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Welcome to the 111 social enterprises, cooperatives, responsible businesses, civic organizations, and networks that became Good Market approved in February 2025! This month’s roundup includes new community members from Türkiye, India, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Myanmar, Australia, Canada, the United States, Ireland, England, and Croatia. You can see half of them below. Part 1 is here. More than 4,151 enterprises across 114 countries are now part of the Good Market commons. 
Oakland, California, United States
DIG Cooperative protects and conserves freshwater in the greater San Francisco Bay Area and helps create a water secure future for generations to come. They design and build systems for rainwater catchment, greywater irrigation, fire protection, flood mitigation, and groundwater management. They also install and maintain Hydraloop water recycling products and offer rainwater and greywater do-it-yourself kits. DIG Cooperative views each site as a whole-system organism and follows permaculture design principles, which are derived from observations of nature and Indigenous traditions. They provide occasional pro bono and discounted services to schools and nonprofit community organizations with aligned values. DIG Cooperative is a worker-owned cooperative and a Network of Bay Area Worker Cooperatives (NoBAWC) member.
İstanbul, Türkiye
Postane is an urban hub and coproduction space in Istanbul that fosters social innovation and collaboration for the wellbeing of people and the planet. They transformed the building known as the British Post Office, which was built in 1859, into a vegetarian cafe, social economy retail shop, library, studio, coworking office, and event space with a rooftop permaculture garden. They offer membership plans, venue rental, catering, event photography, podcast and video, podcasting, project development, and consulting services. Postane has a tripod pricing model with full-price, subsidized, and free options and a Social Impact Credit program to increase affordability for those in need. The cafe sources from cooperatives and other local producers, minimizes waste, composts food scraps, and serves disadvantaged communities through a suspended meal program. Postane is part of Ashoka, Allianz Cultural Hubs Network, and Bertha Spaces. They allocate 80 percent of profits to purpose-driven initiatives.
Perth, Western Australia, Australia
Perth City Farm is a half-hectare urban farm started in 1994 to harness the power of nature and community connection and bring people together to learn about sustainable living. They offer farm tours, workshops, nature playgroups, and venue hire for weddings, private functions, and community events, and serve nutritious meals from locally sourced ingredients in their Be Free cafe. Perth City Farm hosts a weekly farmer’s market that offers fresh produce, meats, seafood, eggs, honey, bread, pantry items, and giftwares from small-scale, local growers and producers. They provide discounted or free services to other not-for-profit organizations and community groups and operate a community recycling facility that collects items and distributes them to organizations for reuse or recycling. Perth City Farm is a member of Western Australia Social Enterprise Council (WASEC).
Ballyvaum, Ireland
Inishturk Community Club was founded in 1991 to safeguard and promote the well-being and interests of the island’s inhabitants, involve everyone in advancing the community’s educational, cultural, and economic welfare, represent the community to local government bodies, and serve as a central hub for cultural, heritage, and social activities. They operate a bar, restaurant, community shop, and community center for training programs, meetings, community events, and public and private functions. They also promote tourism to the island and provide information on ferries, places to visit, and places to stay. Inishturk Community Club organizes free hot meal days and provides transportation to and from the venue for members with disabilities and the elderly. They are a member of the Social Enterprise Republic of Ireland and a not-for-profit organization. All surplus is reinvested towards their mission.
Washington DC, United States
Aspen Network of Development Entrepreneurs (ANDE) brings together funders, investors, capacity-building organizations, governments, and research institutions to propel entrepreneurship in developing economies and address systemic challenges through collective action. Their members provide financial, educational, and business support to small and growing businesses that are too large for microfinance but too small to attract traditional commercial capital. ANDE builds their members’ capacity to create impact through impact measurement, knowledge sharing, fundraising collaborations, access to global peers and convenings, advocacy and communications channels, and opportunities to delve into thematic areas through targeted programs. They prioritize businesses that promote gender equality, climate action, and safe, fulfilling, and sustainable work. ANDE is part of the Aspen Institute and a not-for-profit organization. All surplus is reinvested into their mission.
Invermere, British Columbia, Canada
Outdoor Learning School & Store provides training, tools, resources, and support for outdoor education experiences. They offer courses, workshops, curriculum guides, books, kits, activities, and other equipment in English, French, and Indigenous North American languages. Outdoor Learning prioritizes socially and environmentally responsible suppliers, uses recycled and recyclable packaging materials, and partners with electric vehicle delivery partners. Recognizing Indigenous knowledge and perspectives as foundational to outdoor learning, they employ Indigenous educators, partner with Indigenous advisors, elders, and organizations, and elevate Indigenous voices. Outdoor Learning brings together outdoor learning leaders from across North America and supports an ongoing community of practice. They are a Buy Social Canada Certified Social Enterprise and a member of Classrooms to Communities Network Society, Canadian Network for Environmental Education and Communication, and North American Association for Environmental Education. Outdoor Learning is a not-for-profit organization and donates all surplus to nonprofit outdoor learning initiatives.
