20 Beauty and Fashion Products to Shop and Support LGBTQ Organizations

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20 Beauty and Fashion Products to Shop and Support LGBTQ Organizations

Pride month may be looking a little different this year, but you can still get in on the fun and support the LGBTQ community! Fashion and beauty brands are launching some colorful collections that give back to nonprofits like The Trevor Project and the Stonewall Community Foundation. [ami-related id="1700476" url="https://www.usmagazine.com/stylish/pictures/best-hair-makeup-skincare-beauty-product-launches-of-2020/" title="Best of Beauty: These Are the Top Hair, Makeup and Skincare Products of 2020 … So Far" target="_blank" showsubt="false" thumb="false" imgsrc="https://www.usmagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Best-New-Products-of-2020-Promo.jpg"] After all, you don’t have to totally skip celebrating this year just because there won’t be a parade due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Sure you might not get to show off your rainbow-hued clothing at the bar, but that’s what Instagram is for! Some of our favorite goodies include a fanny pack from Puma’s Cara Delevingne's collaboration, which donates to Foundation, which supports LGBTQ+ charities like GLAAD, The Trevor Project and Mind Out. There’s also PopSockets’ Love Is Power PopGrip, which is perfect to quickly and easily dress up any outfit with a bit of Pride representation. With your purchase, 50 percent of the sales during June go straight to The Trevor Project. But possible one of our favorites is Levi’s Use Your Voice Trucker Jacket. The edgy denim jacket not only spreads a positive message through its design but the brand is also donating a net of its proceeds to OutRight Action International, which is a LGBTQ human rights non-governmental organization that focuses on human rights violations and abuses against lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex people. [jwplayer QsJ1yRy2-l3ahXupL] But it’s not just fashion brands getting involved. Morphe dropped a "Free to Be" collection that includes a seriously beautiful set of quality brushes. As part of the campaign, the beauty company partnered with GLSEN, which is an organization that works to create safe and supportive school environments for LGBTQ K - 12 students. $26, morphe.com Keep scrolling to see some of our favorite beauty and fashion Pride products to shop this month that support the LGBTQ community. Listen on Spotify to Get Tressed With Us to get the details of every hair love affair in Hollywood, from the hits and misses on the red carpet to your favorite celebrities’ street style ‘dos (and don’ts!)

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20 Beauty and Fashion Products to Shop and Support LGBTQ Organizations

Pride month may be looking a little different this year, but you can still get in on the fun and support the LGBTQ community! Fashion and beauty brands are launching some colorful collections that give back to nonprofits like The Trevor Project and the Stonewall Community Foundation. [ami-related id="1700476" url="https://www.usmagazine.com/stylish/pictures/best-hair-makeup-skincare-beauty-product-launches-of-2020/" title="Best of Beauty: These Are the Top Hair, Makeup and Skincare Products of 2020 … So Far" target="_blank" showsubt="false" thumb="false" imgsrc="https://www.usmagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Best-New-Products-of-2020-Promo.jpg"] After all, you don’t have to totally skip celebrating this year just because there won’t be a parade due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Sure you might not get to show off your rainbow-hued clothing at the bar, but that’s what Instagram is for! Some of our favorite goodies include a fanny pack from Puma’s Cara Delevingne's collaboration, which donates to Foundation, which supports LGBTQ+ charities like GLAAD, The Trevor Project and Mind Out. There’s also PopSockets’ Love Is Power PopGrip, which is perfect to quickly and easily dress up any outfit with a bit of Pride representation. With your purchase, 50 percent of the sales during June go straight to The Trevor Project. But possible one of our favorites is Levi’s Use Your Voice Trucker Jacket. The edgy denim jacket not only spreads a positive message through its design but the brand is also donating a net of its proceeds to OutRight Action International, which is a LGBTQ human rights non-governmental organization that focuses on human rights violations and abuses against lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex people. [jwplayer QsJ1yRy2-l3ahXupL] But it’s not just fashion brands getting involved. Morphe dropped a "Free to Be" collection that includes a seriously beautiful set of quality brushes. As part of the campaign, the beauty company partnered with GLSEN, which is an organization that works to create safe and supportive school environments for LGBTQ K - 12 students. $26, morphe.com Keep scrolling to see some of our favorite beauty and fashion Pride products to shop this month that support the LGBTQ community. Listen on Spotify to Get Tressed With Us to get the details of every hair love affair in Hollywood, from the hits and misses on the red carpet to your favorite celebrities’ street style ‘dos (and don’ts!)

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Club Monaco Pride Sleeveless T-Shirt

Buy one one of these crisp, chic gender-neutral tees, and 50 percent goes to the Stonewall Community Foundation.

$50, clubmonaco.com

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Toms Unity Tie Dye Print Women's Cupsole Alpargatas

Embrace the tie-dye trend with these fun slip-ons. Plus, the brand gives back a third of the net profits to multiple organizations, including the Los Angeles LGBT Center as well as Helen Keller International.

