So that’s what’s happened to all our lost socks! On Friday night at New York Fashion Week, Toni Braxton helped unveil a custom dress made entirely of socks, designed by Project Runway All Stars’ Michael Costello. The gown is the centerpiece of the “SheKnows Where the Other Sock Went” campaign, an initiative from SheKnows.com to raise money for charity.

“When SheKnows called me … I was all over it,” Costello says. “I love a challenge, and I just thought it was something that could be totally cool.”

Using more than 700 single socks, Costello created a one-shoulder gown for Braxton, which she debuted at Friday night’s bash and wears in an advertising campaign, shot by noted fashion photographer Nigel Barker. The dress will go up for auction this spring, with proceeds benefiting Autism Speaks, the world’s largest autism and science advocacy organization. It’s also a cause close to Braxton’s heart: the singer’s youngest son was diagnosed in 2003 and she serves as a spokeswoman for the group. To learn more, and to see Costello in action, visit wherestheothersock.sheknows.com.

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There’s no limit to the number of charities celebrities seem to support, but at the moment, many are taking a stand for OrphanAid Africa, a charity championed by Rachel Roy. The designer recently created a handbag — the Rachel Roy OrphanAid Ghana clutch — designed to raise awareness about the non-profit and honor the West African nation at the same time.

“Clutches are one of my favorite shapes of handbags to carry, and when I work on product to sell for charities I want to create something that is refined, effortless and beautiful to look at … like the children that inspired the effort,” she explains to PEOPLE.

The colors in the bag — which retails for $49 — are taken from the country’s flag and washed “for a softer effect,” Roy explains. “The fabric is natural and raw; love the balance of the two.”

Hilary Swank (above) and AnnaLynne McCord have both been spotted carrying the clutch in recent weeks, with many stars sure to follow suit. One hundred perfect of net profits from sales will benefit OrphanAid, which helps Ghana’s orphans through programs in care reform, education and development. Grab the bag now on rachelroy.com.

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Though Vanessa Hudgens is consistently glam on the red carpet, even her favorite looks get relegated to the back of the closet.

“I go to a bunch of events,” she tells PEOPLE. “Normally when I wear a dress, I only wear it once.”

Taking advantage of this stylish surplus, the actress is auctioning off the one-of-kind Candie’s Couture gown she wore to last year’s MTV Movie Awards (left), with all proceeds benefiting Stand Up 2 Cancer.

“I’m just trying to raise awareness,” she says of the endeavor, which starts Monday, Jan. 23 at 7 p.m. EST/ 4 p.m. PST. “It’s exciting.”

Other things she’s excited about include her new website, VanessaHudgensOfficial, where she blogs about film and music — and posts personal photos, thanks to the iPhone app Instagram. “It’s slightly addicting,” she says, laughing. “You can take a picture of a cup and it will look incredible.”

When it comes to looking good on days off, she relies on a fail-proof ensemble: “A funky long dress with a bunch of bracelets and a bunch of necklaces and a cool floppy hat.”

And while she and pal Ashley Tisdale often buy the same things — “It’s always been like that,” she shares — Hudgens relies on personal flair to avoid identical outfits. ”It’s all about accessorizing,” she says. “As long as you accessorize, you can make anything yours.”

Head over to eBay right now to make Vanessa’s sexy silver column yours!

–Justine Harman

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Following in the footsteps of Ashley Greene, Nickelodeon star Victoria Justice is channeling her charitable side as the spokesperson for the 2012 Donate My Dress campaign. Designed to help less fortunate teens get special occasion dresses for their proms, Sweet 16 parties and Quinceañeras, the campaign encourages girls to donate gently used dresses to their local chapters.

“I’m really excited to be a part of the Donate My Dress organization,” Justice said in a release. “Prom can be really expensive; this program is an easy way for girls everywhere to get involved and help other girls in need.”

Justice is donating a dress of her own — the Jill Stuart mini she wore to the 2010 MTV Video Music awards (left) — and hoping others follow suit. Taylor Swift, Miley Cyrus and Brittany Snow have donated some of their special occasion dresses in the past, too.

