You are well aware of my passion for fighting human trafficking. This issue is one that has deeply impacted me for over 6 years now and it is one I talk a lot about. One of the biggest (and honestly, most common) questions I get from readers, family, and friends about how to fight to end modern day slavery is, “Well, what can I do about it? I’m just one person.” And while this may sound a little crazy, there is something incredibly simple you can do:

You too can start fighting human trafficking just by changing the way you shop. 

There are a ton of amazing brands and companies that work on fighting human trafficking. Whether they hire vulnerable or at risk people, whether they work with survivors, or whether they financially support organizations that are doing the boots-on-the-ground work in this area… you can make a MASSIVE difference just by shopping from these companies.

Just one sale can provide anywhere from three hours of work for an artisan, to even providing enough funds for a few hours after care for a victim. Just. One. Sale. 

Since January is Human Trafficking Awareness Month, I have been working for the last couple of months on compiling a comprehensive list of brands and companies that you can buy from that are fighting human trafficking. I’ve compiled a list of over 57 (yes, over FIFTY SEVEN) amazing companies fighting the good fight. And yes, this took me quite some time. 

Yes, buying ethically and buying fair trade in general makes a huge difference and can make an impact in this area. However, for the purposes of this, I compiled a list that focuses SOLELY on brands that have a direct impact on the area of ending human trafficking. Many of these brands hire survivors, donate profits to anti-human trafficking organizations, or work with artisan groups in this space… These are companies that are truly amazing and you can buy from knowing that your purchase is really making an impact. Truly.

I have compiled the list and broken it down by category – fashion and clothing, jewelry and accessories, home decor, bath and body, and subscription boxes. A few brands fall into multiple categories, so I included them in each category below that is applicable. Additionally, I even have coupon and discount codes for a few brands!

I *did not* include information about each company because, quite honestly, that would make this post WAY too long… so hopefully breaking it down by category is helpful enough. I did include a little bit of information or pictures from a few of my favorites! But I can assure you, if the company is included in this list, they’re amazing.

*Also, if you know of a company that should be included in this list and I somehow missed them, please don’t hesitate to email me or leave a comment on this post and let me know!

We vote every single day by the way we spend our money. So how are YOU going to vote today?

57+ Brands & Companies to Buy From That Are Fighting Human Trafficking

Fashion & Clothing Brands that Fight Human Trafficking:

• Elegantees (Use coupon code “stillbeingmolly” for 15% off)

• Eden by Elegantees (Use coupon code “stillbeingmolly” for 15% off)
• MySister
• Sudara Goods

• TO THE MARKET
• Eternal Threads
• Freeset USA
• Crowned Free
• Citizen & Darling
• Ganesh Himal Trading
• Thistle Farms
• Sak Saum
• Sevenly

• tonlé
• Mata Traders
• Adored Boutique
• Mercy House Global
• A Beautiful Refuge
• Awaken Fair Trade
• Made 27
• Trace Fashion (Launching in early 2018)

Jewelry, Bag, & Accessory Brands that Fight Human Trafficking:

• Malia Designs (Use coupon code “MOLLY25” for 25% off)

• Purpose Jewelry (Use this link for 30% off)
• Rethreaded
• Designed For Joy

• Milk & Honey Market
• Freeset USA
• Mercy House Global
• Aruna Project
• Dear Survivor
• Ganesh Himal Trading
• BRANDED Collective
• UNCVRD Jewelry
• Starfish Project (Use coupon code “MOLLY10” for 10% off)

• Sak Saum
• Love Calcutta Arts
• MySister
• Thistle Farms
• Rahab’s Rope
• The Tote Project
• Trades of Hope
• Noonday Collection
• Destiny Rescue
• The Brave Collection
• Mulxiply
• Purse and Clutch (Use coupon code “STILLMOLLY” for 20% off)

• The Soteria Initiative
• Beza Threads
• Crowned Free
• TAYO Jewelry
• Collective Humanity
• Eden Ministry
• Awaken Fair Trade
• Made 27
• The Sparrow Studio
• TO THE MARKET
• Rapha House

• Basha Boutique
• Sari Bari
• War Chest Boutique
• Eternal Threads
• Freedom’s Promise

Bath and Body Products:

• Thistle Farms
• War Chest Boutique

Home Decor Companies that Fight Human Trafficking:

• Designed for Joy
• Eternal Threads
• Ganesh Himal Trading
• TO THE MARKET
• Rethreaded
• Thistle Farms
• Freeset USA
• Mercy House Global
• Ten Thousand Villages (Many of the recycled sari pieces from Ten Thousand Villages are made by survivors)

• Rahab’s Rope
• Love Calcutta Arts
• NitiCo Justice Company
• Trades of Hope
• Eleventh Candle Co.
• A Beautiful Refuge
• Good Paper
• Sari Bari
• Awaken Fair Trade
• Collective Humanity
• War Chest Boutique
• The Sparrow Studio
• Basha Boutique
• FM-31

Subscription Boxes:

• Arise Box (Use coupon code “PurchaseWithPurpose” for a bonus item in your box) What I love most about Arise Box is that you also get to write a note or letter to a human trafficking survivor! What an amazing encouragement!

• International Blessings
• Sevenly Valentine’s Day Gift Box (Use coupon code “mollyvd” for 10% off)
• CAUSEBOX (Use coupon code “stillbeingmolly” for $10 off)
• GlobeIn (Use coupon code MOLLY for 10% off your first 3-month subscription)

So there are your 57+ brands and companies that are fighting to end human trafficking.

Next time you want to go shopping, need to buy a gift for someone, or you’re looking for something in particular… just stop for a moment and think about whether or not you could buy that item from a company that’s making an impact on the world.

What do you think? Is this list helpful? Would you like to know more about each company? What questions do you have and how can I help?