Stay warm with Kate Spade’s “Hand In Hand” scarf ($225) and mittens ($95). These woolly delights help employ female war survivors in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Photograph by Kate Spade
Philosophy’s creamy three-in-one formula inspires sweet dreams by donating 100 percent of the profits to First Book, an organization that provides new books for children in need, $20. Photograph by Philosophy
Every purchase of a Feed 5 Bear provides Plumpy’nut, a high-nutrient paste, to five children in the developing world, $60. Photograph by Feed Projects
Spread “howliday” cheer with Hooray for the Underdog’s boxed notecard set, $14.95. Proceeds help find homes for unwanted pets. Photograph by HealeyGrisham
One hundred percent of proceeds from the sale of M Z Wallace’s sequined metro tote will benefit Artists for Haiti and the Stiller Foundation, $125. Photograph by M Z Wallace
Tea time gets a Mother Monster makeover with Gaga’s “Diamond” teacup, $65. Barneys New York will donate 25 percent of sales to the Born This Way Foundation, a nonprofit that combats bullying. Photograph by Barneys New York
Glassybaby’s delicate votive holders come in every hue imaginable. Ten percent of proceeds from the “Water For Life” set ($132) benefits MiiR Bottles, a program that provides clean, safe drinking water to communities in developing countries. Photograph by Glassybaby
Alex and Ani will donate $10 from every “Smile” bracelet to Operation Smile, a worldwide charity that treats children with cleft palates, $28. Photograph by Alex and Ani
J Brand’s mid-rise skinny jeans prove charity is always très chic. One hundred percent of net proceeds will benefit City Year, a nonprofit that aims to reduce high school dropout rates, $144. Photograph by J Brand
Fifty percent of proceeds from the sale of Me and Arrow’s pink leather keychain will benefit Japan disaster relief, $16. Photograph by Me and Arrow
Wear your heart on your sleeve with one of Marni’s “Children’s Imaginary World” T-shirts, $170. The sketches were made by children from Columbia and Cambodia, and proceeds help support various children’s charities. Photograph by Marni
Show your love for Fido with Emily Elizabeth Jewelry’s “Bad to the Bone” studs, $35 to $40. Fifty percent of the proceeds goes to the ASPCA, a nonprofit that finds homes for at-risk animals. Photograph by Emily Elizabeth Jewelry
With every pair of shoes purchased, Toms will give another pair to a child in need, $54. Photograph by Toms
MAC offers two beautiful ways to help people living with HIV/AIDS. All proceeds from the brand’s Viva Glam lipstick and lipglass will benefit the MAC AIDS Fund, $14.95 each. Photograph by MAC Cosmetics
Add some sparkle to her life with Mauri Pioppo’s “Live Green” necklace, $420. Fifteen percent of proceeds will benefit the Natural Resources Defense Council. Photograph by Mauri Pioppo
Nicole Miller joined forces with Indego Africa to design these mix-and-match bangles, $25. The nonprofit empowers African women by selling their handmade products. Photograph by Indego Africa
