Anthropologie announced on Monday an expanded partnership with Nest, a nonprofit dedicated to empowering artisans and makers, as part of Women’s History Month. 

The enhanced collaboration will include a six-month fellowship program, which will provide five recipients with mentorship from key Anthropologie team members and the opportunity to sell their work commission-free through Anthropologie’s stores and digital marketplace beginning in the fall.

To celebrate the launch of this expanded partnership and to honor Women’s History Month, Anthropologie will also host a series of special events. On March 6 in New York City, Anthropologie will hold a Women’s History Month panel discussion featuring key executives from both Anthropologie and Nest, alongside local artisans and makers, to explore the impact of creative entrepreneurship. 

Likewise, on March 8, Anthropologie stores in New York City, Los Angeles, and Chicago will host Nest artisans and makers for exclusive community pop-up markets, offering customers a chance to shop unique products while supporting local women-led businesses.

Lastly, as part of its ongoing commitment to women’s empowerment, Anthropologie is also pledging a $100,000 annual corporate donation to support Nest’s mission.

“We’re honored to kick off Women’s History Month by announcing the expansion of our partnership and fellowship program with Nest,” said Kate Haldy, head of PR, communications, and Impact at Anthropologie Group. 

“Over the past two years, we have been deeply inspired by the incredible work our friends at Nest are doing to uplift and empower artists and makers across the country. We are excited to deepen our commitment to this impactful journey, expanding our support and creating even greater opportunities for these talented communities in 2025 and beyond.”