MTV Staying Alive Foundation is one of my absolute favourite charities. Back in my retail days at The Body Shop (also part of L’Oreal) we worked with the campaign with the Get Lippy campaign selling gorgeous, Guarana lip balms. This year, Tinie Tempah (who I’ve met sort of before a Katie Eary show a few years back) is the face of the campaign and they’ve partnered with Kiehl’s to launch a limited edition pot of Kiehl’s Ultra Facial Cream, their iconic and flagship product.
The Staying Alive Foundation has supported the growth of 538 awareness-raising projects worldwide since 2005. They’ve helped 200,000 people get tested and have distributed over 7 million condoms. Their aim is awareness and education!
I am super-excited to see the launch of this campaign and with the sale of every Kiehl’s Ultra Facial Cream, Kiehl’s will donate £2 to the Staying Alive Foundation, and the brand have already raised $2.5 million over the last 10 years for HIV/AIDS-related causes.
The 125ml jar of Ultra Facial Cream is available here for £43.50.
Any money I make in affiliation linking from this product (if you click and buy, I get a small percentage of the product price) will be donated to the Terrence Higgins Trust, the UK’s most prominent HIV support and awareness charity.
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