Osijek, Croatia
Plodovi.hr empowers small local producers and strengthens urban communities in Croatia by providing a direct and transparent link between local farmers and consumers. They combine online sales with reliable delivery services and offer a wide range of fresh, seasonal, and locally sourced products, including vegetables, fruit, dairy, eggs, seeds, nuts, oils, spices, honey, jams, vinegar, wine, spirits, beer, and more. Family farms and other small producers are able to maintain their brand identity, access new sales channels, set their own prices, and sell directly to consumers while Plodovi.hr handles marketing, logistics, and distribution. Plodovi.hr actively engages with policymakers, local authorities, and European Union institutions to advocate for changes that support small producers and short food supply chains (SFSC), reduce administrative burdens, and prioritize locally produced food in public procurement.
Westport, Ireland
Leave No Trace Ireland provides research, education, and outreach so every person who ventures outside can protect and enjoy the outdoors responsibly. They offer a range of educational opportunities through workshops, certified training courses, events, and school programs based upon their seven principles of responsible outdoor recreation, including planning ahead and preparing, traveling and camping on durable surfaces, disposing of waste properly, leaving what is found, minimizing campfire impact, respecting wildlife, and being considerate of others. Leave No Trace Ireland offers tiered memberships for individuals, communities, organizations, and corporations. Their programs address issues like the human impact on wildlife, vegetation, water resources, cultural resources, soil, and social aspects of outdoor activities. Leave No Trace Ireland is a not-for-profit organization and reinvests all surplus towards their mission.
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
MP Maintenance delivers commercial cleaning and property services in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside and provides transitional employment to help disadvantaged community members achieve a renewed sense of dignity and purpose. Services include litter pick-up, sharps disposal, pressure washing, graffiti removal, exterior and interior painting, awning and window cleaning, snow clearing and ice management, landscaping, general site maintenance, and customized support for special events. They offer employment training, one-on-one coaching, and wrap-around support to help people facing barriers to employment find stability and permanent work. Work routes and teams are tailored to incorporate people with mobility challenges. MP Maintenance provides free or discounted services to nonprofit partners. They donate all surplus to their parent charity, Mission Possible, to help more people move from the precariousness of poverty to long-term stability. MP Maintenance is a Buy Social Canada Certified Social Enterprise.
Portland, Oregon, United States
B-Line provides last-mile delivery services in central Portland, reduces congestion, supports local food producers, and creates green job opportunities. They use electric-assisted cargo trikes for zero-carbon emission delivery, provide flexible storage options with dry, cold, and frozen facilities, offer fulfillment stalls at their consolidation and distribution center in Portland’s central eastside, support warehousing needs, and create on-the-go advertising opportunities by repurposing their cargo trikes as mobile marketing platforms. B-Line delivers surplus food from local restaurants at reduced costs by leveraging their daily delivery routes through their B-Shares program. They collect hard-to-recycle materials like styrofoam and plastic film from clients when on deliveries, partner with Agilyx and Vancouver Plastics to reduce waste in their community, and support sustainable transportation in Portland by conducting battery swaps for electric scooters and bikes. B-Line is a certified B Corporation and an Oregon Tilth certified organic food handler.
Yangon, Myanmar
Waterford, Ireland
The Shona Project educates, empowers, and inspires today’s girls to become tomorrow’s strong, confident, and curious young women in Ireland. They offer school workshops for secondary school students, provide lesson plans for teachers, and run a Junior Ambassador (Jambo) program for student leaders who promote kindness, positivity, inclusion, and resilience. Their annual Shine Festival brings together thousands of girls to hear from inspiring role models and celebrate International Day of The Girl. The Shona Project provides free survival handbooks for first year girls across Ireland, a free stencil kit for school bathrooms and halls, and free online resources including a podcast, a newsletter, and informative and inspiring videos on mental health, women’s health, women in sports, careers, the arts, activism, and more. They are a not-for-profit organization and a member of the Social Enterprise Republic of Ireland (SERI). The Shona Project reinvests all surplus towards their mission.
