We appreciate celebrities like George Clooney, Wyclef Jean and more lending their support to raise funds for Haiti. Now, fashion is no exception, by donating their proceeds to help support Haiti Disaster Relief.
Kooba is one of the brands donating a percentage of their sales of full price merchandise, sale items, and gift certificates, to organizations to help Haiti. Kooba will be donating 15 percent of its online sales made between Thursday Jan. 21st and Friday Jan. 29th, to the Haitian relief efforts of Doctors without Borders.
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Hanky Panky is donating 10 percent of it’s web sales in the month of January to the American Red Cross to assist in the need for humanitarian aid in Haiti.
Anthony Logistics For Men is donating 10 percent of it’s sales when customers purchase any ACTION by Anthony For Men products on their website. Their donation will be supporting Haitian relief through Partners in Health, which has offered health care to the poor in Haiti for a long time and are already on the ground helping with the efforts.
Havaianas acted immediately to help those in Haiti by sending out 7,000 pairs of flip flops to Haiti via Soles 4 Souls, who according to their website, is working with trusted partners to aid hundreds and thousands of shoes and boots to help the survivors locate others who are trapped in the rubble and to help begin the rebuilding process of Haiti.
Havaianas will also team up with Lucky Magazine to give 30 percent of proceeds from the sale of the “Little Bird†sandals on LuckyMag.com to the Red Cross between Jan. 22 and March 1.