In conjunction with the dress drive, Donate My Dress is partnering with Always for its annual Purple Dress Awards, which recognize the most outstanding local chapters in the DonateMyDress.org network. Always will donate $1 for every girl who visits its Facebook page and shares her favorite prom dress style — up to $25,000 — and ultimately give $5,000 to five deserving Donate My Dress chapters to use for dry cleaning, mending, dress drives and more. Visit Always’s Facebook page to give back, and visit DonateMyDress.org to learn more about donating (or finding) a dress this season.

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Wilmer Valderrama is putting his laidback style to use, helping change the world one T-shirt at a time. The self-proclaimed “black T-shirt guy” sits on the board of advisors at This Shirt Helps, a new clothing brand that aims to give back in the style of TOMS Shoes.

“It’s one of those really feel-good brands that I think could really, really help,” Valderrama tells PEOPLE. “The common goal is to create a somewhat global-helping approach to business.”

Proceeds from every T-shirt sold at ThisShirtHelps.com go toward the buyer’s choice of charitable act: to the ASPCA save a single animal; to provide clean water for one year via Waves 4 Water; allowing Plant with Purpose to plant three trees; or funding one month of school via Pencils of Promise.

“I’m one of those guys who’s like, ‘OK, what is the money really gonna go toward?’” says Valderrama of the brand’s decision to show contributions in measurable amounts of help provided per shirt purchased, rather than percentages of profit donated. But there’s a method to the madness.

“We’ve found that what motivates people to act and become involved is their knowledge of how their purchase specifically and tangibly affects something or someone,” says Valderrama’s longtime pal Joe Huff, founder of This Shirt Helps. “There is no conversion of money or percentage someone has to calculate. You buy a shirt, you impact a life.”

The brand will eventually expand to include other accessories like scarves (currently available for $29), bracelets, necklaces, hats and bags — and even experiences like concerts. “It could really be anything,” says Valderrama. (They also hope to expand the number of charities benefited by the collection.)

For now, the shirts are available in only a few simple designs and colors; some are marked with a small “This Shirt Helps” logo, too.

“We made it very simple because we don’t like wearing crazy brands and wearing big names across our chests or anything like that,” the actor says. “Eventually the shirt will have a nice, really effortless, simple branding that you’ll recognize among the people who have helped. So if you don’t know what that symbol means, then you haven’t necessarily been a part of it.”

Adds Valderrama, “If you really want to help, if it’s really within your heart to help, you don’t need to be telling the world you did.”

Not surprisingly, the plain designs are already fixtures in the Awake star’s wardrobe. “I’m pretty simple,” he says. “The black T-shirt is my favorite.” To learn more, visit ThisShirtHelps.com.

–Jessica Wedemeyer

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It’s not just another celebrity sale: the ‘Goddess Adorned’ auction features fancy vases decorated with love by stars like Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, Bethenny Frankel, Melissa Joan Hart and more. But just like your typical celebrity auction, funds raised benefit a very worthy cause: Housing Works, a charity working hard to eradicate homelessness.

The stars involved each received a limited-edition Gaia vase by Harry Allen, then used sparkling Swarovski Elements to personalize the vessels. Frankel used black and red crystals to give a “chic” representation of her Skinnygirl brand (left); the Olsens put their design skills to use by making a miniature blazer from Italian-sourced fabrics and pairing it with a feminine skirt to “dress” their vase; and Hart made a play on her last name, covering hers in deep red breaking hearts.

Check out all 15 vases — and place some bids! — on shop.housingworks.com through Tuesday, Dec. 20 at 10 p.m. ET.

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Someone’s a good little sister! Miley Cyrus recently gave big bro Trace a hand, helping him create a T-shirt for his two-year-old Southern Made Hollywood Paid clothing line.

“We decided to create a shirt that represented my line, with some of Miley’s style added to it,” Trace said in a release. “The two of us had been talking about doing this for a while — it was just about getting the right design.”

