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Welcome to the 47 social enterprises, cooperatives, responsible businesses, civic organizations, and networks that became Good Market approved in December 2024! This month’s roundup includes new community members from South Africa, Malawi, Cameroon, Scotland, England, Switzerland, Syria, India, Sri Lanka, Taiwan, Australia, Canada, and the United States. More than 3,987 enterprises across 113 countries are now part of the Good Market commons. ❤️
London, England, United Kingdom
re-wrap crafts organic cotton products and creates opportunities for women artisans and farmers in South India to thrive with independence. They specialize in custom canvas tote bags and kitchen textiles that are traceable from “seed to shop.” re-wrap helps farmers transition from conventional commercial agriculture to climate-resilient regenerative farming practices and organic certification. They go beyond fair trade practices to support every link in the supply chain from cotton farming to ginning, spinning, weaving, dyeing, printing, cutting, sewing, shipping, and shopping. re-wrap is committed to clean energy and circularity. Offices and creation units are fitted with solar panels, sampling is done with 3D technology to minimize waste, larger offcuts and remnants are repurposed, and smaller scraps are shredded to create their recycled cotton range. re-wrap is a registered Community Interest Company (CIC), a World Fair Trade Organization guaranteed member, a certified B Corporation, and a member of Social Enterprise UK.
Lilongwe, Malawi
Village Solar empowers marginalized rural women in Malawi and enables them to earn a living distributing clean energy products in their communities. They provide training, mentorship, and support so their network of clean energy entrepreneurs can supply solar lanterns and solar home systems to families in remote areas without reliable electricity. Village Solar offers affordable “pay-as-you-go” installment plans to make their products accessible to low-income communities. They are part of All Good Ventures, kanthari, and other social and environmental networks.
Marrickville, New South Wales, Australia
Reverse Garbage Co-operative was started in 1975 by a group of enterprising teachers who salvaged materials from local factories to reuse in their classrooms and has evolved into Australia’s largest creative reuse and sustainability education center. Their retail warehouse operates seven days per week in Marrickville, Sydney and includes learning spaces, an outdoor terrace, and an edible garden which is open to community use. Reverse Garbage organizes zero waste birthday parties, interactive repair and reuse workshops, and public events to educate individuals, communities, and businesses about the value of conserving resources through waste avoidance, waste minimization, and life-long resource use. Their rescued materials and reuse items are affordable for students and people on low or fixed incomes. Reverse Garbage is a member of the Social Enterprise Council of NSW & ACT. They are a not-for-profit organization and reinvest all surplus towards their mission.
Bar Harbor, Maine, United States
Fair Trade Winds makes fair trade products more accessible so everyday purchases can have a positive impact on the world. They offer handmade clothing, accessories, housewares, toys, stationery, and more through their shops in Bar Harbor, Boulder, and Seattle, online, and through community events. Fair Trade Winds partners with fair trade workshops and artisan cooperatives that pay fair wages and use environmentally responsible materials. They are a Fair Trade Federation verified member and a Green America certified business.
Vasai-Virar, Maharashtra, India
Asha Handicrafts Association was founded in 1975 to connect Indian artisans with global fair trade markets, preserve traditional crafts, empower women, uplift communities, and break the cycle of poverty. They partner with fair trade importers around the world to supply handcrafted housewares, accessories, toys, games, stationery, and other fair trade products. Asha Handicrafts provides fair pay, capacity building, and marketing support and organizes medical aid and education projects. They prioritize local materials that are sustainably sourced, biodegradable, and free from harmful chemicals. Asha Handicrafts is a World Fair Trade Organization guaranteed member and a member of Fair Trade Forum India. They reinvest all surplus towards the social welfare of their artisans and their families.
Isle of Wight, England, United Kingdom
Teemill offers a circular economy platform to redesign the fashion industry and help brands end waste. They provide sustainable print-on-demand services for custom t-shirts and products, a free online store builder, same-day fulfillment, wholesale blank clothing, and a range of software solutions and integrations. Teemill’s printing software fulfills orders in real-time, so they only make what is needed when it is needed. Their products are made from GOTS-certified organic materials in factories powered by renewable energy and are designed to come back and be remanufactured when they’re worn out. Dyehouse wastewater is recovered, cleaned, and recirculated in a closed loop system, and orders are shipped in plastic-free packaging. The cost savings from their technology are used to make organic cotton farming, renewables, sustainable packaging, and reverse logistics affordable. Teemill minimizes carbon emissions by using renewable energy and offsets the rest through tree planting projects.