Colombo, Sri Lanka
Coffee Patrol aims to transform the coffee landscape in Sri Lanka by blending gourmet excellence with local sourcing and environmental responsibility. They serve specialty coffee drinks from a Sri Lankan-made electric three-wheeler converted into a mobile cafe. Coffee Patrol uses locally sourced and roasted coffee beans from Temple Grounds, fresh milk in glass bottles from Ross Dairies, and plastic-free compostable cups and lids. They source uniforms from Apeksha, a local social enterprise that provides training and employment opportunities for blind and visually impaired women. Coffee Patrol pays workers above market-rate wages, provides training and professional development, and encourages career progression beyond their organization. They support The Pearl Protectors and Animal Welfare Protection Association (AWPA).
Cambridge, England, United Kingdom
Uncomfortable Cambridge aims to collaboratively challenge Britain’s role in creating the uncomfortable histories and legacies of privilege, power, inequalities, imperialism, and discrimination around the world. They offer unique walking tours that delve into the city’s complex histories of race, gender, class, and the legacies of empire to diversify historical narratives and provide participants with a deeper understanding of Cambridge’s past. Tours are designed by university researchers for friends, families, school groups, conferences, and company outings and cover topics like colonial wealth, social inequality, and the history of science through critical perspectives. Uncomfortable Cambridge provides discounts and free tours for community groups, charities, students, seniors, and low-income individuals who cannot afford a ticket. They are a registered Community Interest Company (CIC), an accredited Living Wage Employer, and a member of Social Enterprise UK.
Dublin, Ireland
We Make Good helps marginalized people find community and purpose through meaningful work and promotes equality, sustainable production, and social enterprise in Ireland. They partner with local designers and social enterprise makers to offer a range of soaps, candles, stationery, toys, housewares, T-shirts, and more. They also offer textile manufacturing and print services for other brands. We Make Good hires and trains people who are marginalized from the labor market, including people rebuilding their lives from refugee status, disability, prison, homelessness, and addiction. They give them the skills to work in the creative sector and support services to reach long-term education and employment goals. We Make Good prioritizes natural and upcycled materials, reduces material waste and chemical use, and reshores production. They are a member of Green4Wise and Community Resources Network Ireland. We Make Good operates under Quality Matters, a registered charity, and reinvests all surplus towards their mission.
Olympia, Washington, United States
Capital Homecare Cooperative is a worker-owned community of justly paid professionals providing compassionate care to seniors and people with disabilities in Olympia, Washington. Their certified nursing assistants and home care aids offer non-medical in-home support services including personal care and hygiene assistance, medication reminders, errands, transportation, meal planning and preparation, household chores, companionship, recreational activities, and more. The cooperative model cuts standard turnover rates in half, enabling caregivers to forge meaningful, long-term relationships with their clients. Capital Homecare Cooperative is part of the US Federation of Worker Cooperatives, Democracy at Work Institute, Cooperative Development Foundation, ICA Group, Northwest Cooperative Development Institute, Washington State Homecare Cooperatives, Elevate Cooperative, CoSound Cooperative, and Senior Action Network of Thurston County.
Ankara, Türkiye
Coldfusion produces plant-based, gluten-free, and refined-sugar-free food and drinks to make healthy and sustainable eating more accessible in Ankara. They offer vegetarian and vegan meals, cold-pressed juices, handcrafted granola, nut butter, snacks, desserts, and more. Coldfusion supports workforce inclusion, prioritizes locally sourced ingredients and materials, actively promotes local producers, and works to minimize food waste and packaging waste. They maintain a plastic-free cutlery policy, use recycled paper packaging for deliveries, and serve soups, beverages, and nut butters in glass containers with a deposit system to encourage reuse. They are collaborating with industry experts to develop local biodegradable food packaging solutions. Coldfusion provides discounted catering services for social enterprises, hosts mindful eating workshops, supports impact-driven events, and raises awareness about waste reduction, plastic-free alternatives, and responsible sourcing. They are a member of Impact Hub Ankara.
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States
involveMINT enables communities to unlock, share, and exchange underutilized resources through a mutual aid and exchange system that fosters social and environmental good, supports re-localization, and builds sustainable circular economies. Their platform gives mission-driven organizations and businesses access to the resources they need to make a difference without using conventional money. Changemakers engage in community projects focused on social or environmental impact and earn tradable community credits that can be used within a local network of participating businesses. By supporting community projects through involveMINT, funders create community credits, enable ongoing exchange, and generate more impact than contributing dollars alone. involveMINT is a member of the Pittsburgh Food and Beverage Network, New Sun Rising, and Greater Pittsburgh Nonprofit Partnership (GPNP). They are a 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization and reinvest all surplus towards their mission.