Trace came up with the idea for the artwork, basing it on his sis. “I wanted to think of something that really reminded me of [her],” he said. So he chose to feature a dream catcher, reminiscent of Miley’s biggest tattoo, and an image he has tattooed on his body, as well. “It was something we were always around since childhood, because of the influence from our dad,” he shared.

The addition of a peace sign and Miley’s autograph complete the shirt. “It just felt appropriate to somehow incorporate,” Trace said of his sister’s signature.

The shirts ($28 each) are available now on the Southern Made Hollywood Paid website, and proceeds from all sales benefit Miley’s Pappy Cyrus Family Foundation, which helps needy children with health care, medical treatment, education and more.

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We can’t afford the off-the-runway Prabal, Prada and Pucci our favorite stars wear to red-carpet events, but what if they were available secondhand? Now you’re talking! The Real Real, an online consignment shop, is selling dozens of high-fashion dresses and accessories worn by celebrities, and 85 percent of proceeds from sales will benefit a great cause.

The sale starts Thursday at 10 a.m. ET, and includes Diane von Furstenberg from Jennifer Garner, a Rachel Zoe collection gown, Haute Hippie from Kourtney Kardashian, a Rebecca Taylor dress from 90210‘s Shenae Grimes (above, right) and a Alessandro Dell’Acqua number from Courteney Cox (above, left). “I love the fit and color of this dress,” Cox tells PEOPLE. “I loved wearing it.”

Other goodies include a Dolce & Gabbana clutch donated by Miley Cyrus, a gown Chris Benz designed for Glee‘s Dianna Agron, two Tory Burch handbags and a Monique Lhuillier blouse from Jamie-Lynn Sigler — plus much more.

To get in on the action, sign up for The Real Real and get shopping. And though the items may be on the pricier side, you can feed your guilty conscious with the knowledge that you’ll be helping to fund Chrysalis, a non-profit that helps homeless and low-income individuals gain resources and find employment.

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OK, so you can’t win a cupcake-covered Katy Perry or wig-wearing Nicki Minaj to have in your home, but you can nab miniature versions of the superstars in a new charitybuzz.com auction, running through Monday, Dec. 19.

The lovely ladies were each recently turned into Barbie dolls, and their mini-mes are part of a fundraiser for the L.A.-based charity Project Angel Food, which provides nutritious meals to men and women affected by HIV/AIDS, cancer and other life-threatening illnesses.

Perry’s doll, which rocks a blue wig just like the singer often did on her California Dreams tour, wears a dress that features 70 hand-painted cupcakes and a glittery bodice, plus fishnet stockings dotted with Swarovski crystals. Designer Amy Lee even replicated Perry’s tattoos, pink shoes and candy cane microphone.

Minaj’s mini wears a modified version of the dress she wore on her Pink Friday album cover, complete with silk charmeuse and tulle. Designer Stephen Sumner also added the rapper’s tattoos to the pink-haired doll, and hand-placed each crystal accent on her shimmering jewelry.

At press time, Perry’s Barbie was going for $3,250, while Minaj’s is up to $4,855. If you’re not ready to shell out the dough for such big-ticket items, check out some other Barbie-themed buys in the auction, including an art deco dream house, pink girls’ bike and Barbie and Ken cooking set.

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And you think your job is tough! Flanked by four hunky guys, model Chanel Iman hit the streets of New York on Monday carrying some very precious cargo: a million-dollar bottle of DKNY’s new fragrance, Golden Delicious. OK, so maybe it’s not that tough of a job. But who better to guard the goods than the DKNY fragrance spokesmodel?

“It was fun,” she told PEOPLE of the task. “I had no idea that it was a whole production — as a model, you never know what you’re getting into.”

What Iman, the face of DKNY’s Be Delicious, was getting into was promoting the sale of the million-dollar scent, which is actually a bottle of Golden Delicious designed by jeweler Martin Katz and covered in 2,909 rare jewels from around the world, including 2,700 brilliant white diamonds, 183 yellow sapphires and one 2.43-carat yellow canary diamond.

