Mustard Made’s 2026 Pride campaign has seen the furniture manufacturer donate a record amount to support of the human rights of LGBTIQ people around the world.
The company donated 10% of June’s sales as part of its House Proud project, which celebrated self-expression and personal identity in homes. It shared six stories that explored the meaning of home to people in the LGBTIQ community around the globe.
‘Partnering with Outright International for Pride has been the highlight for our team for three years now. In 2026, we decided to go bigger than ever, with a commitment to donating 10% of sales throughout the whole of June,’ says Becca Stern, Mustard Made co-founder, who set up the company with her sister Jess (pictured together) in 2017.
‘I’m incredibly proud that this has led to our largest charitable donation of £53,425.’
‘Mustard’s dedication to aligning firmly in support of the rights of LGBTIQ people everywhere is underscored not only by its generous funding of Outright’s work but also by its intentional approach to authentically telling the stories of love and compassion that exist within our communities,’ says Elise Colomer-Cheadle, Outright International director of development and corporate engagement.
‘It is that intentionality that makes all of us at Outright excited to continue collaborating with Mustard every single year.’
The company’s support of homelessness charity Beam between 2014-2019, which saw £5 donated from every UK order, raised more than £207,000.
