Stocking Stuffers That Give Back

Williams Sonoma

In the spirit of the season, get a gift for your loved one's stocking that gives back to people, animals, or places in need. All 10 of these products donate to charities and organizations that are doing good for the world. Plus, they all make pretty rad stocking stuffers for anyone on your list. Looking for gifts beyond stockings? Check out our list of Gifts for Food Lovers.

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Rescue Roast

$15

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Grounds and Hounds Coffee Company

Grounds & Hounds Coffee Co. provides Fair Trade and organic specialty coffees, with 20 percent of their profits being donated to organizations that provide second chances for dogs. Their Rescue Roast donates a whopping 100 percent of profits to a new animal organization each month, too. So you can feel good while sipping on a cup of full-bodied and balanced coffee.

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No Kid Hungry Heart Silicone Spatula

Williams Sonoma

$20

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Williams Sonoma

No Kid Hungry, a non-profit dedicated to eradicating childhood hunger in the United States, has partnered with Williams Sonoma for several years to create beautifully designed spatulas (often drawn by celebrities like Kevin Bacon and Al Roker). This shiny golden version would make a great stocking stuffer for your favorite baker.

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Sea Salt Bar Soap

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Hand in Hand

Hand in Hand is a sustainable soap company with the motto, "Buy a bar. Give a bar." For every soap bar purchased, they donate a bar to people and organizations in Haiti. Shea and cocoa butters moisturize, while sweet mint and eucalyptus add a lovely scent.

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J.M. Thomason Cardamom Seasoning Blends

Heifer International

$30

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Heifer International

Heifer International is an organization that works to establish paths to income in third-world countries. Support Guatemalan farmers, some of Heifer International's tradespeople, by purchasing this unique trio of spices. The set features Garam Masala, Gaucho Espresso, and Parisian Pastry blends.

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Endangered Species Dark Chocolate Bar Cranberries & Almonds

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Lucky Vitamin

It can't be a stocking without some sweets! Endangered Species Chocolate gives 10 percent of their net profits to organization with a focus on species and habitat conservation — which will make this cranberry and almond dark chocolate taste all the richer when you know it goes towards a good cause.

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Vanilla Cream Candle

Bridgewater Candle Company

$18

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Bridgewater Candle Company

Bridgwater Candle Company gives back through a partnership with Rice Bowls, a non-profit that provides meals in orphanages. For each candle purchased, three meals are served to a child. This eight-ounce candle may be small enough to stuff in a stocking, but it boasts a burn time of up to 70 hours. Plus, the vanilla cream scent will make you feel like you've just stepped into your favorite bakery.

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UNICEF Cedar Wood Serving Spoons

UNICEF

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UNICEF Market

UNICEF works across the world to benefit children, in everything from accessing safe drinking water to encouraging continued education for girls. By buying these unique hand-carved cedar spoons from the UNICEF Market, you'll have given enough money for the organization to provide 24 polio vaccines to kids in need.

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Socks That Plant Trees

Conscious Step

$15

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Conscious Step

Conscious Step is a sock company that puts their money where their mouth is. Shop by design or cause, since the business has sock pairs that give back to everything from providing disaster relief to protecting the oceans. This particular pair of socks, made of a cotton-poly blend, plants 10 trees in Uganda.

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Purr Over Coffee Maker & Mug Set

BoxLunch

$26

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BoxLunch

BoxLunch may look like any other pop culture outlet online, but this one is partnered with the non-profit Feeding America to give a meal to a local food bank for every $10 spent. So why not grab this purr-fectly adorable coffee set and also donate two meals in the process?

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Lucky Iron Fish

$40

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Lucky Iron Fish

The Lucky Iron Fish may look like a decoration in the kitchen, but it's actually a handy little tool for adding iron to dishes. Just boil the fish in water or broth for a few minutes to infuse the entire meal with easily absorbable iron. For each Lucky Iron Fish purchased the company puts part of the proceeds towards providing Lucky Iron Fish to communities in need.

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No Kid Hungry Heart Silicone Spatula

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Sea Salt Bar Soap

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J.M. Thomason Cardamom Seasoning Blends

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Endangered Species Dark Chocolate Bar Cranberries & Almonds

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Vanilla Cream Candle

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UNICEF Cedar Wood Serving Spoons

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Socks That Plant Trees

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Purr Over Coffee Maker & Mug Set

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Rescue Roast

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No Kid Hungry Heart Silicone Spatula

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Sea Salt Bar Soap

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J.M. Thomason Cardamom Seasoning Blends

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Endangered Species Dark Chocolate Bar Cranberries & Almonds

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Vanilla Cream Candle

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Socks That Plant Trees

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