The bottle will be available for auction on the DKNY Core Club Facebook page; proceeds from the sale will benefit Action Against Hunger. “It’s a wonderful cause — you’ll be buying something in good spirit,” Iman offered.

The model, who celebrated her 21st birthday on a private island in Jamaica over the weekend with family and friends (“It was off the chain,” she gushed), said she’s been wearing Be Delicious since she was a child. “But I really love Golden Delicious,” she said of the new scent, “especially for the holidays.” The perfume combines notes of orange flower water and golden delicious apples with white rose, vanilla orchid, sandalwood and musk.

So where does Iman spritz her scent? “I’m the type of chick that just sprays it all over,” she shared, “and then goes about my day.”

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Cyndi Lauper has a message for struggling LGBT youth: You’re not alone. “A lot of people are feeling bad about themselves, and when you’re a teenager you’re self destructive,” she tells PEOPLE. “But what seems terrible now won’t be terrible 10 years down the line. It’s not as bleak as it looks. You’ll get through it. You are precious. Protect yourself.”

Those words of caution come on World AIDS Day, a time to remember those who’ve lost their lives and those who are fighting to stay alive. “If you get yourself sick with AIDS, you’ll either be dead or living with AIDS,” Lauper says firmly. “It’s hard to go through life with a compromised immune system. AIDS is 100 percent preventable … but it’s 100 percent not curable.”

Lauper spent her World AIDS Day at the LGBT Youth Center in New York’s West Village, stuffing goodie bags for teens in need with an army of volunteers from M.A.C. Lauper has worked with the cosmetic brand for a number of years, specifically focusing on the Viva Glam collection and the charitable work of the M.A.C AIDS Fund. To date, the fund has raised more than $224 million to fight HIV/AIDS, and counts Lady Gaga, Ricky Martin and Nicki Minaj among its supporters.

“We have to communicate with our kids,” Lauper says. “Give your girls lipstick, and remind them that every time they put their M.A.C Viva Glam lipstick on and go out, to protect themselves.”

Rattling off some startling statistics — that one out of two new HIV infections are in people under the age of 24, and that bisexual and gay men are contracting the virus at as young as 13 years old — Lauper says that knowledge is power. “We have to empower youth to protect themselves and protect those they love,” she stresses. “We can’t allow them to be at risk any longer.”

–Kate Hogan

Thursday is World AIDS Day, set aside as a time to show support for those living with HIV and AIDS and remembering those who’ve died from the disease. To celebrate the hope we have for a cure, Armani Exchange teamed up with dance4life and its ambassador, model Doutzen Kroes, to create a T-shirt that benefits dance4life’s charitable initiatives.

“It’s just about raising awareness,” Kroes told PEOPLE Thursday during an event for the shirts in New York. “Three of five people in the world don’t know how to protect themselves against HIV/AIDS — that’s a lot of people. So we’re trying to educate young people.”

dance4life is a touring group that recently hit the states, and breaks down the stigma and taboos of sexuality and HIV/AIDS through music, drums and dance. “If you’re sitting in a classroom it can be boring, and talking about sex is not always easy,” Kroes said. “Teaching kids through dance makes it easier for them to talk to each other — it’s a positive way to introduce a difficult subject.”

The limited-edition unisex dance4life T-shirt, $35 at Armani Exchange stores and online at armaniexchange.com, features a photo of Kroes with the words “Dance Dance Dance” printed across the front. One hundred percent of profits will support the organization’s initiatives.

“It’s so weird to see myself on a shirt, and wear it myself,” Kroes said modestly. “But It’s so great because I’m also very proud when I see my organization on an Armani T-shirt.”

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‘Tis the season to go shopping! Lauren Conrad hit the mall recently, browsing racks stocked with the latest from her namesake line for Kohl’s. But she wasn’t shopping for herself — the former reality star was helping to style four teens from the Children’s Hospital Los Angeles for the holidays.

“It’s really nice to be able to give back,” Conrad says in the clip above. “The feeling of giving a really good gift is so amazing … I can’t imagine getting a gift and feeling this way, especially with something like this.”

