Bampoo is a tree free, chemical free, plastic free, biodegradable toilet paper brand working to save the Earth one poop at a time. And I’m 100% here for this! It’s time consumers learn about eco-friendly alternatives to bathroom paper products.
Read MoreI try to be very transparent with writing about my struggle with anxiety. I think the more we start the conversation we build a community and are able to remind others struggling that they are not alone. These are a few products I have tried and, as someone who struggles with mental health, honestly would have loved to receive as a gift of encouragement. If you have a friend struggling a nice gesture or positive reminder can go a long way.
Read MoreStay styling this summer with the perfect pair of eco-friendly sunglasses. This guide features six socially responsible brands crafting sunglasses with sustainable materials.
Read MoreLove making an impact with your purchase? Check out this list of brands that give back featuring over 30+ socially responsible brands giving back to different causes.
Read MoreFor my wedding my bridesmaid wore sage green bridesmaid dresses from Birdy Grey. I adore Birdy Grey for a few reasons including their dedication to social impact through non-profit partnerships, the style selection, and the affordable price point of the bridesmaid dresses.
Read MoreFor my wedding shoe I wore Toms. I wanted to be comfortable and able to walk confidently on my special day. Being the clumsy hot mess that I am, I knew heels were out of the picture. Wearing Toms was a great choice because they were affordable, comfortable, and a shoe I could rewear after my wedding. The Ivory Grosgrain Bow Women's Classic Alpargatas matched my dress beautifully. The Toms I chose were reasonably priced at around $50 which was great for my wedding budget. I was able to walk down the aisle and dance at our reception without any discomfort.
Read MoreBrides for a Cause is a non-profit bridal boutique that sells wedding dresses for charity. This unique bridal shop focuses on collecting & reselling wedding dresses while empowering women. The proceeds from wedding dresses sold are donated to women focused charities. Since opening in 2012, Brides for a Cause has collected over 10,000 wedding dresses, donated over $700,000 to their charity partners, and provided their customers with a number of sustainable wedding dresses.
Read MoreRecently you all have been asking me where I got my new, fun frames? The answer is Retrospecced! They’re providing a sustainable, socially responsible solution for eyewear. Retrospecced is a social enterprise that recycles and refurbishes retro and designer spectacle frames. AND they give back too! So fun!
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