Since its founding, Rodan + Fields (R+F), a leading premium skincare brand and direct seller, has delivered against its mission to be a life-changing company by making a positive impact on people.

As a corporate donor since 2010 and a Disaster Responder Member since 2019, Rodan + Fields has supported the American Red Cross in helping to fulfill their mission whenever and wherever they’re needed. Together with their Independent Consultant Community and Home Office Team, Rodan + Fields has contributed over $1.4M to global disasters, including wildfires across the Western U.S., Hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria, the Australian Bush Fires, the Canadian wildfires, and frontline support during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Alongside financial support during these trying times, Rodan + Fields has supported the Red Cross by collecting blood with the potential to save up to 1,113 lives through blood drives hosted at their San Francisco headquarters since 2014, provided diversity, equity & inclusion training grants, donated skincare products to frontline Red Cross volunteers, and engaged its community of employees and Independent Consultants in numerous American Red Cross volunteer opportunities.

The American Red Cross is grateful to Rodan + Fields and their steadfast commitment to improving the lives of others. Through over a decade of support they have ensured people suffering from emergencies large and small receive the care, comfort and resources they deserve, through the work of the Red Cross. As the 2022 Red Cross Gala Philanthropic Company of the Year, the Red Cross is proud to recognize Rodan + Fields and celebrates its mission to be a life-changing company.

“Let me introduce you to my beautiful 15-year-old daughter Brandi. Brandi grew up very active and participated in various sports in the community. She started playing softball at the age of four, swam on the Martinez Community Swim Team for several years, played basketball with the Catholic Youth Organization for St. Catherine’s of Sienna, and she also played club volleyball with Vibe in Orinda. Starting at the age of five, Brandi became a member of 4-H and is a Girl Scout.

In June 2020, we learned that Brandi had Ewing’s Sarcoma - a rare and aggressive bone cancer - in her tibia.  Her treatments started immediately on July 3, 2020. Removal of the tumor took place on September 30, 2020, and she rang the bell on February 16, 2021. She is now CANCER FREE. During the course of her treatments, she received NINE blood transfusions. Those transfusions helped save Brandi’s life. We are forever grateful to the people who gave the gift of blood.”

- Tracy Pico, Brandi’s Mother