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Help these companies support women all around the world
The greatest day of the year celebrating boss babes all around the world, International Women’s Day. On Sunday, March 8 it’s a worldwide celebration of women and to help you celebrate here are a couple of companies that are contributing to boss babes.
Benefit
There’s nothing more beautiful than an empowered woman 💪 In honor of International Women's Day, we’re offering FREE LinkedIn headshots at our 3 SF boutiques on Sunday, 3/8!
🗓 Sutter Boutique, 12-2pm
🗓 Fillmore Boutique, 2:30-4:30pm
🗓 Chestnut Boutique, 5-7pm#IWD2020 pic.twitter.com/rnJ61QleWd— Benefit Cosmetics US (@BenefitBeauty) March 4, 2020
The cosmetics company, Benefit, is helping women all around the world by offering free headshots for their LinkedIn employment profile to help women entering the workplace. Studies have shown that LinkedIn members with profile pictures are likely to receive up to 21 more profile views. Benefit Cosmetics is offering free headshot at their boutique locations including Lampur, San Francisco, Kuala, London, Toronto, Glasgow, Perth, Hamburg, Melbourne, Dusseldorf, and Sydney.
Ban.do
The women’s clothing and accessory website, Ban.do, is offering two donation promotions going on that help support women around the world. If you purchase the Resilience Necklace from Jen Gotch X Iconery collection, 100% of the proceeds will be donated to a non-profit organization, Bring Change To Mind, that dedicates their work to ending discrimination and stigma relating to mental illness.
The Good Intentions Collection will also be donating a portion of the sales to the non-profit group, Girls Inc., that helps girls manage economic, gender, and social barriers to grow up independent, healthy, and educated.
L’Occitane
This beauty brand offers some of the most amazing skincare and beauty products using the most natural ingredients and utilize fairtrade work environments. When you get the L’Occitane Shea Hibiscus Solidarity Balm and they donate 100% of the profits to the L’Occtaine Foundation that supports NGO projects supporting women’s leadership in Burkina Faso. This limited edition product is also made by 10,000 women in Burkina Faso to support community, heritage, and natural resources.
The art of producing shea butter is often a skill passed down from mother to daughter 👩👧 Salimata Soma and her daughter Marietou are two of the women who help produce this nourishing staple in Burkina Faso, empowering their community and women alike ❤️ pic.twitter.com/UQgmnKYiid
— L'OCCITANE US (@loccitaneusa) March 5, 2020
Kendra Scott
The jewelry brand is celebrating this magnificent holiday all year long by launching six new versions of the Everlyne Friendship Bracelet that gives back 20% of proceeds to women’s organizations. They also have the Women Empowerment Rose Charm that donates 50% of the proceeds from the sale to support brands working to support and empower women.
Philanthropy has been at the core of this brand since Kendra started it 18 years ago. Looking for ways to give back with us? Shop our Giveback Suite for specially designed pieces that benefit specific causes close to our heart. https://t.co/qk4ONCrPgR pic.twitter.com/ojxdrrSta9
— Kendra Scott (@KendraScott) February 24, 2020
Last September, they opened the WEL Institute at UT Austin hiring 90% of female employees.
Lulu Dharma
This accessory company is offering a pink vegan leather crossbody bag from their Spring 2020 collection, donating 40% of the proceeds from this purchase (including other pink accessories) to Women For Women International. This organization helps women in eight countries offering tools, support, and skills to help them move from poverty and crisis to find stability through economic self-sufficiency.
