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Donate a Facial to the Trans Community this Giving Tuesday: Sabbatical Beauty x The Equitable Skincare Project
This Giving Tuesday, help us bring care and confidence to trans folks.
Sabbatical Beauty is partnering with The Equitable Skincare Project to sponsor free facials for the trans community from the William Way LGBT Community Center.
Pictured above ⬆️ Donation facials from the previous Equitable Skincare Project's event. Photo credit: Facial Event at Be Well Center.
💖 How It Works
- Purchase this facial donation to donate a free facial to the trans community from the Sabbatical Beauty website.
- Your $25 goes directly to The Equitable Skincare Project to fund a 30 minute facial for a trans member of the William Way community.
- As our thanks, you’ll receive a $25 Sabbatical Beauty coupon (no minimum purchase) to treat yourself, too.
- The more donation facials purchased, the more youth we can serve
🗓️ Key Dates
- Donation Period: Giving Tuesday, Dec 2 – Dec 14, 2025
- Facial Event: Dec 15, 2025, at the William Way LGBTQ Center
💆🏽 How Sabbatical Beauty is Giving Back
- We’re raising funds to provide fair stipends for participating aestheticians donating their time and skills.
- We’re donating all skincare products used during the facials, plus a take-home Sabbatical Beauty product for each participant’s aftercare.
🌱 Why This Matters
Our skin is how we face the world. When we feel comfortable and confident in it, we can show up fully as ourselves.
Many people in transition experience skin changes due to hormone therapy—these facials offer not just care, but dignity, education, and self-esteem.
✨ About the Equitable Skincare Project
Founded by Aliesh Pierce, master aesthetician and creator of AskAliesh Skincare Studio, The Equitable Skincare Project provides free and donation-based facials to underserved communities throughout Philadelphia. Their mission: to make skin health and self-care accessible to everyone, not just a privileged few.
✨ About the William Way LGBT Center
Founded in 1976, the William Way Centerhas been a resource and hub for the LGBTQIA+ community. The Center includes a 14000 volume lending library, a world class LGBTQIA+ history archives, a public art and exhibition space and multiple community meeting spaces.