Black Friday and Cyber Monday are two shopping holidays that drive a shopping frenzy across the country every year. According to the National Retail Federation, an estimated 182 million people participated in shopping online and in-store between Thanksgiving Day and Cyber Monday this year, making it the highest estimate since the NRF began collecting data in 2017. And with billions of dollars in online sales accumulated during these shopping holidays, it’s no wonder the excitement continues to grow.
After the whirlwind of Black Friday and Cyber Monday, Giving Tuesday — which falls on the day after Cyber Monday (Nov. 28 this year) — offers a charitable alternative to these larger shopping holidays. Giving Tuesday encourages individuals to give back and do good, engaging in what the official GivingTuesday website calls “radical generosity” in our everyday lives.
At Select, we’ve spent the weekend sifting through all the deals and sales. As the Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales come to a close, we’ve also discovered companies that participate in Giving Tuesday by donating a portion of their sales to charitable causes.
Brands participating in Giving Tuesday 2023We’ve compiled below a list of brands donating a portion of their sales to regional and global nonprofits and charities. These brands are highly rated and had been selected by Select staff and readers. The curated selection includes products from a variety of shopping categories, such as beauty, wellness, and more.
Bombas – One of our Select staff’s favorite brands for reliable socks, Bombas donates an item to homeless shelters and people in need through its network of over 3,500 Giving Partners for every purchase made.
Josie Maran – 100% of sales of the Josie Maran Pure Argan Oil (up to $5,000) will be donated to ShelterBox, a nonprofit that provides shelter and assistance to populations recovering and rebuilding after disaster.
Rael – For every period care purchase made on the brand’s site, Rael will donate a pair of reusable period underwear to those in need.
Travelpro – The luggage company is donating 5% of all sales on Giving Tuesday to Pilots for Kids, which distributes toys to hospitalized children, children’s shelters, orphanages and halfway houses.
Ban.do – 20% of all Ban.do sales go to The Center for Courageous Kids, a fully accessible medical camp for children living with chronic illnesses and medical diagnoses.
Grounds & Hounds Coffee Co. – 100% of the profits from Grounds & Hounds’ Rescue Roast Blend will go toward The Sato Project, a nonprofit that rescues, rehabilitates and re-homes homeless dogs in Puerto Rico.
Lush – For every purchase of the Lush Charity Pot, 100% of the price (minus taxes) is donated to small grassroots organizations dedicated to human rights, animal protection and environmental justice.
Sips By – Sips By’s Tea for a Cause initiative offers a selection of teas and curated collections, with a percentage of proceeds from those products being donated to related charitable causes.
Explore More BrandsThese are just a few of the many brands participating in Giving Tuesday 2023 by donating goods or a portion of their sales to charities. Other major retailers and Select reader-favorite brands that are currently donating goods include Instacart, Amazon, Chewy, Ulta, Old Navy, Teva, Baloo, Hanes, and Shutterfly.
These efforts all contribute to the spirit of giving and generosity that Giving Tuesday embodies, making a meaningful impact on individuals and communities in need.
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