These Fashion and Beauty Brands Are Donating Proceeds to L.A. Wildfire Relief

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Companies of all scales are supporting Los Angeles through tragedy. Amidst the devastating wildfires sweeping L.A., some of our favorite fashion and beauty brands are donating a percentage of proceeds to wildfire relief efforts.

Below, see a running list of clothing, jewelry, makeup and hair care brands giving back to the City of Angels. The Hollywood Reporter will update this list as new companies announce contributions.

Fashion and Beauty Brands Donating Proceeds to L.A. Fire Relief

BK Beauty From Jan. 9 through 11, the beauty brand is donating 100% of net proceeds from online sales to the California Community Foundation to support those affected by the Los Angeles fires (according to the brand’s Instagram)

Frances Valentine The brand is donating 100% of Canvas Heart Easy Tote proceeds to LA Wildfire Relief and Rescue

Lisa Says Gah The clothing brand is donating 15% of sales through the weekend to the Los Angeles Fire Department Foundation (according to the brand’s Instagram)

Rōz Hair The hair care brand is donating 10% of January sales to the California Community Foundation – Wildfire Recovery Fund (according to the brand’s Instagram)

Sydney Evan The L.A.-based fine jewelry brand is donating 100% of proceeds from two California-inspired charm necklaces to the Los Angeles Fire Department Foundation: the Eye Heart LA Necklace and the California State Necklace; learn more about Sydney Evan’s charitable efforts here

Tarte From Jan. 8 through 11, Tarte cosmetics is donating 100% of net proceeds from online sales up to $250k to World Central Kitchen to support the organization’s relief efforts

For more ways to help, THR compiled a list of organizations collecting donations and offering support to those affected by Los Angeles’ wildfires.