashion label will be donated to the emergency aid fund set up for the foundation of French hospitals.

Shop: Sézane Yaelle Blouse, $120

Cirem

The California-based skincare brand is switching gears from producing luxury serums to now solely producing hand sanitizer for hospital staff.

Shop: Cirem HCR 3-IN-1 Sheet Mask, $20

Rails

The Southern California brand will be donating 10K medical grade and FDA approved KN95 masks to hospitals across Los Angeles, San Francisco, New York, New Orleans, Atlanta, Detroit and more. Additionally, Rails will halt garment production to shift their focus to creating 100 percent cotton masks for personal use and protection. RAILS will also be donating a percentage of all purchases to No Kid Hungry.

Shop: Rails Melange Grey Star Joggers, $128

Rhone

The performance lifestyle brand is donating 10 percent of online profits through May 1st, to Direct Relief – a humanitarian aid organization working to improve the health and lives of people affected by poverty and emergencies.

Shop: Rhone Men’s 1/4 Courtside Pullover, $88

Casetify

This Gen-Z tech accessories brand is donating all proceeds from their UV sanitizer to GlobalGiving’s Coronavirus Relief Fund.

Shop: Tech UV Sanitizer, $120

Peace Out

The buzzy skincare brand initially donated 10 percent of all sales to benefit the hospitals in Milan, the hometown of Peace Out founder Enrico Frezza. Currently, they’re offering 20 percent off sitewide, with the code LOVE20 and donating 10 percent of sales to those most impacted locally. Peace Out is also coordinating direct donations to health workers on the front line.

Shop: Peace Out Puffy Eyes, $25

Dame

For the next 25 days, a portion of all Dame’s proceeds will be donated to Baby2Baby, which is on the ground providing essentials to children and families heavily affected by the COVID-19 crisis.

Shop: Dame Sustainable Luxe Sweatsuit, $195

Under Armour

The activewear brand pledged a $1 million donation to Feeding America and $1 million to Good Sports to ensure youth sport leagues have the necessary equipment, footwear and apparel.

Shop: Under Armour HeatGear Armour Hi-Rise Leggings, $45.00

Moderne Monocle

In addition to offering 20 percent off sitewide with free shipping, this female-founded accessories brand will also be donating 10 percent of every sale to Feeding America’s COVID-19 Response Fund.

Shop: Moderne Monocle Gold Lariat Pendant Necklace, $88

Lucky Brand

Lucky Brand is donating denim yardage as well as $5K to the Suay Sew Shop and those funds will go to producing 5,000 masks for those in need. These masks will go to those in essential roles at pharmacies, grocery stores and delivery services. Additionally Lucky Brand has placed an order for 2,300 N95 masks from a facility in China, once received the masks will be distributed to local partners and hospitals.

Shop: Lucky Brand Utility Shirt, $34.99 (Orig. $89.50)

Summersalt

Summersalt will be discounting over 100 items, and for every order of $150 or more they will be donating $10 to No Kid Hungry. This organization works to ensure all kids get access to healthy food, which is especially important in these times.

Shop: Summersalt Coziest Cashmere Jogger, $115

Studs

Studs is offering 20 percent off sitewide with 20 percent of proceeds going to Food Bank For New York City to support their efforts in providing meals to those in need during the COVID-19 crisis.

Shop: Pavé Star Huggie, $24