Frye, Nordstrom, and other retailers are giving back during this trying time.— Recommendations are independently chosen by Reviewed’s editors. Purchases you make through our links may earn us a commission.
Between store closings and lower production because of the coronavirus outbreak, many retailers are struggling. But some are using this time as an opportunity to give back to their communities. From raising money to donate to food banks and other charities to using their factories and materials to make masks and other essential supplies, these retailers have found a way to do good in a time of uncertainty.
If you want to support these brands—or take part in their donations—we've rounded up 20 popular retailers that are giving back during the coronavirus pandemic, from Nordstrom to Popsockets.If you’re looking to purchase your own face mask, consider buying it from Alice + Olivia. The Staceface Protective Face Mask is selling for just $10, and for every mask sold, the company will donate one to communities in need. The masks are currently on pre-order, but are expected to ship on April 15.
Uh i feel like you should t put them all in the same bach! Some are clearly making beautiful efforts whilst giving back 1fkin% of your revenues or *some* for the kardashian is complete bullshit, feels more like they are profiting off the crisis thats so reprehensible
USA_TODAY is giving away 1 million ebooks for Kids with joshgad Everyone may use the coupon code BBC to receive the new digital picture book. You are welcome to share some more good news. Michelle PayItForwardLIVE
Congratulations! USA!USA!USA!USA!Streaking away in the Corona Cup!
Am here for the 💰