These Retailers Are Helping the Victims of Hurricane Harvey

Cleaning up the devastation of Hurricane Harvey is no small feat. If you're interested in helping, there are a number of ways to do so. You can donate to organizations like Samaritan's Purse or the Salvation Army, or to specific local charities like the Hurricane Harvey Relief Fund, the Houston SPCA, and the Houston Food Bank. If you'd rather give supplies, many of these organizations have Amazon wish lists that let you donate critical items to those in need.

SEE ALSO: DealNews Is Matching Donations to the Houston Food Bank

And don't forget to tune in to the celebrity fundraiser tonight, September 12. Expect to see Beyoncé, George Clooney, Jamie Foxx, and more. It's another opportunity to donate online, by phone, or via text message.

But there's another way to help you may not be aware of — shopping! You can support companies that are donating funds, as well as those that are matching donations. Below, we've rounded up lots of retailers that are giving a portion of their proceeds to help those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

Retailers Helping the Victims of Hurricane Harvey

• Where: glassybaby
  What: "Forever" votive for $50
  Donation: $10
  Details: This vendor makes gorgeous handblown glass products and has made giving back a habit. It's donated over $6 million to help people, animals, and the planet. Purchase the "Forever" votive and $10 will go to the Hurricane Harvey Relief Fund.
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• Where: Custom Ink
  What: "Stand Bayou City" T-Shirt for $25
  Donation: All proceeds
  Details: James Rinando, a Houston physician, created this t-shirt with the words "Stand Bayou City" in a tile print. All proceeds will go to the Hurricane Harvey Relief Fund (via the Greater Houston Community Foundation). It's available online, and will be distributed at the Urban Harvest Farmers' Market on September 30 if you're in the area. If you're not, it can be shipped to you.
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• Where: James Avery Artisan Jewelry
  What: Deep in the Heart of Texas Charm from $40
  Donation: All proceeds
  Details: Great for those who hail from the Lone Star State (or just those with an affinity for it), this charm is shaped like Texas and has a heart-shaped cutout in the center. A full 100% of the sales through September 30 will be donated to Harvey relief efforts. Some options are currently sold out, but you can still grab one on backorder to make your donation count.
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• Where: Magnolia Market
  What: "Texas Forever" T-Shirt for $26
  Donation: All proceeds
  Details: If you're a fan of Chip and Joanna Gaines from the HGTV show Fixer Upper, this t-shirt is perfect for you. The "Texas Forever" shirt is a staple of their online shop, but throughout the month of September, the couple is donating all the proceeds from the shirt's sales. Note that it's a final sale item through September 30, and it's currently on backorder.
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• Where: Elaine Turner
  What: Most items
  Donation: 10% of all sales, 100% of proceeds from select items
  Details: This Houston-based designer is showing her love for her city by donating 10% of sales (both online and retail) to the American Red Cross. Additionally, shop the "Longhorn Charm" of the Southern Charm Bar Jewelry Collection, and 100% of your sale will be donated. Opt for the custom-designed "Texas Strong" t-shirt, and 100% of those sales will be donated to the Hurricane Harvey Relief Fund through September 30. Plus, Turner stores in Houston, San Antonio, Southlake, and Plano are accepting donations of toiletry items and lightly worn clothing.
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• Where: Lime Crime Makeup
  What: Beet It Lipstick for $20
  Donation: All proceeds
  Details: Try a new shade of lipstick and donate to a good cause. Buy the Beet It Matte Velveteens lipstick by September 12, and 100% of your purchase will be donated to the American Red Cross.
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• Where: Golden Thread Jewelry
  What: Antique Large Texas Necklace for $65
  Donation: All proceeds
  Details: Purchase this large, gold, Texas-shaped pendant necklace and 100% of the proceeds will be donated to local shelters in Houston that aren't being supported by national charities. If you want to ensure you're giving to residents of Houston, this is a great way to do it. (Note that it's out of stock right now, but the site is working to bring it back asap.)
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• Where: Paris Texas Apparel Company
  What: "Come Hell or High Water" T-Shirt for $29
  Donation: All proceeds
  Details: Despite the name, the company is based in Houston and sells men's clothing and accessories. All proceeds from the sale of this shirt will be donated to J.J. Watt's Houston Flood Relief Fund.
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• Where: Orangetheory
  What: All Out for Houston T-Shirt for $25
  Donation: All proceeds
  Details: These gyms can be found all over the US and Canada, and it's selling a unique t-shirt to help out the victims in Houston. All proceeds go to the Greater Houston Community Foundation Hurricane Harvey Relief Fund.
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• Where: Unitee
  What: "Houston Rises" T-Shirt for $35
  Donation: All proceeds