Dundalk, Ireland
Creative Spark provides dedicated workspace and training facilities in Dundalk to develop innovative and creative businesses in the northeast of Ireland. Their hubs include coworking desks, office spaces, meeting and training rooms, creative workspaces, a ceramics studio, a podcast studio, a fabrication laboratory (FabLab), and a print studio. They offer professional development programs, enterprise training, and courses on painting, ceramics, sewing, 3D printing, coding, and other skills. Creative Spark hosts exhibitions, events, and collaborative projects to bring people, industries, and ideas together and build a thriving ecosystem for creativity and innovation. They are a member of Social Enterprise Republic of Ireland, Community Enterprise Association of Ireland, The Wheel, and Business to Arts. Creative Spark is a not-for-profit organization and reinvests all surplus towards their mission.
Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada
Farmers’ Truck makes fresh, healthy food accessible in unserved communities across Canada and the United States by helping organizations establish or expand mobile market programs. They provide customizable mobile produce market trucks to food banks, farms, community groups, government agencies, and others to distribute fresh produce and address food insecurity. Farmers’ Truck maintains a community learning platform with step-by-step guides, modules on navigating permits, community engagement, and operations, and an interactive community forum. Their trucks rely on passive cooling using commercial ice packs and fan circulation rather than energy-intensive, traditional refrigeration. Farmers’ Truck donates to mission-aligned organizations and actively participates in community events that promote food security.
Loughmore, Ireland
The Cottage Loughmore was established to combat rural isolation, bring life back to a dying village, and create economic opportunities for local people. They operate a community cafe, tearoom, and shop that sources from local food producers and serves as a social hub. The Cottage keeps prices as low as possible to ensure inclusion and reinvests all surplus to expand services and support local community initiatives. For example, they have installed solar photovoltaic panels, invested in internet access, and worked with the local primary school on a polytunnel project to grow and supply vegetables to the cafe. The Cottage Loughmore is a not-for-profit cooperative owned by community shareholders. They have helped other communities across Ireland and Europe replicate their model.
Osijek, Croatia
Plodie.com develops technological solutions that simplify short food supply chains (SFSC), empower small-scale producers, reduce food miles, enhance food sovereignty, and support resilient local communities. Their software enables customers to order fresh locally grown food from multiple producers, provides market owners and producers with automated tools for order processing, accounting, inventory management, revenue tracking, and comprehensive analytics, and optimizes delivery routes and schedules to facilitate carbon-efficient deliveries. Plodie.com is designed as a scalable software as a service (SaaS) solution to support replication in diverse regional contexts, help overcome systemic challenges, and make local food systems more efficient, accessible, and sustainable. They have helped develop a national consortium of SFSC operators in Croatia to standardize best practices, enhance collaboration, and improve market access for small local producers.
Ankara, Türkiye
Atölye Bez increases women’s access to dignified employment in Türkiye and promotes fairness and transparency in the textile supply chain. They collaborate with responsible brands and offer design, prototype development, pattern making, apparel and accessory production, disassembly and reproduction, process documentation, product photography, and consulting services. Atölye Bez also organizes training programs and workshops to develop skills related to sewing, repair, upcycling, natural dyeing, and other textile arts. They work to reduce waste, minimize their carbon footprint, and promote environmental sustainability and fair work. Atölye Bez is an autonomous workshop of Ankara Zeytindalı Kadın, Çevre, Kültür ve İşletme Kooperatifi, a nonprofit women’s cooperative that helps women generate income, preserve cultural heritage, and contribute to local economic development, and a member of Impact Hub Ankara.
Dublin, Ireland
Third Space fosters community connections through their local gathering place in Smithfield, Dublin. Their cafe offers a breakfast and lunch menu and local office and event catering during the day and provides space for creative activities, community groups, and events outside of regular business hours. Third Space sources from local suppliers, minimizes food waste, stocks drinks in plastic-free containers, uses biodegradable and recyclable takeaway packaging, and offers discounts to customers who bring their own cups. They collaborate with local organizations to provide training and work placements to people with autism, transition year students, the long-term unemployed, and European students learning English. Third Space has a tenure-based profit-sharing scheme and donates to local community projects.
Glendale, California, United States
Dublin, Ireland
Oakfield Trust was established in 1996 to provide facilities, services, and support to social enterprises and local community organizations in Clondalkin, Ireland. They develop, manage, and lease commercial properties to organizations serving marginalized and socially excluded communities and use their surplus to provide grants, loans, and support for feasibility studies, project management, capacity building, and business development. Oakfield Trust provides tenants with below-market rates, flexible lease terms, and favorable upkeep and maintenance costs. They have expanded to support social enterprises nationwide through an open grant fund, advocacy, networking, and events. Oakfield Trust is a member of Social Enterprise Republic of Ireland (SERI), Public Participation Networks (PPN), The Wheel, and Irish Local Development Network (ILDN).
