Feature

The best...shopping for a cause

Among the causes served here are AIDS, cancer, and animal welfare.

Emeco 111 Navy Chair
Exactly 111 soda bottles find a second life in the durable new plastic edition of a classic chair that was created for the U.S. Navy in 1944.
$245, dwr.com
Source: Oprah

Lush Charity Pot
Lush’s handmade cosmetics have won a cult following. The company sends all proceeds from its Charity Pot moisturizer to the environmental or animal-welfare organization that appears on each lid.
$22, lushusa.com
Source: Oprah.com

Reece Hudson Python Sleep Mask
This soft, faux-fur-lined python sleep mask will help you catch your z’s in the most fashionable way imaginable. Proceeds benefit the Fashion Night Out AIDS fund.
$45, kirnazabete.com
Source: Vogue.com

Tory Burch Tote
The uptown designer collaborated with downtown graffiti wunderkind James de la Vega on a series of accessories that benefit the Tory Burch Foundation, which creates economic opportunities for U.S. women.
$295, toryburch.com
Source: Elle

Chan Luu Bracelet
To raise money for breast cancer research, the supremely hip jewelry designer has made a five-wrap version of her must-have bracelet, with pink thread and Indian aventurine.
$190, chanluu.com
Source: Elle

Recommended

6 picture-perfect homes with great views
House
Feature

6 picture-perfect homes with great views

The Check-In: Flight bans in France and traveling along the Artichoke Trail
Planes release smoke in the colors of the French flag
Feature

The Check-In: Flight bans in France and traveling along the Artichoke Trail

The Week contest: Dog accomplice
Dog in the driver seat of a vehicle.
Feature

The Week contest: Dog accomplice

6 efficient homes for the eco-conscious
House
Feature

6 efficient homes for the eco-conscious

Most Popular

Disney hits back against DeSantis
Entranceway to Walt Disney World.
Feature

Disney hits back against DeSantis

Celine Dion cancels tour after neurological disorder diagnosis
Celine Dion
'sorry to disappoint'

Celine Dion cancels tour after neurological disorder diagnosis

1st Jan. 6 sedition sentences land Oath Keepers in prison for 18 and 12 years
Stewart Rhodes
Capitol Siege Aftermath

1st Jan. 6 sedition sentences land Oath Keepers in prison for 18 and 12 years