14 Ways to Get Your LGBTQ+ Pride on AND Support a Good Cause

Updated on 6/23/2018 at 10:45 PM

It's no secret that all sorts of brands like to celebrate LGBTQ+ Pride Month. Hell, even at POPSUGAR, we're blasting out inspirational spotlights of queer trailblazers all month long. Then you have the rainbow-washed beauty brands, gorgeous multicolor accessories, and all sorts of fun clothing options. Yep, there are even rainbow Mickey Mouse ears for all the LGBTQ+ Disney superfans. It's incredible to see so much visibility and celebration focused on the LGBTQ+ community, so we've decided to highlight a whole bunch of fun collections that are going the extra mile and donating their proceeds to charitable causes and important organizations.

Converse

Converse has launched the Converse Pride Collection by Miley Cyrus, and all net proceeds will support the brand's LGBTQ+ partners globally. This includes Cyrus's Happy Hippie Foundation, the It Gets Better Project, Rainbow Youth, and Minus 18.

American Eagle

American Eagle has partnered with the It Gets Better Project to create a Pride collection, with 100 percent of sales going back to It Gets Better.

Urban Outfitters

The Pride collection from Urban Outfitters will give a portion of sales to GLSEN, the leading organization focused on creating LGBTQ-inclusive schools.

Under Armour

Under Armour's rainbow collection is called "United We Win." The main page says the brand is proud to support Athlete Ally, an organization fostering LGBTQ+ support in the sports community.

Madewell

Madewell is supporting the Human Rights Campaign with its own collection called "Love to all." Fifty percent of profits from its rainbow shirt and tote will go to the organization.

Levi's

Levi's has created a stellar new Pride collection, and said on its official Twitter account that 100 percent of net proceeds would "go toward organizations helping LGBTQ communities around the world."

Milk Makeup

Milk Makeup unleashed a whole Pride pack of glittery products, with 50 percent of the retail purchase price going toward The Center, NYC's Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender community center.

J. Crew

J. Crew has partnered with the Human Rights Campaign to craft a "Love first." collection. Fifty percent of proceeds will be donated to the HRC.

Zenni Optical

Zenni Optical has unveiled splashy rainbow frames to celebrate Pride, and will donate 100 percent of proceeds to the It Gets Better Project.

Hollister

Hollister has a whole bunch of fun products in its Pride collection, and will donate 100 percent of proceeds (up to $25,000) to GLSEN. The site also notes that the brand will donate at least $250,000 to the organization through this partnership.

H&M

H&M has released its "Pride Out Loud" launch, which will be on sale through November. The site states that 10 percent of sales will go toward the United Nations Free & Equal campaign. And they've guaranteed a donation amount of $350,000!

Abercrombie & Fitch

Abercrombie & Fitch has launched the Made For Love collection, with 100 percent of proceeds up to $20,000 going to The Trevor Project. The site also notes that the brand will donate at least $250,000 to The Trevor Project in 2018.

The Human Rights Campaign

I mean, the Human Rights Campaign is already a nonprofit organization that fights for the rights and equal treatment of LGBTQ+ people. So, when you shop their Pride collection, you'll know the money is going to a good place.

Gap

Along with H&M, Gap is donating $5 from each sale of its special Pride tee to the United Nations Free & Equal campaign, and they've guaranteed a minimum donation of $10,000.