Lucky Brand has announced that it achieved distribution of over
150,000 protective face masks to date. The denim brand has donated
masks to 39 Los Angeles-based organizations that support BIPOC, the
unhoused community and low-income individuals who have been affected
by this health and economic crisis.
The brand has also sold masks to consumers through a “Get 5, Give
5” program, which costs 25 dollars for a pack of five reusable,
washable non-medical masks. Lucky Brand has donated five masks for
every pack of five sold.
“I continue to be surprised by the number of organizations offering
similar services, none of which can keep up with the profound need due
to housing insecurity,” said Allison Charalambous, Lucky Brand’s
senior manager of sustainability and regulatory compliance, said in a
statement.
“I am also saddened by stories from our community partners
witnessing this need grow before their eyes, as the number of unhoused
increases. We cannot forget that we are not out of this crisis, we are
merely at the beginning. I’d like to share a big thank you to our
customers who have enabled donations to the less fortunate, and a huge
thank you to the community organizations tirelessly offering support.”
Lucky Brand’s “Get 5, Give 5” program is currently available
through its e-commerce site.
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