Coquitlam, British Columbia, Canada
Soul Bite produces vegan comfort food inspired by traditional recipes from Eastern Europe and the Middle East and uses their proceeds to fight hunger and food waste in British Columbia. They offer frozen retail packs of mushroom and leek phyllo wraps, smoked eggplant and walnut phyllo wraps, cabbage rolls, and stuffed eggplant throughout Canada and takeaway and catering services in Coquitlam. All products are made in Canada from fresh natural ingredients. Soul Bite donates the majority of their profits to charities combating hunger and combating food waste. They started as an initiative of the Immigrant Link Centre Society (ILCS), which collects surplus perishables and short-dated items from grocery stores and delivers nutritious foods to refugees, single mothers, and people and families living with low income. Soul Bite is a Buy Social Canada Certified Social Enterprise.
Bellingham, Washington, United States
Cascadia Deaf Nation promotes community wellness within Black, Indigenous, and people of color (BIPOC) deaf communities and models change through shared accountability, mindfulness, community stewardship, and communication equity. They provide education, training, consulting, and other capacity-building services. They also offer community engagement, job placement, and aftercare support for BIPOC deaf individuals transitioning from case management, domestic violence services, and other programs. Cascadia Deaf Nation provides American Sign Language interpreters and is committed to accessibility. They are a Washington state certified Minority Business Enterprise and a member of the US Federation of Worker Cooperatives.
Dunhill, Ireland
Suide Iol Oidis Duin Aill Cuideachta Faoi Theorainn Ráthaíochta, trading as Dunhill Multi-Education Centre, aims to be a hub of learning excellence and provide equal access to education for all from their community-owned education, training, and conference center in east County Waterford. They offer training and event facilities, meeting rooms, a library, a community garden, an onsite café, and catering services. Dunhill Multi Education Centre delivers local training initiatives and hosts more than 30 local community organizations and clubs. They maintain tiered pricing and use revenue from corporate bookings to provide discounted rates to community groups. Many training programs are free for participants in need. Dunhill Multi Education Centre is a member of Social Enterprise Republic of Ireland, Waterford Social Enterprise Network, Comhar Commeragh Network, Copper Coast Tourism Network, and Public Participation Networks.
Washington DC, United States
Dublin, Ireland
Terenure Enterprise Centre supports local businesses and community groups in Terenure Village, Dublin to innovate, collaborate and reach their full potential. They provide affordable coworking space, offices, meeting rooms, virtual office memberships, digital media consultation, photography, podcasting, and video production services. Meeting spaces are available at reduced rates for charities and social enterprises. Terenure Enterprise Centre also provides digital skills courses, social activities, day trips, talks and movie nights for people aged 55 and over. They are a registered charity and a member of Social Enterprise Republic of Ireland, Community Service Programme Networks, and Involve Autism. Terenure Enterprise Centre reinvests all surplus towards their purpose.
London, England, United Kingdom
Looply helps businesses, venues, and individuals in London close the loop on plastic waste. They collect single-use soft plastics, create upcycled bags, pouches, cases, and custom branded products, and offer downloadable guides and hands-on workshops to share their upcycling methods with others. Looply partners with other social enterprises and charities to set up public collection points and offer free public workshops. They are part of Hackney Impact, Sustainable Young Makers Programme, Hackney Wick & Fish Island Community Development Trust, UnLtd, and ReLondon.
Portland, Oregon, United States
Devil’s Food offers event catering services in Portland with a commitment to civic engagement, environmental stewardship, and social equity. They offer food, drink, staffing, planning, rental coordination, and more for weddings, parties, corporate functions, and other special occasions. Their menus focus on local, seasonal produce from small-scale suppliers, Pacific Northwest pasture-raised meats, sustainably harvested seafood, and biodynamic or carbon neutral local wines. Devil’s Food Catering composts all food scraps and donates leftovers to those experiencing food insecurity. Their building is powered by renewable energy and they encourage employee carpooling and biking to work. Over half of their management staff identifies as women, people of color, or LGBTQ+. Devil’s Food Catering provides in-kind catering services to local nonprofits and makes cash donations to organizations that help disenfranchised members of their community.