Conrad spent the day with the teens, giving them each a $500 gift card to shop, plus a stocking packed with beauty products and accessories. See more from the heartwarming day in the clip above. Tell us: Are you giving back this holiday season?

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She’s a California Gurl with a heart-shaped dress — and a pretty big heart, too. Katy Perry is one of many stars joining forces with eBay for eBay.com/celebrity, a new portal where memorabilia-seekers can bid on amazing experiences and items, all to support a variety of worthy causes.

Perry, one of the first to pop up on eBay.com/celebrity, is auctioning a dress worn on her California Dreams tour: a red-and-pink Swarovski-studded cotton candy pouf, which she’ll give to the winner during a backstage meet-and-greet before her Nov. 21 concert in Oakland. (At press time, bidding was up to $8,100.) VIP tickets are included, too, and proceeds benefit the American Red Cross.

Additional items available now include works of art by Jeff Bridges (up to $2,250); a meeting with Brad Pitt (currently at $10,000); and Sienna Miller‘s snakeskin boots (more affordable at $256). Proceeds from each item will benefit a myriad of charities, including Pitt’s Make It Right and Share Our Strength — No Kid Hungry, an organization selected by Bridges. Christina Aguilera and Robert Duvall are next up, with offerings coming soon.

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This holiday season, skip the hassle of choosing a Christmas tree and just let a celebrity do the work for you. That’s the thinking behind Macy’s first-ever Celebrity Tree Auction, launching Thursday and benefiting the Make-A-Wish Foundation.

The auction — part of Macy’s annual “Believe” campaign — features holiday trees designed by 14 of Macy’s biggest stars, including Jessica Simpson (left), Martha Stewart, Diddy, Donald Trump and more. Each is a playful take on the creator’s aesthetic: Simpson’s features gold-wrapped branches adorned with pearls; Stewart’s is topped with gingerbread cookies and candy canes; Diddy’s Sean John tree is covered in rhinestones; and Trump’s is made of gold bullion bars, naturally. We also love Emeril Lagasse’s tree, composed of pots and pans. Additional trees were created by Calvin Klein, Ralph Lauren, Tommy Hilfiger, Rachel Roy, Kenneth Cole, the Material Girl team, Betsey Johnson, Michael Kors and Greg Norman.

Once bidding ends on Dec. 2, trees will be delivered to each winner, with full setup included. And the best part is that 100 percent of the purchase price will benefit Make-A-Wish. Can’t afford a full tree? Each designer also created an ornament for the holiday season; 10 percent of profits from each $9.99 decoration will benefit Make-A-Wish, too. And through Dec. 24, visit any Macy’s location and write a letter to Santa, and know that the store will donate one dollar to Make-A-Wish on your behalf.

Bid on the Celebrity Trees now on charitybuzz.com, and if you’re in New York City this season, see the trees in person at Macy’s Herald Square.

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He relies on the play clock during his weekly football games, but off the field, New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning keeps time with “simple” watches, he tells PEOPLE.

“I like watches that are efficient, easy to look at,” he says. “Not too many bells and whistles. I can look down, see the time easily and read the date.”

Being a man of such few needs, he recently joined forces with Citizen — a brand he’s worked with for the past four years — to create two limited-edition Eli Manning chronograph watches. Just 1,000 of each timepiece — one has a polyurethane strap ($599), the other stainless steel ($675) — were produced, and proceeds from the sale of each benefit the March of Dimes.

“I jumped at the opportunity to do this,” he shares, adding that his involvement was pretty painless. “They sent me some specs, some options for dials and colors, put them together and they turned out great.”

During a launch event for the timepieces at Macy’s Herald Square in New York on Tuesday, Manning received a check from Citizen to March of Dimes for $30,000 in anticipation of sales. “It’s a great organization,” the new dad says of the children’s welfare group, which works to prevent birth defects and give babies healthy starts in life. “And it’s really special that I could bring Citizen and March of Dimes together.” Grab your Eli Manning Citizen watch — which includes a specially engraved caseback and a collectible card signed by the star — at macys.com.

