Williams Sonoma is adding Kris Jenner, Hoda Kotb, Dolly Parton, Kristen Bell, Curtis Stone, Giada De Laurentiis, Ina Garten, Molly Yeh, Misha Collins and Gaby Dalkin to its celebrity kitchenware lineup in collaboration with No Kid Hungry by Share Our Strength.
Although its annual Housewares Cares Charity Gala was canceled this year due to the coronavirus pandemic, the Housewares Charity Foundation (HCF) is making $350,000 in donations to beneficiary charities.
Meyer Corp. and Ayesha Curry, who currently has a lifestyle collection with the company, will be donating more than 6,500 Ayesha-branded 10-inch skillets to Ayesha and Stephen Curry’s Eat. Learn. Play. Foundation.
WellnessMats and Smart Step Flooring have launched the “All In This Together Program,” a set of unique standing solutions that honors health care and frontline workers, and a community coming together to combat COVID.
Bialetti Italy has partnered with Oceana, an international advocacy organization dedicated to protecting the ecosystems of the world’s oceans with…
Target said it has made a $10 million commitment in addition to ongoing resources to advance social justice and support rebuilding and recovery efforts in local communities.
To support homebound students in need during the COVID-19 global pandemic, Twin Star Home has donated 500 desks to Chicago-area Bolingbrook High School and the Secondary Transition Experience Program, both part of the Valley View School District.
As small businesses look to reopen in the coming weeks and months, Lowe’s is making a second $25 million commitment to support ongoing COVID-19 relief, bringing the company’s pandemic support to communities to $50 million.
Bed Bath & Beyond has initiated a $10 million “Bringing Home Everywhere” program to donate essential items that can help people affected by COVID-19.
Grosche International has added two new styles to its hydration bottle assortment.
Igloo has donated $203,794 to the CDC Foundation and the Restaurant Employee Relief Fund, in the fight against COVID-19.
PackIt Fresh, makers of freezable, commercial delivery totes, has teamed up with Meals On Wheels Orange County to support the organization’s mission of preparing and delivering meals to seniors amid the COVID-19 pandemic. PackItFresh is a division of PackIt, a manufacturer of freezable consumer food storage totes.
Hestan Culinary has developed a promotion to help No Kid Hungry as social distancing has made it difficult for children who may normally rely on school meals to eat well.
Ikea Retail U.S. has made a $1.6 million donation worth of products and supplies toward relief efforts to help the many people impacted by COVID-19.
Williams Sonoma is launching a new product partnership with The Trevor Project, a suicide prevention and crisis intervention organization for LGBTQ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, and Questioning) young people. The organization provides support to LGBTQ youth through free and confidential crisis services: its phone lifeline, chat, and text programs.
Williams-Sonoma and the company’s entire portfolio of retail brands will assist with the relief and recovery efforts of No Kid Hungry, a national campaign to end childhood hunger in America. As the coronavirus closes schools nationwide, millions of children across the U.S. are losing access to the school meals they depend on.
On March 17, Walker Edison said that it would donate desks to individuals who now find themselves working and teaching their kids remotely and are unable to afford a desk in their home, an offer that generated significant response.
Target is investing $300 million in a range of employee-related initiatives. In recognition of the significant contributions its frontline team members are playing during this time, Target said it is raising their pay by $2 an hour until at least May 2.
Built NY, a division of Lifetime Brands, has launched the Cascade water bottle. One percent of wholesale sales from its Cascade 18-ounce water bottle will be donated to Water.org to help provide access to safe water and sanitation in the developing world.
The Home Depot Foundation has committed up to $250,000 in response to the continued earthquake activity in Puerto Rico.