Hama, Syria
Afkar Plus supports young entrepreneurs to develop their ideas and transform them into startup companies and sustainable development projects that support the local economy in Syria. They provide coworking and study spaces, training, workshops, community leadership, and business incubation programs. Afkar Plus partners with mission-aligned experts, consultants, facilitators, and local entrepreneurship support organizations. They provide equal opportunities and supportive environments to achieve gender balance in entrepreneurship.
Kota Rama Chandra Puram, Andhra Pradesh, India
Vanasiri promotes sustainably sourced forest and agricultural products and creates livelihood opportunities for Indigenous tribal people in Andhra Pradesh. They specialize in natural, biodegradable Adda leaf plates, handcrafted bamboo housewares, medicinal plants, peanuts, and other tribal farm products. The collective coordinates training, raw material procurement, logistics, fair market access, and machinery grants. Vanasiri is owned and managed by Indigenous tribal forest collectors and producers who are part of Van Dhan Vikas Kendras in Eluru district. Profits are shared with producers and reinvested in collective progress and community development.
Tiwi Islands, Northern Territory, Australia
Mamanta strengthens culture, creates learning and job opportunities, and supports community-led programs in the Tiwi Islands. They offer cross-cultural consulting services, cultural immersion camps, community health and wellbeing initiatives, and cultural revitalization projects. Milikapiti, their campground at Pitjiramirra on Melville Island, provides a nurturing environment for local Indigenous people to participate in cultural activities and community events. Mamanta sources locally and collaborates and partners with other local organizations whenever possible.
Portland, Oregon, United States
Smith & Connors helps organizations on a mission match their story with their vision and accelerate growth and transformation. They specialize in branding, website design and development, marketing and communications, and consulting for nonprofits, philanthropies, government institutions, higher education, and mission-driven businesses. Their strategic brand and communications work is rooted in an empathetic and collaborative approach that prioritizes listening and fosters clarity and alignment across an organization. Smith & Connors is a certified B Corporation and WBENC-certified Women Owned. They are a member of The Communications Network and Zebras Unite Co-Op.
Bristol, England, United Kingdom
Counter Culture produces uniquely flavored natural kombucha to raise money for non-profit causes and counter traditional drinking culture. Their probiotic drinks are brewed in Bristol from organic green tea, organic raw cane sugar, and active culture and are carefully balanced to be lighter in acidity than typical kombucha. Before launching, Counter Culture split their ownership in half, created a new type of share called Commercially Compassionate shares, and donated a majority stake of their business to Alcohol Change and BillyChip. They also donate five percent of their total sales to these nonprofit initiatives. Counter Culture is committed to carbon neutrality and has partnered with Plannet Zero to measure, offset, and reduce their emissions. They are a certified B Corporation and a member of 1% for the Planet.
Bamenda, Cameroon
Sustainable Run for Development (SURUDEV) promotes inclusive, equitable, and sustainable development initiatives in Cameroon with a focus on transforming environmental and agricultural landscapes to improve livelihoods for underprivileged communities. They promote climate-smart sustainable agriculture, non-timber forest products like honey and medicinal plants, and agripreneurship to ensure food sovereignty, nutritional security, and income security. They also promote biodiversity conservation, waste management, renewable energy, and local climate adaptation through awareness campaigns, community initiatives, research, and advocacy. SURUDEV offers free training and services to communities in need. They are a not-for-profit organization and reinvest all surplus towards their purpose.
Inverness, Scotland, United Kingdom
Impact Hub Inverness supports the growth and development of social enterprises and social impact initiatives in the Highlands and Islands of Scotland. They provide coworking memberships, hot desk day passes, meeting rooms, and collaborative office spaces, host workshops and events, and offer consultancy services and business support. Impact Hub Inverness brings people together to combat social isolation and encourage collaboration and social entrepreneurship. They are committed to affordability and provide free and discounted programs and services whenever possible. Impact Hub Inverness is a Community Interest Company (CIC) and a member of the global Impact Hub Network, Social Enterprise Scotland, Living Wage Scotland, and the Wellbeing Economy Alliance.
