From advancing reproductive rights to amplifying mental health access, check out these 20 gifts for good causes.
Instead of a gift cardno shade if thats your gift of choiceconsider gifts that give back.
Not sure where to start?
We browsed the internet for gifts with good causes, from farmer rights to reproductive freedom to LGBTQ+ youth.
For example, thishiker gift boxdirectly supports the conservation of national parks.
Not only are these socks for a great cause, they make for a functional and cushy Christmas gift.
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Customizable, Alltrue boxes are packed with five or six full-sized, socially-conscious goodies (worth $250).
So far, WRRAP has raised more than $50,000 for reproductive rights.
Sizes available:XS-4XL
Smalls Trial $40.00
Got a loved one with a kitty?
Well, you might deck the tree in Smalls.
Every purchase supports park preservation, and more than $2,400,000-worth of projects has been funded so far.
All you have to do is add water.
Look no further than Billies Razor Starter Kit.
Plus, the kit comes with two replacement blades and a magnetic holder for easy access.
These leakproof and magnetic hexagon-shaped containers can store anything, from moisturizer to jewelry to prescription medication.
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The exaggerated, thick sleeves and wool and cashmere blend makes this sweater chic and warm.
Naadam supports and works directly with local herders for higher quality and softer yarns.
They have terry padding for comfort and are made of elastane for a bit of stretch.
This hip hugger holds three tampons worth of liquid and has extra gusset coverage for heavy flows.
Its the perfect stocking stuffer.
These products cleanse, moisturize, and smooth out dry skin for a plumper and dewier look.
Plus, a portion of the proceeds are donated to Room to Read to support education equality worldwide.
Beyond spreading a positive message, youll be giving 10 meals to children in need.
The Landmarks Protect Our Forests Bandana $19.00
Stuff this Protect Our Forests bandana in a stocking.
10 percent of Smokey Bear purchases will be donated to advance wildfire prevention education.
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