Philanthropistas.com is dedicated to savvy fashionistas everywhere in their pursuit to save the world in style and reminds every woman that you don’t need to break the bank to give back like a goddess. If you have the money, there are smart and chic ways to make a difference. And, if you don’t have the money, well, sista, there’s still plenty of ways to live the good life and give like a rock star! Curated by author, Nicole Bouchard Boles.
Hello Kitty Fashion
I have a confession. I’m a closet Hello Kitty fan. There, I said it. Frankly though, I think there’s a lot more than meets the eye to this iconic feline who favors glitzy bows and blingy baubles to a blasé ball of yarn. For starters, the cat’s got style. And swagger. With just the right amount of cartoon sass. Although predominately targeted to toddlers and tweens, Ms. Kitty and her crew have recently jumped mainstream and even rubbed shoulders (or maybe that’s paws?) with some of the big guns {Read More}
A global marketplace where every purchase makes a positive impact
More than 15,000 eco- and socially conscious goods are available (some from as low as $2.50) on WorldofGood.com. Shop by gift category, or, if you’d like, “purchase impact,” be it eco- , animal-, or people-friendly. Each product is vetted and comes with a short description so you can see exactly where your money is going. Fair-trade lip balms, organic soaps and bath fizzers are all under $15 and make excellent stocking stuffers.
the law of attraction. perfection.
I think a lot about the law of attraction. I believe in being in the “flow” of life where you do not seek the light, you see it. You do not look for beauty. You be it. You do not search for self. You know it. You do not strive to be happy. You are. To me, this is the natural law of attraction. You aren’t seeking something outside yourself, but rather drawing the outside goodness into the inside goodness {Read More}
Fashion + Philanthropy: Designers That Care – Spotlight on Rachel Roy
Acclaimed fashion designer and fervent activist Rachel Roy has long demonstrated that fashion + philanthropy can be much more than an affable catchphrase for social responsibility. In fact, throughout the years, this caring designer has increasingly incorporated eco-chic and philanthro-chic initiatives into the Rachel Roy brand – proving that saving the world in style is just good business. As for Roy’s international philanthropic initiatives throughout the years, many would be surprised to hear how often and how devotedly she gives to {Read More}
How you can help animal shelters
Short or time or funds (or both?) but you desperately want to help animals at a local shelter? Here are some beautiful ways that you can make a big difference, and get your furry-friend fix. Be a caring cuddler: Oftentimes, shelters across the country are short on staff to help exercise, cuddle and socialize their animals. If you’re good with furry friends, volunteer an hour or two once a week to spend time with the animals at a local shelter. {Read More}
The Most Generous Celebrity Philanthropists
As we settle into the new year, it’s always fun to look back. Since we dish on philanthropy and giving back daily here at Philanthropistas.com, today, were taking a look at the top celebrity philanthropists of last year. So, here’s a pickle for you: Who do you think was the most generous celebrity of 2012? Need a hint? She’s the girl next door… Ok, ok, that’s probably not a giveaway. But, I’ll tell you this, 2012’s most charitiable celebrity is not a {Read More}
Missoni Plush Teddy Bear …for the Philanthropist
Follow my blog with Bloglovin Ok, so I know it’s far too early to think about Christmas shopping BUT, when I saw this legendary design that helps a worthy cause, I just had to share it with you! Missoni for Orphan Aid Africa: Here are the new, adorable Missoni teddy’s, exclusively at Holt Renfrew, in support of OrphanAid Africa. LEGENDARY DESIGN. WORTHY CAUSE. This plush teddy bear and elephant have been designed in iconic Missoni trademark zig zag-print in support of {Read More}
Why you should do something good in your community
A lot of people ask me, where can I make a difference? I want to make that as simple as possible for everyone; Make a difference at home, in your community! Serving your community—the place where you live and work and where you’ve planted roots—is everyday philanthropy at its most relevant. Because when you serve your community, you serve yourself. It was the New Orleans Town Gardeners, a community group of local gardening enthusiasts, who were the first to suggest {Read More}
25 Ways to Spread Kindness during the Holiday Season (…without breaking the bank)
President John F. Kennedy once said, “One person can make a difference and every person should try.” We think that sounds like the perfect Thanksgiving prescription to spread a little (or a lot!) of goodness this year. You don’t have to be a millionaire to save the planet or to make a difference in someone’s life. You can make a difference today, everyday… and change the world forever! 25 Ways to Spread Kindness this Thanksgiving (without breaking the bank): 1. SMILE! {Read More}
Wine Pairing Tips for a Cure
My sincere gratitude to Gwendolyn Osborn, Director of Education and Content and resident wine expert for Wine.com for today’s guest post on Wine Pairings (using fabulous wines that give back!). xo!: Over twenty years ago the pink ribbon was introduced as the official symbol of Breast Cancer Awareness month (now known fondly as ‘Pinktober’ to many). Here at Philanthropistas.com and Wine.com we’d like to raise a glass to the anniversary of the powerful symbol and the importance of awareness, specifically with {Read More}
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