Does Brooks Brothers donate to fundraisers?

Brooks Brothers partners with select local and national nonprofit organizations related to men's, women's and children's health, education and the arts.

It does not donate to organizations that discriminate on the basis of race, religion, gender, disability or any other legally protected category.

The form covers live auctions, silent auctions, online auctions, raffles and door prizes, peer-to-peer events such as walks, rides and runs, and other events.

All requests are reviewed within two weeks, and you will hear back by email whether or not the request is approved.

Tips from the program page: The form does not list a fixed menu of items, so name the donation you want and explain how it will be used at your event. · Because review takes up to two weeks, send the request well before your event.

How to apply

Brooks Brothers asks every request to include the following.

• Complete the Request A Donation form on Brooks Brothers' donation request site. All fields are required unless marked optional.
• Say what you would like Brooks Brothers to donate, then describe your organization's work, how you will acknowledge the donation at your event, and your fundraising goals.
• Attach your organization's letterhead or proof of 501(c)(3) status as a single PDF or Word document. The Tax ID field is optional and only for 501(c)(3) organizations.
• Give your event's name, date, expected attendance and fundraising goal.

What Brooks Brothers will not fund

Brooks Brothers states in its own published guidelines that it will not fund the following.

• Organizations that discriminate against a person or group on any legally protected basis

This covers only what Brooks Brothers states. A request can still be turned down for reasons a company does not publish.

Common questions

Can a school, team, or individual apply to Brooks Brothers?

Brooks Brothers states that it will not fund: Organizations that discriminate against a person or group on any legally protected basis. Check your organization and your event against that list before you apply — those are the restrictions Brooks Brothers publishes itself.