Load up a box with your Lego (@LEGO_Group) pieces and give them a new home. bit.ly/2QyIIuD // @Kellenbeck reporting for @mashable

"How many of my Black brothers and sisters — especially in tech — can say that their White colleagues acknowledge the current state of racial injustice in America?" asks @MandelaSH – bit.ly/2QBM3ZH

Giving Back Never Goes Out of Style: Levi Strauss Foundation (@LEVIS) responds to issues affecting marginalized and disenfranchised communities bit.ly/3lqqdXn // Report from @CyberGrants

"Black women cannot and should not have to do this alone." nbcnews.to/2YGMmXN // Editorial by Dee Poku Spalding, founder and CEO of Women Inspiration & Enterprise

The colorful handmade bracelets, Pura Vida (@puravidabrac), encourages the appreciation of life’s simple treasures by living life to the fullest. bit.ly/31DRmy9 // cpaleothodoros reporting for @TheOdyssey

Re-purposing vintage items are significantly more environmentally friendly — and trendy! (@TheVintageTwin ) bit.ly/3luIHpS // @megbeebee reporting for @StyleCaster

There are more (mostly dark-skinned) people performing mandatory, essentially unpaid, hard labor in America today than there were in 1830. Let that sink in for a moment. bit.ly/3gELjgZ

Giving back never goes out of style. These (@ConsciousStep) socks are made for the man with impeccable style and a strong desire to change the world! bit.ly/3lrEUcT // Report from @homebusinessmag

Well done, @Zappos - we love seeing companies with inclusive policies! bit.ly/34FlOK8 // @ParijaKavilanz writing for @CNNBusiness

The brand with the purpose — H&M (@hm) is funding the education of refugee children. bit.ly/31AtTxZ // Chelsea Stone reporting for @TeenVogue

Wear a rain boot with fashion with these adult and children rain boot company, Roma (@RomaFoundation). Helping never gets out of style! bit.ly/32yocQh // @SamanthaMelvin3 reporting for @TheOdyssey

Have you tuned into @MichelleObama's new podcast? No? Well, what are you waiting for?! Get the deets right here: bit.ly/3jjDLC5 // @mcgoldberg91 writing for @OprahMagazine

A specialty gum and candy brand, Project 7, is dedicated to bringing great flavor back into your day while at the same time giving back to 7 areas of need. bit.ly/3jlvRs7 // Report from @Project7

Microsoft is not only planning on going carbon negative, they also plan to wipe out all the carbon they have ever emitted - calculating their emissions using a more robust standard than companies typically employ. bit.ly/3lpbdJr // Report by @DRVox for @Voxdotcom

The Parative Project (@parative) is working to eradicate human trafficking and help the victims by making T-shirts and other fashion items. bit.ly/2QAn2OE // @apipodder reporting for @GoodCrowdInfo

The travel backpacks, @TaalumaTotes is giving back in more ways than one. bit.ly/3hF6Esc // @HeyEvanne reporting for @8NEWS

Well done, @ByersForKansas and @RitchieTorres - let's take it all the way home in November! bit.ly/3gtIyze

The "Queen of Raw" is working to make the fashion industry more sustainable by giving people a sustainable option of getting rid of unwanted clothes instead of just tossing them out. (@AmourVert) gma.abc/3hHqLWw // @JLaurean_ reporting for @GMA

Exciting news, but also ... 38? Out of 500? There's still so much work to be done! bit.ly/3b2nlLs

Spread the love with Zamage Clothing. This company is giving back to the community, free outfits to recently released prison inmates, sponsors inner-city basketball leagues, and more! bit.ly/2YJk4Mi // Report from Verna Magazine