13 Brands Giving Back On International Women's Day 2020: Shop Outdoor Voices, L’occitane, & More

Companies are giving back to those working on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic. In recent days, large food chains have announced how they're supporting their community, with Starbucks leading the way by offering a free tall brewed coffee to those who are «working tirelessly to keep our communities safe.»

The star-studded Lovers & Friends festival has landed on a new date after being postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The Goldenvoice-promoted event that was originally supposed to take place May 8-9 at The Grounds at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson, Calif., has been scaled back to a one-day affair on Aug. 8 at the same location, but with a reshuffled lineup. According to a new poster on the site for the s

The country is getting ready to thank its NHS heroes tonight with a round of applause across the nation at 8pm. So what better time to give a shout out to the beauty brands that are getting behind our doctors and nurses, too? There’s no doubt the nation is going through an unsettling time right now and for our NHS staff, staying indoors and working from home is simply not an option.

Make no mistake about it: The world is in uncharted territory right now. Many are struggling with loss of income — especially in the hospitality space. The closure of restaurants and bars has left people around the country who depend on tips in a truly difficult position. It’s been inspiring to watch as donations to GoFundMe pages and other charitable ventures stack up, with hopes that our beloved bartenders across the country may get some relief.

Taylor Swift is putting up her own money to help people during the ongoing coronavirus crisis in a very direct and personal way.

Taylor Swift is putting up her own money to help people during the ongoing coronavirus crisis in a very direct and personal way.

International Jazz Day—including its All-Star Global Concert on April 30—is the latest music event changing course in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. The ninth annual worldwide celebration was slated to take place in Cape Town and other cities across South Africa during the last week of April.However, partners and organizers of International Jazz Day are still planning to celebrate the occasion on April 30.

Celebrities are doing what they can to help others amid coronavirus concerns.

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Celebrities are doing what they can to help others amid coronavirus concerns.

Across the globe, people are grappling with the growing pandemic. Deaths due to the coronavirus have soared in Italy as hospitals try to manage high demands and lack of supplies.

Justin Bieber, a member of BTS, NBA stars, Mark Cuban and other celebs are aiding the novel coronavirus relief efforts. The deadly virus has killed more than 5,400 people and has infected at least 145,000 in more than 110 countries—including Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson—since it was first discovered late last year in Wuhan, China, which has had the most casualties.

Celebs took to Instagram on Sunday, International Women's Day, to honor their wives, their daughters and other women in their life. Kelly Ripa's husband Mark Conseulos posted on his Instagram page a photo of the LIVE With Kelly and Ryan co-host and their 18-year-old daughter Lola Consuelos, as well as a pic of his mother Camilla Consuelos, sister Adriana Consuelos and other female family members.

Women around the world are celebrating International Women's Day 2020.Music stars like Lady Gaga, Shakira, Kylie Minogue and Kelly Rowland took social media on Sunday (March 8) to celebrate female rights.Minogue shared her excitement by posting a throwback photo with her mom and sister, Rowland posted an empowering photo of herself dressed as Rosie the Riveter, and HAIM shared a video of themselves goofing around to Madonna's "What it Feels Like For a Girl."To celebrate International Women's

Meghan Markle is greeted by a ton of school children while arriving at the Robert Clack Upper School in Dagenham on Friday (March 6) in London, England.

Whether battling for the vote or smashing through glass ceilings, Greater Manchester's women have achieved some remarkable things.

© David Walliams/ Instagram David Walliams got his BFG-on for the occasion As World Book Day 2020 arrives, on Thursday 5 March, celebrities have taken the opportunity to share some super sweet shots of their little ones dressed up for the occasion.