Kimberly McDonald Sea Turtle bracelet, 100% of proceeds benefit Gulf spill relief Kimberly McDonald has created a limited edition “Sea Turtle Macramé Bracelet” collection in support of the National Wildlife Federation’s efforts to clean up the Gulf oil spill. 100% of all proceeds benefit the National Wildlife Federation’s effort to respond to the wildlife crisis unfolding in the Gulf. Each bracelet is made from 18K recycled... 

Connections Bracelet, $500 I volunteer for a wonderful non-profit here in NYC called Bottomless Closet. For 10 years, the organization has been helping New York women gain their economic independence and strengthen their self-confidence through their one-on-one interview counseling and evening career workshops. And of course, their huge “boutique” of clothing is perfectly suited to help these women land a  good job and keep it. I’m on... 

Anna Wintour's 2nd annual fashion event to be help Sept 10, 2010 Fashion’s Night Out is back by popular demand. On September 10, 2010 plan on spending the evening with your friends shopping for good! Anna Wintour’s 2nd annual global event will have participating retailers (which practically means every single brand and boutique in NYC at least!) staying open late into the evening, hosting cocktail parties, product launches, special... 

Montblanc launched their Signature for Good special edition collection back in 2009. Adding special meaning to a the classic writing instrument, the Meisterstück Signature pens feature a gold-plated olive wreath (and a blue sapphire for some added glam!). The pens are available online or at countless Montblanc boutiques around the world and are priced at $385 – $30,000). The best part of owning this timeless luxury? 10% of the proceeds are... 

Joan Horning Jewelry, 100% of profits support charities of the customer's choosing. I don’t even know where to begin in explaining all that Joan Hornig the person and Joan Hornig the jewelry company is. To date, I have not come across (and mind you, I search a lot!) another company which is so aggressively philanthropic. Maybe that’s because Joan views her company as more than just a business, but an opportunity to leave a legacy of...