It's just about springtime, and everyone's homes and wardrobes feel like they're in need of a reset.
It can be hard to commit to that, however. As we carefully navigate a tough financial time around the world, a lot of people are being more careful about their spending. While there's definitely some fiscally conservative decision making going on, people are willing to put their money where it matters.
Time and time again, we've seen how times of struggle inspire some to give more and appreciate what they have more. For many, that means stopping brands that give back to organizations close to their hearts. If you're looking to pick up something new, consider some of these brands that are making a difference while growing their businesses in the communities that need it most.
Aly Raisman X Sylvia P Keep Calm Leotard
Your favorite little gymnast will love having a special design that brings that Olympian magic! This Sylvia P pick is part of a collaboration with two-time Olympic gymnast Aly Raisman. A percentage of proceeds from one leotard from each collection will benefit Aly's nonprofit pick, Darkness to Light. The organization is guided by the vision of a world free from child sexual abuse, where children can grow up happy, healthy, and safe.
"The younger generation has really inspired me to continue to push for change within the sport to help foster a safer and more supportive environment that prioritizes fun for gymnasts of all abilities and backgrounds," Aly said of the partnership, which includes four different leotard designs.
"Sylvia P shares this same mission and together, we hope to create a sense of community and belonging, no matter your skill level."
Roma Boots Abel Black Kids Rain Boots
$49.99
from
Roma Boots
Roma's cutting-edge, comfortable, durable rain boots come in all kinds of fun colors and can make a major difference. For every pair of boots sold, a new pair is donated to a child in need. Roma is currently working toward its next mission, to donate 100,000 boots to Ukrainian refugees in 2022 as part of its humanitarian initiative.
Apiceuticals Skin Care Supercharge Bee
$51.2
from
Apiceuticals
Apiceuticals celebrates honey-based skin care developed in Greece that protects the bees and their habitats. Apiceuticals harvests only 60% of beehives' products, leaving at least 40% of the honey on the honeycombs while implementing a course of "balanced" actions to ensure sustainability for our earth and our pollinators as well as ourselves and the generations to come. This set includes Ultra Hydrastic Honey Balm and Arcadia Pine organic honey to help nourish your skin on the inside and out.
Memeeno Baby Belly Band
Memeeno belly bands help parents looking for a natural solution to reducing baby's gas and fussiness without herbs or heating elements. The company gives a percentage of all sales to the GiveLight Foundation, an organization dedicated to building loving homes and schools for orphaned children. Memeeno also partners with the nonprofit organization Miracle Babies, which provides financial and emotional support to families with critically ill NICU babies.
Wixology Cocktail Inspired Bourbon Soy Candles
If you're looking for a candle that captures all the greatness of classic Manhattan whiskey cocktail, look no further than Wixology's Cocktail Inspired Bourbon Soy Candles. A portion of all Wixology Candle Company's profits is donated to FoodChain, bringing a vision for a sustainable future. FoodChain has developed a unique problem-solving approach to bringing fresh, healthy food to areas whose residents have limited options.
Red & Olive Sassy Cassy (Cat) + Beanie Set
$88
from
Red & Olive Co.
Red & Olive Co. blends art and fashion to bring a line of adorable stuffed animals with matching fashion pieces for kids to wear. The company donates 10% of all sales to organizations and programs benefitting seriously ill kids all across the US, including Starlight, Furnishing Hope, Be the Bridge, MusiCares, IJM, No Kid Hungry, The Birthday Party Project, and the National Women's History Museum.
Tiny Roots Ender Ruffle Lounge Set
$42
from
Tiny Roots
Tiny Roots has an awesome collection of creative prints for kiddos and adults designed by in-house artists using watercolor patterns. The soft, stretchy bamboo fabric is sustainable and feels like a dream no matter how old you are. Tiny Roots has partnered together with A21, an organization bringing an end to trafficking here in the USA and around the world. With every purchase you make, 10% is given to A21 programs in order to fund proven solutions.
Chariteas Purple Rain
Chariteas plants trees to sustain the environment and livelihood of the area they are harvested from. This tea benefits the reforestation of the Philippines. In addition, Chariteas sources all teas from Rainforest Alliance Certified farms, ensuring tea farms are protected.
Pitaya Foods Natural Aloe Vera Bite-Sized Pieces
$4.49
from
Whole Foods/Amazon
Pitaya Foods is looking to bring a new level of healthiness to freezer and pantry staples. Aloe vera is a unique and underutilized powerhouse that keeps your skin glowing and hydrated from the inside out with water, antioxidants, and vitamin C. The Aloe Vera Bite-Sized Pieces are non-GMO Project Verified and made of 100% fruit. Pitaya Foods works directly with its farmers and has helped over 800 small family farms get their organic certifications. To date, the brand has worked to create over 250 jobs for single mothers to help support their families and careers.
Ten Little Cozy Socks 3-Pack
$39
from
Ten Little
Ten Little offers comfy, fun footwear made for the littlest feet. The Everyday Original Sneakers are APMA-approved and made with vegan leather, 100% cotton, and natural rubber soles. Ten Little also runs the Give A Little free nationwide directory for families to easily find organizations near their home to donate their kids' unused and gently used items.
*Psst: if you choose to purchase an item from this post, LittleThings may receive a small cut. Each item and price is up to date at the time of publication; however, an item may be sold out or the price may be different at a later date.
