From music and books to movies and charity/organization involvement, there’s been a wide variety of holiday gift ideas all with two things in common: helping you find the perfect gift and helping you help mental health and wellness.

Yet…what if none of those gift ideas really suit the person you’re shopping for?

If you don’t think any of the gift ideas listed this week would work, but you still want to give something that will help others, too, consider shopping through GoodShop.com.

When you shop through GoodShop.com, up to 30% of the cost is donated to a charity or cause of your choice.

Companies and organizations like the National Alliance on Mental Illness (a favorite of Hugh Laurie’s), Operation Kids (partnered with Drew Brees to help rebuild New Orleans with kids in mind), TOMS Shoes (which, for every pair of shoes purchased, gives one pair to a child in need and has designed a special pair for Dave Matthews Band fans), the National Inclusion Project (co-founded by Clay Aiken and created to help children of all abilities experience full inclusion), and the TZONE Foundation (founded by Tyra Banks and created to raise funds and help with grants for community-based programs to help disadvantaged girls and women) are just a few of the programs included in the GoodSearch.com database.

Plus, GoodShop.com helps you find deals with more than 1,000 stores. Avon, Barnes & Noble, Best Buy, Amazon, Gap, Home Depot, iTunes, Kohls, Macy’s – they’re all there.

Happy shopping!

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