Lather Up For A Good Cause
According to a recent study by UNICEF, up to 2.7 million children are exposed to domestic violence between parents. Do your part to stop domestic violence with Daisy Soap.
Lather up those helping hands and make a difference in a child's life with Daisy Soap from The Body Shop. Cleanse your skin with its sweet-smelling suds reminiscent of a springtime garden. Your hands will appreciate the moisturizing effects of this vegetable soap containing daisy extract and Community Trade shea butter from Ghana.
And for only $4 you can help save the forgotten victims of domestic abuse - kids.
According to a recent study by UNICEF, up to 2.7 million children are exposed to domestic violence between parents. Join The Body Shop Stop Violence In The Home Campaign and raise consciousness about this common violation of human rights. Proceeds from this lightly scented and life-saving soap will benefit the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence, an organization dedicated to increasing awareness about the effects of abuse. Lend a hand in cleaning up our children's future one bar of soap at a time.
The Body Shop has also partnered with local family violence service agency at each of the over 440 Body Shop locations in the United States, Canada and Mexico. You can find these products and get involved in your community at a store nearest you.
To find out more visit: www.thebodyshopinternational.com
Love Daisy Soap? The Body Shop offers two other products for the Stop Violence In The Home Campaign.
Smooth over dry, chapped lips with Stop Violence In The Home Lip Care Stick, which contains olive oil, vitamin E and Community Trade beeswax. Peppermint oil provides a refreshing scent, reminding you of your contribution to this worldwide campaign. This mint-y lip care stick sells for a suggested retail price of $5, but with each sale, $2 is donated to support the services of the National Domestic Violence Hotline (NDVH).
Stay In The Know
Get exclusive access to fashion and beauty trends, hot-off-the-press celebrity news, and more.
Help protect the earth and our children's future by showing your support of the Stop Violence In The Home Campaign with the Bag For Life. Use this bag to shop for more charity items or carry your organic groceries home. The evergreen colored handles are sturdy and every time you use it, you help the environment by not using a plastic bag. 40% of the proceeds from this inspiring bag go to campaign partners including National Coalition Against Domestic Violence in the U.S. and Canadian Women's Foundation in Canada. For an added charitable bonus, the bag is made by Teddy Exports, a Community Trade supplier in India created by The Body Shop, where funds from products like Bag For Life built a hospital and school for 300 children.
If you or someone you love is a victim of domestic violence please contact one of these organizations for help:
United States
National Coalition Against Domestic Violence (NCADV)
www.ncadv.org
(303) 839-1852
National Domestic Violence Hotline
www.ndvh.org
1(800) 799-SAFE
(1-800-799-7233)
TTY: 1(800) 787-3224
Canada
Canadian Women's Foundation (CWF)
www.cdnwomen.org
(416) 365-1444
Toll Free: 1(866) 293-4483
TTY: (416) 365-1732
ShelterNet
www.shelternet.ca
-
Katie Holmes Accessorizes Her Boyfriend Button-Up With a Birkin Look-alike
Her colorful wardrobe basics came with a new signature bag.
By Hanna Lustig Published
-
Netflix's New Christmas Movie 'Hot Frosty' Has Fans Wishing For Their Own Holiday Romance in Hope Springs
Here's everything we know about the winter wonderland the rom-com was shot in.
By Quinci LeGardye Published
-
Denim Bags Are the Nostalgic Y2K Bag Trend to Reconsider
Sometimes, the classics are overrated.
By Emma Childs Published
-
Christy Turlington Burns' Deeply Personal Story on Death During Childbirth
Christy Turlington Burns' Deeply Personal Story on Death During Childbirth
By Max Chafkin Published
-
Jennifer Hudson's Secret to Finding Hope After Loss
Jennifer Hudson's Secret to Finding Hope After Loss
By Max Chafkin Published
-
Jennifer Garner's Touching Story of Remembering Children Others Forgot
Jennifer Garner is remember the children that everyone else forgot.
By Max Chafkin Published
-
Taylor Swift Has Given Grief a Voice
Taylor Swift Has Given Grief a Voice
By Max Chafkin Published
-
Cecile Richards Has Our Back and Yours....Always (#THANKS!)
Cecile Richards Has Our Back and Yours....Always (#THANKS!)
By Christopher Lawrence Published
-
Veronika Scott: One Woman, One Brilliant Idea
Veronika Scott is providing Detroit's homeless women with the skills to earn a paycheck.
By Melissa Bykofsky Published
-
Olivia Wilde Collaborates with Yoana Baraschi and Anthropologie for Conscious Commerce
Olivia Wilde has taken on fashion for philanthropy with her charity Conscious Commerce, designer Yoana Baraschi, and Anthropologie to create the New Light dress.
By Karen Hill Published
-
Beyoncé to Headline Chime for Change's "The Sound of Change" Concert
Chime for Change will hold a televised concert event at Londons Twickenham Stadium on June 1, 2013, with Co-founder and Artistic Director, Beyoncé as the headliner.
By Marie Claire Published