Fashion companies that donate to fundraisers

6 companies in our fashion category have product donation programs for schools, nonprofits, and community fundraisers. Each listing explains what they give and how to apply.

Fashion companies in this directory mostly give gift cards and their own apparel or accessories for raffles, auctions and programs, and you ask through an online form or, for smaller brands, by email, usually about six weeks ahead.

American Eagle Outfitters takes e-gift card requests from nonprofits and public schools for programs or events that mainly serve teens or young adults; it gives one gift card per organization per year, awarded by random lottery, so not every qualified request is granted. Brooks Brothers takes requests through an online form for auctions, raffles, door prizes and other fundraisers from nonprofits working on health, education and the arts, reviews them within two weeks, and emails every requester with its decision.

Carhartt gives in-kind product or financial support to 501(c)(3) organizations focused on disaster relief and workforce development, gives special consideration to Michigan, Kentucky and Tennessee, and accepts requests only through its online donation form. L.L.Bean's online application lets you choose a charitable donation among its request types. Dauphines of New York takes requests by email for its designer head pieces, which suit a charity auction. Rally House is not accepting requests right now; when it is, it gives gift cards and local products to fundraisers benefiting 501(c)(3) organizations in areas where it has a store.

Allow at least six weeks, the stated lead time for American Eagle Outfitters, Carhartt and Rally House, and match your cause to each company's stated focus, since most of these programs name one. Have your 501(c)(3) letter ready; most fashion programs here ask for it.

Last updated October 10, 2026