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Fashion Feeds is a New York based pending 501 (c) (3) organization using fashion to support children and women in need via fashion events.


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January

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The co-founders developed Sammy Ethiopia to provide quality-working conditions for the talented citizens of the country that Abdella loves to call home. Today, the thriving luxury fashion line is one of the few self-sustaining businesses in Ehtiopia. Both Abdella and Hikido are proud to provide comfortable working conditions for their employees throughout the entire year not online the design workshops, but als the Sammy retail store based in Addis-Ababa. The co-founders also make it a point to works with other Ethiopian based organizations, that provide training in skills such as embroidery, weaving, and sewing all for the purpose of decreasing poverty in the country.
28th
December

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Dior holiday luncheon raises $100,000 for India charity
26th
December

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Greenheart Shop is Chicago’s only nonprofit eco friendly, fair trade store. Greenheart is fair to producers and good to the earth through its support of local, social enterprises and global fair trade partnerships from all around the world.
23rd
December

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Eco-Friendly upcycled Christmas fashion
19th
December

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Emma Watson launches green-chic clothing line with People Tree “I was excited by the idea of using fashion as a tool to alleviate poverty and knew it was something I could help make a difference with,” -Emma Watson
19th
December

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Threads for Thought works with charities such as the International Rescue Committee and the Natural Resources Defense Council. They’ve also launched their own line, Girl 2 Girl, which helps women support and protect girls in 40 countries by donating 10% of the proceeds from Girl 2 Girl fashion toward the purchase of clean water, hygiene products, solar flashlights, whistles, healthcare and education. “Our products use sustainable materials and are manufactured in the most sustainable manner possible. We only work with factories that respect their employees and treat them humanely and fairly.”    -Eric Fleet
19th
December

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The mission of Prosperity Candle is to partner with women in distressed countries who are determined to build better lives for themselves and their families.  Women are an integral part of a community and giving them the tools for economic success also opens the door to peace and social stability within the community. Prosperity Candles partners with women from countries that need help rebuilding because of war, natural disaster, political instability, etc.  These women have the fortitude and enterprising spirit- they just need a little help getting started. Candles illuminate the darkness and symbolize hope and peace.  They are also the perfect product to make because they require low cost equipment and incremental investments.
19th
December

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Burberry Chief Executive, Angela Ahrendts donated $892,000 worth of Burberry shares to Ahrendts-Couch Foundation.
7th
December

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Christian Louboutin has announced their new online store and for every Facebook “Like” they got on their announcement they are donating to charity.
5th
December

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Vivienne Westwood donates an Ethical Fashion Africa bag to See Africa Differently
2nd
December

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Endexus Creations- 1st Prize for most Eco-Friendly fashion at Virgin Islands Fashion Week
28th
November

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The launch of Fashion for Famine will be in the form of a charity fashion show in New York City. As of now, the tentative date and location is scheduled for March 31st, 2012 at the Metropolitan Pavilion in Chelsea. This event is in association with ZOA, an organization devoted to providing help to the victims of natural disasters and armed conflicts until they are able to fend for themselves. The event will be held on the evening of March 31st, 2012 from 6PM to 9PM at the Metropolitan Pavilion in midtown. Our goal is to showcase eight to ten designers that will be able to show a maximum of ten looks from their collections to create one cohesive show.
28th
November

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UGG® Australia invites artists to unleash their creativity on a pair of signature UGG® boots in the ninth annual ‘Art and Sole’ charitable contest.  The winner, chosen by the brand, will have their design produced and sold in UGG® Australia retail stores & online across the US in 2012. A portion of the proceeds from the sale of the boots will be donated to ‘The Boys and Girls Clubs of America’.
25th
November

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Founded by Halle Butvin, One Mango Tree is a fair trade clothing and accessories company that works with women artisans in Uganda to create sustainable livelihood models.
25th
November

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The People Tree Wheelchair Campaign is part of the fair trade fashion brand’s Autumn/Winter jewelry collection. The range was created in collaboration with the Bombolulu Workshops and Cultural Centre in Kenya, which operates under the Association for the Physically Disabled of Kenya.