Dublin, Ireland
Common Purpose Ireland develops leaders capable of crossing cultural, institutional, and social boundaries through transformative learning experiences. They offer in-person, online, and blended leadership development programs that explore real-life challenges in a safe environment and help people bridge across disciplines, continents, backgrounds, and sectors to lead effectively in diverse contexts. Common Purpose Ireland acts as a field catalyst by bringing alumni together and facilitating connections and collaboration. They offer flexible payment options, reduced fees, and bursaries to ensure accessibility and program diversity. Common Purpose Ireland sources from social enterprise suppliers, works to reduce waste, and supports environmental initiatives. They are a member of Social Enterprise Republic Ireland (SERI) and Public Participation Network (PPN). Common Purpose Ireland is a not-for-profit organization and reinvests all surplus towards their purpose.
Columbus, Ohio, United States
Winkaffe Global Travel creates personalized, authentic, and sustainable luxury travel experiences that support local communities, respect the environment, and foster positive economic impact. They leverage their extensive global connections to design itineraries that immerse travelers in local cultures and lesser-known destinations. Winkaffe Global Travel incorporates carbon footprint estimations into trip planning and prioritizes partnerships with service providers that directly benefit local economies, maintain ethical labor practices and fair wages, and uphold sustainability commitments. They work with clients to understand accessibility needs and design customized itineraries that accommodate mobility limitations, sensory needs, and other medical considerations. Winkaffe Global Travel donates 10 percent of profit to local community development, cultural preservation, and environmental projects in the destinations their clients visit. They are a Green America certified business and a member of 1% for the Planet and the Virtuoso Sustainability Community.
Virginia Beach, Virginia, United States
Artisan Made was founded in 1999 to promote handmade textile art and support artisans in the developing world. They offer patchwork quilts, bedspreads, pillow covers, wall hangings, table runners, handloom wraps, scarves, and shawls, bags, and handpainted ceramics. Artisan Made sources from artisan groups that incorporate recycled materials and are committed to environmental responsibility and ethical labor practices. They pay above-market rates, make advance payments, offer training and design support, and provide startup and capacity-building loans.
Silver Spring, Maryland, United States
12PointFive helps diverse business owners leverage their certifications and grow their businesses. They work with companies owned by women, LGBT+, people of color, people with disabilities, and veterans to provide comprehensive business development support including training, consulting, one-on-one coaching, certification roadmaps, networking opportunities at supplier diversity events, and strategies to increase visibility, foster relationships with supplier diversity representatives, and identify relevant business opportunities. 12PointFive also helps businesses analyze their spending to identify and support vendors from underrepresented groups and communicate their commitment to inclusivity. They offer pro bono mentorship and tiered pricing to underserved communities. 12PointFive is a certified B Corporation, WBENC-certified Women Owned, and a member of WeTheChange and Women’s Business Enterprise Council Greater DMV. They are registered as a Maryland Benefit LLC.
Leighlinbridge, Ireland
The B!G Idea empowers young people to solve challenges in their lives and their communities through innovative education and industry collaboration. They engage students in hands-on projects to develop critical thinking, problem-solving, and collaboration skills and address issues like climate change and social inequality. Teachers receive free access to bespoke workshops, teaching packs, detailed lesson plans, and curriculum-aligned learning materials. Participation is free and sponsored by mentors and industry partners. The B!G Idea also works with Youthreach and community training centers to deliver programs for young people who have left school early. They are a member of Social Enterprise Republic of Ireland (SERI), The Wheel, and Learnovate. The B!G Idea is a not-for-profit organization and reinvests all surplus towards their mission.
Boca Raton, Florida, United States
Little Hands and Nature empowers children to develop emotional resilience, confidence, and creativity through mindful, nature-based play. They produce sensory play sets, craft kits, potion-making kits, subscription boxes, party kits, and activities that foster parent-child connection and encourage playful exploration. Little Hands and Nature prioritizes recyclable, biodegradable, and sustainably sourced materials, prints with plant-based inks, uses recycled packaging materials, and encourages customers to repurpose packaging into art projects or storage. They plant trees through GoodAPI and donate products to cooperative schools, children’s hospitals, and children in underserved communities. Little Hands and Nature is a Green America certified business.
Richmond, Virginia, United States
EqualityMD provides LGBTQ+ inclusive telehealth and prescription fulfillment services that enable underserved communities to access affordable, affirming care in safe digital spaces. Their platform connects patients with a national network of telehealth doctors and therapists trained to deliver affirming and respectful care to LGBTQIA+ individuals and allies. Members receive access to virtual primary and urgent care visits and mental health sessions. They also offer training for providers to enhance their cultural competency and improve patient engagement and outcomes. EqualityMD provides discounts to organizations and community members facing financial constraints. They donate to LGBTQ+ clinic groups that also provide support with housing, food security, job training, and other essentials. EqualityMD is a certified B Corporation and LGBT Business Enterprise.
