Mary Kay has received the first ever “Do Good” stamp from Ladies’ Home Journal (LHJ). The magazine created the stamp to recognize companies that contribute to making the world a better place. Mary Kay was specifically honored for its combined efforts to keep women and girls safe against domestic violence.
    
According to LHJ, the “Do Good” philosophy is a key component of its editorial policy, and the stamp reinforces the magazine’s commitment to this messaging. The LHJ Do Good Advisory Panel selects companies that make a commitment to giving back. Mary Kay was in the first group of honorees, which included a total of nine companies. Among its many initiatives, the Mary Kay Foundation has donated nearly $22 million to women’s shelters and domestic violence programs and lobbied Congress for the Violence Against Women Act and its renewal, as well as state legislatures on teen dating violence awareness.