  Details: Creative agency 5 + 8 designed this "Houston Rises" t-shirt for Unitee. Purchase this shirt and 100% of the proceeds will go to the Greater Houston Community Foundation Hurricane Harvey Relief Fund.
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• Where: Alice d'Italia
  What: All sales
  Donation: 30% of all sales
  Details: This is a Houston-based business that sells custom Italian shoes. Through the month of September, it's donating 30% of all sales to Hurricane Harvey relief efforts.
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• Where: Miles David
  What: Rise Together Houston Collection
  Donation: All proceeds
  Details: Designer David Peck created a collection of coffee mugs, t-shirts, totes, and phone cases that read "Houston Rise Together." Shopping from this collection ensures 100% of the profits are donated to the J.J. Watt Houston Flood Relief Fund.
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• Where: Sevenly
  What: Hurricane Harvey Relief Collection
  Donation: 100% of net proceeds
  Details: This site allows you to shop for different causes. Currently, there's a collection of items for which 100% of net proceeds will go to Hurricane Harvey relief via the Convoy of Hope and the American Red Cross.
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• Where: Urban Outfitters
  What: Hurricane Harvey Relief T-Shirts for $29
  Donation: All proceeds
  Details: Choose from two different specially designed t-shirts in the exclusive UO Community Cares collection. All proceeds from the sales of these shirts will go to the Hurricane Harvey Relief Fund.
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• Where: Milly
  What: "Unbreakable" Tank for $50
  Donation: All proceeds
  Details: Buy this "Unbreakable" racerback tank, and 100% of the proceeds will be donated to the American Red Cross to help the victims of Harvey.
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• Where: thredUP
  What: Clean Out Kit
  Donation: All proceeds from your bag
  Details: If you've been meaning to clean out your closet, now's the perfect time to do it. Order a Clean Out Kit from thredUP and have the proceeds from your bag donated. All donations will go to the Houston Food Bank.
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• Where: NBA Store
  What: Houston Rockets' "Houston Strong" T-Shirt for $24.99
  Donation: 100% of net profits
  Details: Buy this shirt and Fanatics will donate 100% of the net profits to the Hurricane Harvey Relief Fund.
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• Where: Goldsheep Clothing
  What: Help Houston Leggings for $98
  Donation: 25% of proceeds
  Details: Buy these moisture-wicking and quick-drying leggings covered with Texas silhouettes, and 25% of the proceeds will be donated to the American Red Cross to help those affected by Hurricane Harvey.
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• Where: Howler Brothers
  What: Howler for Harvey T-Shirt for $40
  Donation: All proceeds
  Details: This business is headquartered in Austin, Texas, and launched the Howler for Harvey t-shirt in order to support victims of the hurricane. They plan to donate 100% of all proceeds to relief efforts in Texas. They plan to research the best places to impact the effort and direct the donations accordingly.
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• Where: Threadless
  What: "Houston Relief" T-Shirt from $20
  Donation: All proceeds
  Details: You can purchase this shirt in men's, women's, and kids' sizes. The Hurricane Harvey Relief effort in Houston will receive 100% of all the proceeds.
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• Where: Le Mel
  What: Texas Strong Hurricane Harvey Onesie for $28
  Donation: All proceeds
  Details: Buy this onesie for the baby (or babies) in your life, and 100% of the proceeds will go to the Texas Diaper Bank Diaster Relief Fund.
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• Where: Christina Greene
  What: #TexasStrong Necklace for $42
  Donation: All proceeds
  Details: This necklace was designed to symbolize Texas unity, and helps those in Houston, as well as all other affected cities in Texas. All proceeds from this necklace will be donated to the J.J. Watt Fund, Houston SPCA, and individuals without a home. Got a specific charity you'd like to donate to? You can add it in the notes section when you checkout.
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• Where: HERO
  What: Backpacks from $49
  Donation: Backpack full of supplies
  Details: Even if you've already found backpacks for your kids for the school year, consider grabbing one of these. For every HERO backpack purchased, another one full of supplies will be donated to a Houston child in need. The backpacks will be sent to the Houston-based Rick Anthony Athletic Foundation, which will fill them with supplies and then distribute them to more than 160 school districts that have been shut down. HERO is now also donating backpacks to victims of Hurricane Irma.
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• Where: Fleurty Girl
  What: "Hou Dat" T-Shirt for $20
  Donation: All proceeds
  Details: Residents in New Orleans remember when Houston helped them during Hurricane Katrina. The site Fluerty Girl is ready to return the favor. Preorder this t-shirt, and 100% of the proceeds will be donated to Feeding Texas, an organization that serves food banks in the affected areas.

Readers, do you know of any other retailers donating to severe weather relief efforts? Share them in the comments below!