The world as we know it might never be the same. But female entrepreneurs and small businesses can emerge on the other side of this unforeseen phenomenon with our help.

While consumerism isn’t dead, its certainly evolving. And right now, I’m obsessing over these two brands that I’ll love into the next wave of the future:

Project Social T

I used to search everywhere for socially responsible, effortless wardrobe staples. Not anymore.

Project Social T just became my must-have iconic white t-shirt, everyday charitable counterpart, and spring #wfh uniform. And theres a non-zero chance that I’ll wear this mint tie-dye set every single day of quarantine. I swear that this feels more comfortable than nudity.

A few weeks ago, supporting this small business also secured donations for the LA Children’s Hospital through the Make March Matter campaign. Today, 5% of every purchase will be donated to the LA Food Bank.

We aim to tie compassion to consumerism with ‘Our Projects’ program that donates a percentage of every purchase to a variety of different charities nationwide.

Project Social T

KBH Jewels

This sustainable jewelry brand turns reclaimed and recycled gold into modern-day heirlooms that you can spot on celebs like Molly Sims & Melissa Wood. The simplicity and ingenuity of its everyday pieces caught my eye on instagram over a year ago. As did the female entrepreneur that started it all.

And this earth month, I’m wearing the KBH X Ring. KBH is donating 20% of the proceeds from the KBH X Ring to Pure Earth right now. The bestselling ring is also currently 10% off throughout the month of April.

It’s not about being perfect, it’s about trying to do better.

 Kimberly Berry Haisch, Founder of KBH Jewels