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Macy's Mission Every One: In Support of Trevor's Life-Saving Work

BY: Trevor News
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We are proud to partner with Macy’s and support their social purpose platform, Mission Every One, to create a brighter future for all.

As part of this commitment, the company will host a charitable giving program benefiting The Trevor Project, participate in select Pride celebrations nationwide and spotlight products from LGBTQ+-owned, founded and designed brands at select stores and online.

From June 1 – 30, customers can round up their in-store purchases (up to $0.99) and donate their change, or donate online, to support our mission of providing crisis intervention and suicide prevention services. 

Learn more at macys.com/purpose.

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