20 Companies Willing to Speak Out in 2020

#BlackoutTuesday was one of the most popular social media trends and allowed people to support the Black Lives Matter movement. Shutterstock.

9. Wayfair

Wayfair is an American online company that sells furniture and home goods. They were founded in 2002 with the name CSN Stores. They have over 14 million items in their digital platform and work with over 11,000 suppliers from all over the world.

The company took to their Twitter feed to not only lend their support through Blackout Tuesday, where the company shared a black image and then silent for the rest of the day, but also decided to donate through matches. A statement from the CEO and co-founder Niraj Shah stated that the company would double their match for employee donation to anti-racist organizations and doubled its paid time off program for volunteering for 30 days.