The Triple Win of Donating to FashionablyGood
WIN #1
Permanent Backlinks & Exposure
Every piece you donate gets its own product page featuring your name, your channel, and links to your video where you wore it. Your audience discovers us, our audience discovers you. SEO juice for both of us.
WIN #2
Premium Tax Deduction
Designer pieces with documented provenance, like "worn by [You] in [Video Title]", often command higher fair market values on the resale market. You get an itemized IRS-compliant 501(c)(3) receipt and value-guide reference data reflecting current resale comparables for items with creator provenance, so you can claim a confident fair market value when you file. (For donations over $5,000, the IRS requires an independent qualified appraisal.)
WIN #3
Your Audience Sees Where It Went
100% of net rental profits are split across the charities on our Honor Roll at year end. Your audience can rent the actual piece instead of watching it disappear into a closet. No greenwashing, just a dress that keeps getting worn.
How It Works for Creators
Send Us Your Pieces
Ship designer outfits you've featured in content. Include brand, size, and which video/post they appeared in.
We Clean & Photograph
Professional cleaning, styling photography, and itemized records of every piece, plus comparable-sales reference data factoring in creator provenance for your tax filing.
Your Product Page Goes Live
Each piece gets a dedicated page with "As Seen On [Your Channel]" featuring your name, photo, and links to your content.
Tax Receipt, Then Rentals
You get an itemized 501(c)(3) donation receipt. After that, every rental of your piece adds to the year-end pool for the Honor Roll charities.
What We'll Feature On Your Piece
"This Zimmermann dress was worn by [Creator Name] in their viral 'Summer Gala GRWM' video (2.3M views). Now you can rent this exact piece and support charity at the same time."
Who This Fits
YouTubers
Fashion hauls, GRWMs, event vlogs
Instagram Creators
OOTDs, brand collabs, event coverage
TikTokers
Try-ons, styling videos, trends
Podcasters & Hosts
On-camera appearances, press tours
Questions Creators Ask
Do I need a certain follower count?
Nope. We accept donations from creators of all sizes. A micro-influencer's Valentino dress has just as much rental appeal as a mega-creator's.
What types of pieces work best?
Designer evening wear, statement pieces, formal gowns, luxury accessories. Basically anything rental-worthy that you've worn on camera but won't wear again.
How is the tax value determined?
Per IRS rules, you (the donor) determine fair market value when filing. We provide an itemized 501(c)(3) receipt and comparable-sales reference data based on brand, condition, and provenance. Pieces with documented creator/celebrity history typically command higher resale comparables. For donations over $5,000, the IRS requires an independent qualified appraisal.
Can I share this with my audience?
Yes, please do. "I donated my [Brand] dress to @fashionablygood and now you can rent the exact piece I wore in [video]" is great content. We'll send you assets if you want them.
Have Pieces Sitting in a Closet?
Email us with your channel info and what you'd like to donate. We'll take it from there.
Bigger moment in mind? See our pop-up fashion museum for publicists, managers, and creators with iconic pieces.