LUSH Steps Forward To Raise $$$ For Japan
With 1600 staff members, 145 shops, and a manufacturing facility located in Japan, LUSH is stepping to support local organizations.
To aid in the relief effort, they are selling limited edition products with 100% of the proceeds going to various Japanese charities.
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The Rising Sun soap ($5.95) resembles the Japanese flag and softens the skin with a sweet cherry fragrance. All proceeds from the soap will go directly to Peace Boat, a Japan-based non-profit organization. Since the earthquake, Peace Boat has been organizing volunteers, transporting aid and providing hot meals to those affected by the disaster. |
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LUSH has also launched three limited edition Charity Pots ($5.00/each). This rich body lotion is made with Fair Trade organic cocoa butter with a hint of ylang ylang and geranium. 1 00% of the sale of each Charity Pot will be donated to three Japanese humanitarian and animal welfare organizations: · Rescue Stock Yard – a Japanese domestic disaster non-profit that has started emergency relief and preparation for long-term support for thousands of survivors. · NGO Collaboration Centre for HANSHIN QUAKE Rehabilitation – members of this center have been in the Miyagi Prefecture providing support for the victims. · Animal Peace – a grassroots animal welfare group that has been providing medical care, food and blankets for displaced animals. |
The products will be hitting stores across North America on April 18th and will also be available at www.lushusa.com.
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