Kelly Osbourne Fashions

As a fashion designer of her own line, Stories… by Kelly Osbourne, and a guest judge on «Project Runway,» Kelly Osbourne certainly understands the value of dressing well. Now the television star is leveraging the value of designer fashion to benefit a charity near and dear to her, Race to Erase MS.

Through the nonprofit designer apparel resale website Union & Fifth, Osbourne has donated an eclectic mix of young, fun clothes featuring Rebecca Minkoff, new-with-tags British Topshop, Asos, and Issa. Highlights include a fuzzy pink skirt, a pin-up girl circle skirt, and a moto-jacket. 75% of the proceeds from the sale will directly benefit Race to Erase MS, which held its 22^nd annual Gala in April and its annual Orange You Happy to Erase MS campaign throughout May.

Osbourne has been involved in the fight against MS since her brother Jack was diagnosed with relapsing remitting multiple sclerosis in 2012. A year later, Sharon and Jack Osbourne were both honored with the «Medal of Hope» award at the 20^th annual Race to Erase MS Gala.

Union & Fifth, a fundraising platform that allows donors to help nonprofits of their choosing, has woven fashion with philanthropy as the first-and-only nonprofit designer resale site. Its mission to offer affordable haute couture with a heart is captured in its slogan, «Shop for Good,» with 75% of each sale price given to the charity selected by each donor.

Beneficiaries include Autism Speaks, Avon Products Foundation, Corazon De Vida Foundation, Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation, Global Green USA, Juvenile Diabetes Foundation-LA, Little Kids Rock, Race to Erase MS, St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital and Year Up, and such academic institutions as University of Massachusetts Boston and University of San Francisco. For charities, donors and shoppers alike, it’s more than a fashionable idea.

Race to Erase MS is dedicated to the treatment and ultimate cure of multiple sclerosis (MS).  Funding research is the core focus of the foundation, and significant strides have been made to find the cause and cure of this debilitating disease. All funds raised support our Center Without Walls program, a network of the world’s leading MS research scientists currently representing such institutions as Harvard, Yale, Cedars-Sinai, University of Southern California, Oregon Health Science University, UC San Francisco and Johns Hopkins. This unique collaboration of physicians, scientists and clinicians has led to innovative research and recent breakthroughs in therapeutic approaches to treat MS.