$60, toms.com

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Milk Makeup Kush Lip Balm

Get your hands on this limited-edition, Shine, featuring sparkly multidimensional rainbow pearls for truly fabulous hydration. It doesn't cost much, but 100 percent of the proceeds is donated to NYC's The Center.

$16, sephora.com

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Winky Lux Rainbow Tinted Balm

This rainbow-striped balm leaves lips a natural pink hue while delivering a pineapple flavor you won't hate to accidentally taste. With every purchase, the brand is donating 10 percent to the North Shore Alliance of LGBTQ+ Youth, which is on a mission to empower and educate the LGBTQ+ Youth in the community. 

$18, winkylux.com 

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Ruthie David Pride Kick

Can you think of a better thing to stand out in to show your support than with these platform sneaks? These super cool kicks may be pricey, but 20 percent of the sales is going to Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Community Center of New York City. 

$500, ruthiedavis.com 

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LA Made Love Wins Rainbow Tee

The perfect fitted white T-shirt, this boutique brand is donating $10 of every buy to either GLSEN or the Equality Federation. You can help them choose by entering an Instagram giveaway from between June 21 and June 25! 

$68, lamadeclothing.com 

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Quay Australia Heartbreaker

This celeb-loved sunglasses brand dropped a colorful collection of shades including these heart-shaped ones. To celebrate the launch, Quay donated a flat $50,000 to The Trevor Project. 

$55, quayaustralia.com 

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Sperry Women's Crest Twin Gore Pride Sneaker

This shoe brand already donated to the Boston Pride Community Fund, which distributes donations across various organizations such as Camp Lightbulb and Out MetroWest. So why not support the company by purchasing these cozy casual slide-ons?  

$60, sperry.com

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PrettyLittleThing White Slogan Proud T-Shirt

You can support the black trans community and pick up a cute graphic tee. PrettyLittleThing is celebrating Pride month not only by launching a colorful collection, but also by making a donation to The Solutions Not Punishment Collaborative, which is a black-trans-led nonprofit dedicated to helping the black transgender community. 

$20, prettylittlething.com

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Rafi Nova Pride Mask

Living in a time during the coronavirus pandemic, there's no such thing as too many protective face masks! Buy this bright, beautiful one and 15 percent of the proceeds will go to TransParent USA, an organization dedicated to helping transgender children by educating and supporting parents and caregivers to navigate complex issues surrounding gender.

$24 for 2, rafinova.com 

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Reef Escape Mule Prints

We cannot get enough of these summer-perfect mules! Plus, for each pair purchased, Reef is donating 25 percent to PFLAG National, which provides support, information and all kinds of resources for LGBTQ people, their parents, families and allies.

$55, reef.com 

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Puma Pride Waist Bag

From Cara Delevingne's collaboration with the athleisure wear brand, we cannot get enough of this handy black and rainbow-hued bag. Up to $250,000, 20 percent of the proceeds will go to the Cara Delevingne Foundation, which supports LGBTQ+ charities like GLAAD, The Trevor Project and Mind Out.

$20, puma.com 

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Dockers Pride Tank Top

The brand made a donation to the Stonewall Community Foundation, a non-profit that focuses on strengthening the LGBTQ community by investing in dynamic organizations, projects and leaders within New York City. But you can still shop this trendy tank that's perfect for hot summer days. 

$22, dockers.com 

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Levi Use Your Voice Trucker Jacket

This edgy denim jacket spreads a positive message we could all use! And all of of net proceeds will go to OutRight Action International, which is a LGBTQ human rights non-governmental organization that focuses on human rights violations and abuses against lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex people.

$118, levi.com 

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Lush Charity Pot

Support the LGBTQ community by purchasing this super soft body lotion. All proceeds will go to the brand's partnership with the ACLU, which seeks to to create awareness and generate support for the Equality Act.

$7.95 for 1.7 o.z., lushusa.com 

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PopSockets Love Is Power PopGrip

Dress up your cell phone with one of these playful PopGrips. Not to mention, 50 percent of the sales during June goes to The Trevor Project.

$15, popsockets.com  

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Morphe a Better Whirled Brush Collection

Need a new set of makeup brushes? Not only are these quality, but they'll also look pretty on your vanity. As part of the brand's "Free to Be" campaign, it partnered with GLSEN, an organization that helps create safe and supportive school environments for LGBTQ K-12 students.

$26, morphe.com 

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Fossil Pride Watch

Chic and charitable! For the second year in a row, the accessories brand is donating proceeds of the Hetrick-Martin Institute, which is the worlds oldest LGBTQ organization, and It Gets Better, a nonprofit that empowers the LGBTQ youth through community building and inspiring storytelling initiatives.

$99, fossil.com 

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Happy Socks No Gender Sock

There's no such thing as too many socks! Get these prideful ones and 10 percent of net sales being will be donated to The Trevor Project.

$16, happysocks.com 

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Doc Martens

Get in on the Pride fun with these classic boots that feature a subtle touch of color from a brand that already donated $25,000 to The Trevor Project 

$200, drmartens.com