This Christmas, give back by shopping consciously with our 2020 charitable gift guide.
Presents are great and retail therapy always clears those winter blues but helping others during the holiday period could really make the difference. So here’s our top gifts for this festive season that give back whilst helping others.

Rosh Mahtani’s Dante inspired jewellery brand has partnered with domestic violence charity Refuge, donating 100% of profits from the ‘Glimmer of Light’ necklace to the charity. The partnership began due to the rise in domestic violence due to lockdown, donating 10% of all online sales to the charity.

Luxury fashion house Louis Vuitton have released an exclusive pair of trainers. $200 from each pair sold will be donated to the Global Fund to fight AIDS supported by (RED).

Charity War Child have teamed up with world renowned designs to create exclusive organic t-shirts in aid of their #wearitforwarchild campaign. The charity formed in 1993 to help protect, educate and stand up for the rights of children caught up in war.

London based organic CBD brand Treed work with Trees for the Future charity. With every product bottle of CBD sold a tree is planted and with every Remedy Christmas gift box sold 50 trees are planted, helping to revitalise degraded lands and support farmers.

Luxury silk brand Just Add Style is donating £5 from every large silk sale goes to Smart Work charity who support unemployed women to re-enter the workplace through dressing and coaching.

As part of fashion brand’s “Eudon Choi Uncovers” interview series, 20% of the sales of the pieces worn by each person goes to the charity of their choice.

Danish watch brand August Berg has partnered with Human Practice Foundation, a charity dedicated to the education and skill development of children and youth. For every watch sold, together they will give a child in Asia and Africa 6 months of quality education, and with every 20,000 watches sold, they will build a school.

The conic London perfumery is working to eradicate the stigma around mental health and help people to reconnect and grow. For each candle sold Jo Malone London will make a donation equal to 75% of the retail price to 11 of their charity partners.

Jewellery brand Tohum have collaborated with Haller Organisation, a foundation who supports smallholder farmers with support to help them thrive. 10% of the net profit from each of this collection will be donated.

The conscious candle brand Good Candle’s aim is to donate sales from each candle to fund change. The sales of the ‘Reading Books’ candle will donate 10% of sales to help improve child literacy.

Water: Ultra chic wine brand Amie has partnered with the non-profit organisation Charity: Water who work to provide clean and safe drinking water to people without. £1 from every bottle sold is donated.