–Kate Hogan

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First recognized by the Centers for Disease Control in 1981, AIDS has plagued our world for 30 years now. To draw attention to the tragic anniversary — and reignite support for the cause — designer Kenneth Cole, chairman of amfAR, partnered with MTV International’s Staying Alive Foundation to reinterpret the classic red AIDS ribbon.

Cole’s double ribbon is available now on Gilt.com, and 100 percent of net profits will benefit AWEARNESS, the Kenneth Cole Foundation, in support of the Staying Alive Foundation and amfAR. And to promote the pin, a slew of celebrities — including Sarah Jessica Parker and Cyndi Lauper — recently filmed a PSA for the cause (above), urging people to continue supporting AIDS and HIV research.

In conjunction with the ribbon’s release, actress Rose McGowan, an amfAR supporter, curated a sale on Gilt.com, which goes live at noon on Friday. “I think it’s an incredibly important and still very timely organization,” McGowan, who describes herself as a “mood dresser,” tells Gilt.com of amfAR. “The need for aid and awareness doesn’t stop. I think Kenneth Cole is amazing for doing this. Regardless of whether you buy Kenneth’s clothing or not, it’s amazing the work he’s done for the cause.”

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October may be winding down, but finding a cure for breast cancer is always at the forefront of our minds. With this being Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we’ve rounded up some of our favorite pink products to share — and proceeds from all of them help support the cause.

Lacoste
Ten percent of proceeds from the Pink Croc product line — which includes this charming striped watch (center) — will go to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. $95 on lacoste.com

LOFT
The brand tapped designers Rachel Leigh and Roxanne Assoulin, plus blogger Jessica Quirk, to create jewelry and T-shirts already beloved by celebrities. Five dollars from each item sold will be donated to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. Prices vary at loft.com

Tommy Hilfiger
Throughout the month of October, Hilfiger is donating 30 percent of sales from pink merchandise — up to $15,000 — to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. Purchasing the classic pink-gold watch (right) contributes to the cause. $135 at macys.com

GUESS
Guess created three limited-edition items this season, all to benefit Susan G. Komen for the Cure. Scoop up a sparkling pink watch, a pink friendship bracelet with heart charm (bottom left) and a BCA T-shirt, and know you’re making a difference. Prices vary on guess.com and guessbymarciano.com

Stella & Dot
The brand’s Tribute Bracelet features hematite beads and rose gold, and 20 percent of the profits benefit the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. $36 at stelladot.com

Melissa Joy Manning
Featuring the iconic ribbon logo, Melissa Joy Manning’s bangle, made in collaboration with Greenwich Jewelers, should raise a lot of money for the cure: 100 percent of proceeds are going to charity. $175 at melissajoymanning.com

Gemvara
Pick up any pink gemstone jewel from Gemvara this month, and know that 20 percent of the price will benefit the Ellie Fund, a non-profit that helps families affected by breast cancer by providing childcare, housekeeping, groceries and more. Prices vary on gemvara.com

iRenew
New this year, iRenew created a pink bracelet (bottom) to fit in with its line of bangles said to promote balance, strength and endurance through SFR technology. Fifteen percent of profits from the pink bracelet sales will go toward the 26.2 with Donna National Marathon to Finish Breast Cancer. $19.99 on irenewproducts.com

CFDA and Altruette
The Council of Fashion Designers of America and philanthropic charm jewelry line Altruette teamed up to design a sweet high-heel shoe charm to directly benefit the CFDA’s Fashion Targets Breast Cancer Foundation. $95-$125 on altruette.com

Kara Ackerman Designs
For each charming rose vermeil and white resin cocktail ring (top left) purchased, the designer will donate 20 percent of profits to Susan G. Komen for the cure. $100 on karaackerman.com

October may be winding down, but finding a cure for breast cancer is always at the forefront of our minds. With this being Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we’ve rounded up some of our favorite pink products to share — and proceeds from all of them help support the cause.