Dublin, Ireland
Sail Training Ireland supports the development of young people from all backgrounds and all abilities across Ireland by providing sail training opportunities. Their tall ship voyages engage young people between the ages of 14 and 30 as part of a working crew and help them push boundaries, overcome fears, take on new responsibilities, increase self-confidence, and build leadership, teamwork, and communication skills. Sail Training Ireland partners with youth and community groups nationwide to identify young people who would benefit from these opportunities and mobilizes funding for participants from disadvantaged backgrounds and those with disabilities. They use a vessel that includes instruments adapted for visual and hearing impairments, lifts, hoists, and wheelchair accessible bunks, toilets, and gangways. Sail Training Ireland is a member of the Social Enterprise Republic of Ireland. They are a not-for-profit organization and reinvest all surplus towards their mission.
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Consolidated Credit Canada helps individuals and families in Canada end financial crises and debt management problems through education and professional counseling. They offer personal budgeting guidance, non-profit credit counseling, debt management plans, debt consolidation services, and support to clients considering bankruptcy. Consolidated Credit Canada offers free financial literacy workshops and resource materials to community organizations and provides fundraising and volunteer support to local charities. They support staff with professional development training and provide flexible work arrangements to employees with health challenges. Consolidated Credit Canada is a Buy Social Canada Certified Social Enterprise and a not-for-profit organization. They reinvest all surplus towards their mission.
San Francisco, California, United States
MODHER creates timeless, durable handbags in small Tuscan workshops with a focus on transparency and social and environmental responsibility. Their totes, crossbody bags, and clutches are handcrafted by Italian artisans using vegetable-tanned leather from sustainable livestock operations in Europe, Mirum, a natural leather alternative, Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) certified organic cotton, and Responsible Jewellery Council (RJC) certified metal fittings. All materials are free from plastics, heavy metals, and toxic dyes. MODHER prioritizes suppliers near Tuscany to minimize their carbon footprint, support the local economy, and ensure safe and healthy working conditions. They partner with Renoon to create transparent maps of their supply chains and with Ecocart to offset carbon emissions. MODHER is a certified B Corporation.
Cary, North Carolina, United States
Marit Digital helps businesses make smart and sustainable digital choices in alignment with positive societal and environmental impacts for the community. They specialize in website services, productivity solutions, security and compliance, and green and ethical technology. Marit Digital offers fractional digital leadership and retainer services so small businesses can benefit from ongoing digital strategy, technical support, and training without a full-time hire. They focus on women and minority-owned businesses and offer pro bono services to organizations in need. Marit Digital partners with One Tree Planted to plant a tree for every contact submission and introductory appointment. They are a certified B Corporation and a member of 1% for the Planet, WeTheChange, North Carolina Sustainable Business Council, and EarthShare North Carolina.
Bundaberg West, Queensland, Australia
Brave Brothers breaks down the barriers surrounding men’s health and wellbeing in Australia. Their Brave Place Safe Space initiative engages local spots like cafes, barbers, pubs, and sports clubs that are dedicated to raising awareness around critical health issues affecting the community. At each location, Brave Brothers provides comprehensive training workshops on key topics, including suicide prevention, family and domestic violence prevention, and mental health awareness. Their mobile outreach coffee trailer brings the conversation to workplaces and community events, and their free men’s groups provide spaces for men to connect through shared activities like communal meals, group walks, motorcycle rides, and drumming circles. Brave Brothers is a member of the Queensland Social Enterprise Council (QSEC) and Wesley LifeForce Network. They are a not-for-profit organization and reinvest all surplus towards their mission.
Northampton, England, United Kingdom
SENDsational Families supports, empowers, and uplifts families navigating the unique challenges of raising children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND). Their workshops and events help SEND parents and caregivers prioritize their wellness, rediscover their strength, and feel truly connected. SENDsational Families collaborates with local voluntary organizations, community groups, social enterprises, and small businesses to provide free or low-cost workshops. They are a registered Community Interest Company (CIC) and a member of Social Enterprise UK.
North Wollongong, New South Wales, Australia
RoboFit uses cutting edge technology to redefine rehabilitation and help clients with neurological and musculoskeletal conditions explore new possibilities in their recovery journeys. Their rehabilitation centers combine exercise physiology and physiotherapy with Australia’s first neuro-controlled exoskeletons. This assistive technology can help people with spinal cord injury, Parkinson’s disease, Guillain-Barre syndrome, multiple sclerosis, and other conditions remap neural pathways and restore motor and sensory function. RoboFit was inspired by lived experience and co-creates services with its community. They offer reduced rates for low-income groups and reinvest profits into research and expanded services.
