Businesses Doing Good

The “Slow Flowers” movement urges shoppers to stop and think before they smell the roses.

The red knitted hats have gone viral across the crafting corners of the internet as a symbol of resistance against ICE.

Even knitters in Canada have reported red yarn shortages in response to the anti-ICE protest hats.

Organizers have created an option for knitters and crocheters to donate hats for people to buy — with all proceeds going to immigrant communities in Minnesota.

The list includes over 470 bars and restaurants across 13 major U.S. cities, encouraging fans to exclusively support Latino establishments for the big game.

Sales of the “Melt The ICE” crochet patterns have already raised $400,000 for local organizations supporting immigrants.

Fans were desperate to buy the jacket worn at the fictional Olympic Games in “Heated Rivalry.” Soon, they can.

The brand new burger spot was inspired by a cause that hit close to home for owner Kyle Nelson.

Modern Times Cafe has transformed into “Post Modern Times” in an effort to support community members amid ICE occupation.

Following the shooting of Alex Pretti, protesters and reporters on Minneapolis’s Nicollet Avenue sought a safe place to shelter. Tracy Wong opened her doors — and her arms.

Sales of the “Melt The ICE” knitting and crochet patterns will support local organizations supporting immigrants.

When the National Park System faced heavy budget cuts in 2025, these outdoor fitness brands lent their voice in support.