Cosatto Charity

Not only do Cosatto products look the business, they do good too. Looks Good, Does Good is our initiative with a big aim: that every Cosatto product sold helps support brilliant causes doing real work around the world. Our goal is to make a small donation from each sale to carefully chosen charities — starting with the amazing Mary’s Meals (more on them below). We believe good stuff grows, and with more projects in the pipeline, watch this space. Choose Cosatto. The gift that keeps on giving.

Funding the recovery of an equivalent of 25 bottles from nature with every car seat sold.
We are taking immediate action on the global plastic waste crisis, through our partnership with rePurpose Global. By contributing to the rePurpose Impact Projects Project Hara Kal and Project Laut Yang Tenang we’re enabling access to improved waste management infrastructure in local communities in Kerala, India and West Java, Indonesia. While we work towards our long-term sustainability goals, taking immediate action against plastic waste means creating meaningful change, today.

For every Cosatto highchair sold, a child is provided with a daily meal for a week at their place of education. Mary's Meals are supporting more than 2.6 million of the world’s poorest children. By providing one good meal in a place of learning, children are drawn into the classroom where they can receive an education that could one day free them from poverty. You can also donate directly via the Mary's Meals website.
As of August 2025, you have supported 1309 kids! Feeding them for a whole school year at their at their place of learning.

Cosatto team members can all put forward a charity close to their heart and we all vote for who we support. Since we started doing this in 2013, we’ve raised over £102,000 for some fabulous charities.

Our team have gone the extra mile to raise money for Wellspring and Willow Wood Hospice. Combined we raised nearly £2000.

A while back, a hardcore Cosatto crew took on the Yorkshire 3 Peaks Challenge to raise money for Millie’s Trust. Dozens of bruises and sore muscles later, the team made it home and raised a brilliant £2,670.