New Delhi, India
Global Ecovillage Network (GEN) Bharat catalyzes communities for a regenerative India. They connect, educate, support, and create ecovillages and projects that expedite the shift to sustainable, responsible, and resilient lifestyles. Their ReGENerative Travel Caravan is developing a self-sustaining economic model for regenerative travel in India. Each caravan includes a curated group of people from diverse backgrounds who travel together by public transport or electric bus and visit ecovillages and grassroots community projects across the country. GEN Bharat hosts the Inner Development Goals (IDG) India network and is part of the Global Ecovillage Network. They are registered as a Section 8 company and reinvest all surplus towards their mission.
Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom
Stay Seen Collective uses the power of art and upcycling to raise awareness and funds to end human trafficking in Scotland. They host exhibitions, workshops, and shows and offer graphic T-shirts, sweatshirts, upcycled accessories, embroidery kits, and craftivism weaving kits. Stay Seen Collective uses all profits to support Survivors of Human Trafficking in Scotland (SOHTIS) and advocate for the systemic changes needed to end the exploitation of trafficked people. SOHTIS is a registered charity and an accredited Living Wage Employer.
Currumbin, Queensland, Australia
Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary has been protecting and celebrating native wildlife and Indigenous cultural heritage in Gold Coast, Queensland since 1947. They care for resident wildlife, provide guests with education-focused ecotourism experiences, participate in a wide range of conservation and research initiatives, and serve as a land care partner for native ecosystem restoration. Currumbin Wildlife Hospital was originally established to care for the sanctuary’s resident animals but quickly expanded to treat, rehabilitate, and release sick, injured, and orphaned native wildlife. They contribute to the future of wildlife conservation through vocational education, training, internships, and volunteer opportunities. Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary has worked with local Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities and staff to develop a Reconciliation Action Plan. They have Respecting Our Culture, Advanced Ecotourism, and Sustainable Tourism certifications. Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary is part of the National Trust of Australia (Queensland) not-for-profit organization and reinvests all surplus towards their purpose.
St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada
Purposeful Group helps organizations and communities across Atlantic Canada thrive while making meaningful contributions to the people, places, and purposes they serve. They specialize in social impact consulting, training, workshops, coaching, event hosting, research, program development, and rural social innovation. Purposeful Group fosters collaboration across Atlantic Canada and is helping create a thriving social finance ecosystem for social entrepreneurs, nonprofits, and changemakers.
Ayr, Scotland, United Kingdom
Launch provides creative marketing services and actively supports initiatives to empower young people, uplift communities, and promote environmental sustainability. They specialize in branding, website design, graphic design, photography, video, animation, social media, marketing, and search engine optimization. Launch provides pro bono and discounted design and marketing services to grassroots organizations. They also give back through mentorship, volunteering, and charitable partnerships with a particular focus on work readiness programs for young people, nutritious meals for children, local sports, and cultural heritage events. Launch minimizes environmental impact through paperless accounting, renewable energy web hosting, and electric vehicles. They are a member of One Earth and Design for Good.
Taipei, Taiwan
APower (動物力量) fosters a harmonious relationship between humans and animals, improves the welfare of stray dogs, and promotes animal protection. They offer animal training courses for pet owners and accredited professional development programs on canine behavior assessments, adult dog socialization, and other core skills. APower provides opportunities for disadvantaged groups to train stray dogs, enabling them to be adopted or serve as working dogs. They also engage the government, academia, and the pet industry through symposia and seminars to promote animal welfare. APower is a not-for-profit organization and reinvests all surplus towards their mission.
Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom
Pride Outside works with organizations to help them become LGBTQ+ inclusive spaces, enabling staff and clients to feel welcome and valued. They offer LGBTQ+ diversity and inclusion training, online learning courses, consultancy, coaching, and speaking services. Pride Outside reinvests all profits into free LGBTQ+ wellbeing events including their annual Pride Outside Wellbeing Festival. They also work with community partners to deliver LGBTQ+ wellbeing events for community groups and LGBTQ+ networks. All of their wellbeing events are based on nature connection and usually take place in local green spaces and woodlands in Glasgow. Pride Outside is a Community Interest Company (CIC) and a member of Social Enterprise Scotland and Glasgow Social Enterprise Network.