Batticaloa, Sri Lanka
SPM Technologies empowers small businesses, startups, and nonprofits in Batticaloa, Sri Lanka with affordable digital solutions that promote inclusivity and sustainability. They specialize in website and application development, Internet of Things (IoT), branding, 3D modeling, and search engine optimization. SPM Technologies supports their local community through professional development and skills training programs. They are an initiative of SPM Industries, which supports local small- and medium-sized enterprises to overcome challenges and achieve long-term success through technology and innovation.
Queenscliff, Victoria, Australia
Social Enterprise Group supports disadvantaged youth in the Greater Geelong region through work programs that build confidence and life skills and create pathways to vocational training and long-term employment. They provide mentorship, paid work placements with partner businesses, wraparound services, and post-program support for local youth and social procurement print services for local buyers. Social Enterprise Group prioritizes print suppliers that are Green Print Certified or focused on environmentally responsible practices. They donate to youth-focused nonprofits like Cottage by the Sea and reinvest all surplus to expand opportunities for local youth.
Narangba, Queensland, Australia
Tatak liberates businesses, organizations, and movements from surface-level branding and guides them toward ethical, justice-centered, and values-driven identities that resist commodification and foster real connection. Their studio focuses on unbranding for authenticity, accountability, and responsibility, storytelling with impact, and recentering design for society and the environment. Tatak provides pro bono services to Indigenous Australian entities and offers free consultations, educational resources, and collaborative service exchanges for values-aligned initiatives with limited resources. Tatak participates in Good North Community, Business for Good Network, Impact Boom, and Newkind.
Portlaoise, Ireland
Dignity Partnership facilitates the inclusion and integration of new communities in Irish society with a focus on promoting growth mindsets, addressing limiting beliefs, and nurturing human capital. They provide workshops, training, mentoring, internship opportunities, events, and other support services for refugees and asylum seekers, organize events that promote social cohesion and integration, and help community workers and support organizations better understand the experiences of refugees and international protection applications. Dignity Partnership is a member of Social Enterprise Republic of Ireland, Laois Integration Network, and Community Education Network. They are a not-for-profit organization and reinvest all surplus towards their mission.
Highfields, Queensland, Australia
Miss MJ’s Creativity Centre provides a welcoming space for social connection, creativity, and skill-building for neurodiverse individuals in Highfields, Queensland. They provide personalized support services, drop-in day programs, facilitated groups, and social clubs around shared interests like crafting, gaming, movies, or books. They also maintain a consignment store and organize outdoor artisan markets to showcase handmade and upcycled products from local people with disabilities or their caregivers. Miss MJ’s Creativity Centre supports teens and young adults facing challenges with traditional schooling, employment, or community engagement. They accept National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) payments.
Trowbridge, England, United Kingdom
AittoMusic makes music education accessible and affordable by bringing experienced musicians into schools to help guide students in education and careers in music. They organize holiday and afterschool clubs, one-on-one and group lessons, advanced music study programs, and music hypnotherapy sessions. Their creative development programs are designed to close the attainment gaps in music studies and build composition and performance skills and confidence. AittoMusic is a member of Social Enterprise UK.
Sri Jayawardenepura Kotte, Sri Lanka
Kotte Animal Welfare Sri Lanka (KAWSL) works towards the safety and well-being of all animals in Sri Lanka. They rescue, care for, and find homes for abandoned street animals, organize free spay and neuter surgeries and vaccinations, and provide medical treatments for sick or injured animals. KAWSL advocates for government legislation to safeguard the rights of all animals in the country.
Cashmere, Queensland, Australia
Deals Colony provides tools, resources, and support to help stay-at-home moms, elders, migrants, and youth pursue their entrepreneurial dreams and achieve economic independence by turning their passions into thriving side businesses. They offer personalized guidance, initial assessments, portfolio-building projects, brand development, business launch, website creation, IT consulting, and strategic business planning services. Deals Colony facilitates access to shared resources and workspaces and partners with local organizations to support underprivileged groups. They focus on digital processes to reduce waste and prioritize upcycled and recyclable materials in their programs. Deals Colony is a member of the Queensland Social Enterprise Council (QSEC).
Pannipitiya, Sri Lanka
The Banana Leaf Products uses dehydration technology to make healthy, locally grown food convenient, reduce food waste, and increase food security in Sri Lanka. They offer jackfruit curry mixes, vegetable soup mixes, and other easy-to-prepare foods. The Banana Leaf Products sources vegetables, fruits, spices, herbs, and flowers directly from local village home gardens.
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