Throughout the month of June, Walmart’s Corporate Social Responsibility team is elevating LGBTQIA-owned and founded brands through their Pride Hub, and göt2b is honored to be one of only three corporate labels included as a brand that authentically advocates for and supports the queer community year-round.
On its hub, Walmart recognizes the impact of Henkel and göt2b’s $150,000 partnership with Ditch the Label, a youth organization that supports people between the ages of 12 and 25 who are affected by cyberbullying and online abuse. The partnership has opened conversations to raise awareness and empower those affected by providing tools, resources, and guidance. Ditch the Label’s digital tools include specific programming for LGBTQIA+ youth and offer online safe spaces where everyone is free to seek help and embrace who they really are.
To round out a month full of celebration, göt2b sponsored the 53rd annual NYC Pride March and the 42nd Annual Toronto Pride Festival on June 25, which are among the largest global events celebrating the LGBTQIA+ community each year. Nearly 100 Henkel employees marched together, along with göt2b influencer and celebrity hair stylist, Tokyo Stylez, along with leaders from the Henkel Pride Employee Resource Group. The groups marched along the parade routes, cheering with tens of thousands of participants and over a million sidewalk spectators to celebrate our differences and demonstrate our commitment to fostering an inclusive and supportive workplace environment.
göt2b, Henkel, and the rest of our brands are committed to promoting individuality, authenticity, respect, and support within the LGBTQIA+ community and beyond.
We are proud to partner with events and organizations that also recognize the importance of amplifying diverse voices and celebrating the countless contributions of the queer community to society.