Ryde, New South Wales, Australia
Pan Academies of Creative Arts (PACA) creates accessible performing arts productions and educational programs that inspire creativity, foster diversity, and promote positive social change. They specialize in live theater events, drama, dance, and singing classes for young people, and mentorship programs, workshops, and performance opportunities to help artists grow their careers. PACA Productions offers subscription memberships for individuals and businesses to access cultural events and activities, participate in networking opportunities, and increase their brand visibility. They create inclusive spaces, offer affordable and discounted tickets, connect audiences with diverse cultures and traditions, and use the power of the arts to address social issues. PACA Productions implements energy-efficient practices in their productions, promotes carpooling and public transport, and sources local materials whenever possible.
Harpers Ferry, West Virginia, United States
Tenfold Fair Trade Collection makes it easier for customers in Harpers Ferry, West Virginia and online to find fair trade artisan products that empower people and communities around the world. Their carefully curated store includes clothing, accessories, toys, home and garden products, coffee, tea, chocolate, and more. Tenfold Fair Trade sources from mission-aligned brands that employ disadvantaged producers, pay fair wages, ensure gender equity and safe and dignified working conditions, use upcycled, recycled, and environmentally responsible materials, and protect the environment. They are a Fair Trade Federation verified member and a Green America certified business.
Portland, Oregon, United States
Pivot Journeys provides professional development support to help people find meaningful work and to help organizations build strengths-based leaders and cultures that increase collaboration, effectiveness, and engagement. They offer personalized career coaching for job seekers and career changers and talent development programming, early and mid-level management coaching, and team retreats for organizations. Pivot Journeys provides pro bono and discounted services for nonprofits and social impact organizations. They are a member of The Impact Collective, the Nonprofit Association of Oregon, and Net Impact.
Negombo, Sri Lanka
Shepherd’s Delight offers natural baked goods and empowers orphaned young women at Good Shepherd Convent in Sri Lanka to become confident leaders and develop successful, independent lives. They provide hands-on training in baking and entrepreneurship and sell ginger cookies, peanut cookies, chocolate cookies, and butter cookies to generate income. The young women develop life skills and build savings to pursue higher education and invest in their futures. Shepherd’s Delight is committed to affordability, accessibility, and environmental responsibility. They minimize, segregate, and recycle their waste.
Wayville, South Australia, Australia
J2 Geospatial Intelligence Services uses drone technology, advanced software, and expert analytical skills to support decision-making and disaster relief across the Oceania region. They specialize in drone asset inspection, damage assessment, aerial mapping, environmental surveys and mapping, aerial light detection and ranging (LiDAR), 2D and 3D modeling, geographic information support, and other geospatial intelligence services. Their integrated, layered data creates detailed portrayals of landscapes, communities, and their interconnected relationships. J2 operates under Disaster Relief Australia (DRA), a not-for-profit organization that utilizes military expertise for humanitarian aid in disaster-affected communities. They provide professional development and employment opportunities to DRA volunteers and reinvest all surplus towards DRA’s mission.
Atlanta, Georgia, United States
Resend-It aims to reduce waste, lower carbon emissions, and promote circular economy practices through an innovative packaging system that empowers businesses and consumers in the United States to ship and return products in an environmentally responsible way. They manufacture durable, reusable shipping mailers designed to replace single-use packaging. When customers receive a package, they can easily fold the mailer to the size of a standard envelope, peel off the shipping label to reveal the prepaid return address, and return it from home. The Resend-It platform supports circular logistics including package tracking, cleaning, and redistribution.
Maroubra, New South Wales, Australia
Ripple Opportunities democratizes access to career development opportunities for the next generation of impact creators in Australia. Their curated platform makes it easier for purpose-driven individuals to connect with impact-aligned organizations offering scholarships, fellowships, leadership programs, paid internships, jobs, accelerators, grants, and other opportunities. People seeking opportunities can create a free profile to access matchmaking services and connect with other Ripplers.
Blackburn, New South Wales, Australia
Karuna Dawn specializes in artisan-made vegan bags and accessories that transform and uplift lives. They offer natural leaf leather products from northern Thailand, upcycled denim products from India, and hand-block-printed organic cotton products from Nepal. Products ship in home compostable packaging. Karuna Dawn sources from artisan partners that commit to fair trade practices and break cycles of poverty through education, training, employment, and opportunity. They donate products to annual fundraising events for Sunrise Children’s Association. Karuna Dawn is a member of Social Enterprise Network Victoria (SENVIC).
