In February 2010 the first edition of the Humanity wearable fragrance launches online and in Sigerson Morrison's Soho store as a fundraiser for the Humanity fountain.

From the iconic symbol of the sacred heart found in Mexico, the fountain began to be conceived. Working with glass artist Alan Iwamura and industrial designer Lance McGregor, Anne expressed how the Humanity perfume fountain should be a place for contemplation and reflection. The three artists worked together to design a fountain with a white stone base in which water would flow calmly from a glass heart.

Beginning in January of 2009, Anne was accepted as one of twelve students at the Grasse Institute of Perfumery. The small town of Grasse in southern France is recognized as a historical center for the art, and many distilleries, factories, and companies still flourish there. Anne was able to see first-hand the full process from field to fragrance, and learned from some of the industry's top creators how to compose the Humanity fragrance.

In September of 2009, six friends travelled to San Miguel de Allende in Mexico to volunteer for one week at the Casa de los Angeles, a day care center for orphans and children of single mothers. There, artist Anne McClain gathered inspiration for the Humanity perfume fountain.