Second Base
Prettify your lingerie drawer with Second Base’s ballet pink demi camisole. For each one purchased, the company will donate 20 percent of proceeds to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. $30-$32 on shopsecondbase.com

Affinitas
Affinitas has teamed up with herroom.com to donate 20 percent of sales from the “Morgan” padded bra in blush pink and the “Kelly” wire bra in deep orchid (right) to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. $32-$42 on herroom.com

Wacoal
A partnership that began with just one “Awareness” bra has blossomed into a full-fledged breast cancer awareness campaign. Stop by any Wacoal FI(ght)T for the Cure event, and know that the company will donate two dollars to Susan G. Komen for the Cure if you have a complimentary fitting, and an additional two dollars for every bra or shapewear item purchased at the event. Find locations at fitforthecure.com

Brulee
Spice up your sleepwear with Brulee’s boudoir cami and short in blush; for every piece sold, the brand plans to donate 25 percent of profits to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. $86-$124 on brulee.net

BodyRock Sport
The celeb-loved brand has a few big BCA plans. First, it created a post-mastectomy bra, which adjusts to a woman’s changing bustline as she goes through reconstruction. Secondly, they’ve knocked 25 percent off of all sports bras through October, and are donating 10 percent of sales from all pink products (left) to Susan G. Komen for the Cure. $64 on bodyrocksport.com

Bare Necessities
The plan is simple: buy a bra on barenecessities.com and the company donates 25 cents to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. Prices vary on barenecessities.com

Spreegirl
For each cozy item from the “Relaxed Modern” collection scooped up on its site, Spreegirl will donate 25 percent of proceeds to Pink Envelope, a non-profit that raises funds for the Making Memories Breast Cancer Foundation. Prices vary at spreegirl.com

Lula Lu Lingerie
Treat yourself to a pink T-shirt bra from Lula Lu Petite Lingerie — sizes go from 32AAA-36A — and know that 10 percent of proceeds will benefit the Save the Ta-Tas foundation. $56 at lulalu.com

October may be winding down, but finding a cure for breast cancer is always at the forefront of our minds. With this being Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we’ve rounded up some of our favorite pink products to share — and proceeds from all of them help support the cause.

Tiny Prints

The stationery company teamed up with breast cancer survivor Christina Applegate and her charity, Right Action for Women, to create a limited-edition collection of greeting cards (top left) designed by the Up All Night star. All of the cards are easily customizable, and proceeds from sales benefit RAW. Prices vary at tinyprints.com

Eleni’s
The ever-popular cookie shop is offering the “Think Pink” box (bottom left) through the end of October; for every box sold, the company will donate $5 to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. $28.50 at elenis.com

Georgetown Cupcake
Sink your teeth into this: for each “Pink Ribbon” cupcake sold at the famed Georgetown Cupcake, the bakery will donate 100 percent of the purchase price to Susan G. Komen for the Cure — with a guaranteed minimum payment of $50,000. Choose Valrhona chocolate or Madagascar Bourbon vanilla cake topped with vanilla buttercream frosting and a Susan G. Komen pink ribbon logo fondant decoration. Prices vary at georgetowncupcake.com

Mackage
When Mackage designer Elisa Dahan was just 8 years old, she lost her mother to breast cancer. So now, she creates these sleek leather gloves (bottom left) — and throughout October, donates 100 percent of the proceeds to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. $95 at mackage.com

Mama Mio and Butter Lane
Want more sweet treats? Mama Mio has partnered with Butter Lane cupcakes to create the limited-edition B-Cup(cake). For every treat sold, Mama Mio will donate $1 to Look Good … Feel Better, a cancer support charity that helps women manage the visible side effects of cancer treatments. $48 per dozen at butterlane.com

Diptyque
Smells like … sweet charity! Diptyque’s mini pink rose candle (bottom right), which smells of “an armful of roses,” is just as lovely as the difference you’ll make; for each one sold, the company will donate 20 perfect of profits to The Pink Agenda. $32 at diptyqueparis.com

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