Doune, Scotland, United Kingdom
Làmhan teaches, promotes, and sustains traditional sewing and textile crafts to foster creativity, self-sufficiency, and a deep connection to Scotland’s textile heritage. They offer affordable hands-on sewing workshops, apprenticeships, and public education to individuals of all ages and backgrounds. Làmhan enables people to make and mend their own clothing, creates employment pathways, provides free training for refugees and people from deprived areas, and helps preserve specialized tailoring, kiltmaking, and dressmaking skills. They promote repair, reuse, reclamation, recycling, and upcycling of surplus materials. Làmhan is a member of Social Enterprise Scotland and Zero Waste Scotland. They are a not-for-profit organization and reinvest all surplus towards their mission.
Chippendale, New South Wales, Australia
Aurum Foundation advances social and public welfare by promoting intersectionality, diversity, equity, inclusion (DEI), and gender equality in Australia. They focus on empowering disadvantaged and marginalized groups through the development of innovative educational resources, thought leadership, social justice campaigns, and strategic partnerships. Aurum AQ is their online learning initiative, and Think Talks are events for fostering dialogue and sharing knowledge on topics that matter. Aurum Foundation employs trainers, consultants, and specialists who bring lived experience in cultural diversity, disability, and intersectionality and provides free and discounted services to values-aligned not-for-profits and social enterprises. They are a registered charity with the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission and reinvest all surplus.
Mattala, Sri Lanka
Wastha Ceylon transforms waste into opportunity by creating innovative, value-added products that support rural livelihoods and empower local communities in Sri Lanka. They offer biodegradable banana fiber sanitary napkins and banana fiber packaging as an alternative to imported plastic products. They also have naturally dyed banana fiber clothing, banana-based foods, and natural housewares and accessories. Wastha Ceylon helps farmers in Bandagiriya become skilled entrepreneurs and earn additional income from discarded banana trunks and leaves. They also provide fair-wage employment and skill development opportunities. Production waste is used to make compost. Wastha Ceylon reinvests the majority of surplus towards their mission.
Kearstwick, England, United Kingdom
Blendsmiths specializes in vegan drink blends made from natural, responsibly sourced ingredients. They offer drinking chocolate, chai spice, ceremonial matcha, and superfood blend powders in recyclable packaging and refillable storage jars. Blendsmiths donates to Mustard Tree and Two Brews in Manchester to help combat homelessness.
Colombo, Sri Lanka
Conscious Courage Yoga Collective works to provide the mental, physical, and social benefits of yoga in a safe environment and supports mothers to have a positive pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum experience. They offer private home and online classes, group sessions, retreats, workshops, professional development programs, post-yoga teacher training mentorship, prenatal yoga, and continuous physical, informational, and emotional support for pregnant mothers. Conscious Courage Yoga Collective provides discounts for local identity card holders.
Portland, Oregon, United States
Intersectional Group works with clients to foster inclusive leadership and promote equity through an empathetic and intersectional approach. They offer longer-term organizational engagements, fractional advisory services, one-on-one consulting, training, and workshops on intersectionality, leadership, equity, diversity, inclusion, and related topics. Intersectional Group provides discounts to clients from underrepresented and underserved communities and donates annually to organizations aligned with their values and vision.
Zürich, Switzerland
Aquilaw provides legal consulting services in Zürich with a commitment to creating positive impact for customers, society, and the environment. They specialize in collective labor law, employee protection, company formation, trust management, wills, taxes, accounting, mediation, and advisory services. Aquilaw rejects clients that do not meet their ethical standards. They dedicate one percent of revenue to providing voluntary services and donating to charitable causes.
Eppawala, Sri Lanka
Hela Natural produces affordable home and garden products from locally sourced materials in Sri Lanka and provides an alternative to plastic imports. They specialize in kitchen scrubbing pads, plant pots, and rope made from coconut fiber and natural latex rubber. All products are home-compostable at end-of-life.
Steppes, Tasmania, Australia
New Marketing Movement helps women in Tasmania become virtual marketing assistants so that they can support their families while working from home. Their SheLeads social media program equips participants with skills and expertise in content creation, digital marketing, client management, customer service, and freelancing. The training is available through their online platform so people with mobility challenges can join. Participants can also attend in-person sessions to meet and learn from other female professionals and receive mentorship. New Marketing Movement provides free workshops and resources for unemployed women and women living in disadvantaged areas.
Cape Town, South Africa
Manna and Me offers skincare products for sensitive skin that incorporate sustainably sourced South African botanicals and upcycled food waste. They produce handcrafted soaps, oils, and balms from imphepho, sour fig, marula, rooibos, calendula, shea butter, coffee grounds, citrus peels, and other natural ingredients. Manna and Me participates in social enterprise networks for women, township economies, food system transformation, and entrepreneurship development and commits a percentage of their profits to children’s homes.
Middle Sackville, Nova Scotia, Canada
Forward Creative crafts digital and creative solutions with a focus on empowering people, nurturing communities, and protecting the planet. They specialize in brand strategy, website and learning management system development, search engine optimization, marketing services, and AI integration for organizations in Atlantic Canada. Forward Creative offers discounts and in-kind services to nonprofits and supports Scleroderma Atlantic.
Ella, Sri Lanka
Kath Ceylon creates macrame housewares and accessories and uplifts rural women in Sri Lanka. They offer pillow covers, wall hangers, table mats, plant hangers, beach bags, handbags, pouches, yoga straps, and other handcrafted products. Kath Ceylon focuses on expanding sustainable livelihood opportunities to help rural women achieve financial independence and express their artistic talents.
London, England, United Kingdom
Muslim Marriage Services (MMS) modernizes traditional matchmaking methods with a focus on trust, digital security, shared values, and social impact. They facilitate proactive partner searches, provide education on communication, compatibility, rights, roles, and autonomy in choosing life partners, and help Muslim young adults approach marriage with confidence. The MMS Guardian Council fosters interfaith dialog and understanding in matrimonial matters. The MMS social impact fee is used to support disadvantaged global communities, regardless of faith or background. Muslim Marriage Services is a member of Social Enterprise UK and reinvests the majority of any surplus towards their social mission.
Maharagama, Sri Lanka
Yathra Ceylonese creates accessories from sustainably sourced materials that celebrate Sri Lankan heritage. They specialize in hand-painted tote bags and earrings made from unbleached cotton, jute, upcycled fabric scraps, and wooden beads.
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Project Placed empowers unemployed Australians through equitable access to professional, independent support. They provide job seekers with free career coaching and mental health sessions and assist with skills identification, job searches, resumes, cover letters, and job interview preparation. Their tailored guidance fosters resilience and pathways to secure, meaningful work. Project Placed is a collective of skilled Australian professionals who volunteer their time and services to help community members in need. They are a registered not-for-profit and a member of Volunteering Australia and The Centre for Volunteering. All surplus is reinvested towards their mission.
Malabe, Sri Lanka
Happii Eats produces natural ready-to-eat food from locally sourced ingredients and promotes healthy living in Sri Lanka. They specialize in freshly made fruit juice, popsicles, ice cream, and kurukkan bread sandwiches. Happii Eats uses their food waste to produce compost and propagate more plants in their nursery.
Mount Martha, Victoria, Australia
Alec The Geek works to demystify the digital world and make computers, tablets, and smartphones accessible and enjoyable for everyone. They provide training and personalized assistance to help seniors and other local community members set up new devices, transfer data, manage email, banking, and other online tasks, resolve technical issues, and implement online safety measures, including password management, virus protection, and data backups. Alec The Geek provides free training and consulting to local community groups.
Colombo, Sri Lanka
Holi Grail Granola produces natural vegan granola in Sri Lanka and prioritizes locally sourced ingredients. Their handcrafted granola blends are made with whole oats, nuts, seeds, coconut oil, coconut chips, Ceylon cinnamon, and pure kithul syrup.
Kalaoya, Sri Lanka
Mana Ceylon creates handmade paper products in Sri Lanka to protect the environment and support rural livelihoods. They offer paper bags, notebooks, greeting cards, and stationery made from banana fiber, invasive cogon and guinea grass, and other locally sourced materials. Mana Ceylon engages in tree planting and environmental clean-up initiatives and provides essential goods monthly to people in need.
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