Businesses Doing Good

Celebrating innovative ways businesses are making a difference in the world

The editor of the Forbes Billionaires List introduced a new method to track wealth: How much money the world’s richest people are giving away.

What was once a bait and tackle vending machine has been transformed into a colorful attraction dispensing kindness challenges to strangers.

Shop more consciously without sacrificing style or affordability.

An Orlando restaurateur is being honored for her efforts to revive Pride-themed street art in honor of the victims of the Pulse nightclub shooting.

“Everyone needs choice, everyone dresses differently, and everyone has the right to self expression,” the designer said.

The best-selling author is honoring John Keats, a poet who died of tuberculosis, for the upcoming World Tuberculosis Day.

Embassy Village is a new housing concept constructed beneath 22 railway arches. All of the units were built pro-bono.

Up to 40% of employees in the restaurant industry are undocumented workers. Removing language barriers can mean everything.

Peninsula Prime owner Jim Gordon felt personally moved to make sure his restaurant was as inclusive as possible for guests.

The Back in Business Recovery Fund comes on the heels of Hilton’s support of women-owned businesses following wildfires in Los Angeles.

Olivia Drewery created the design to meet her own needs, noting that most clothing brands are not designed with neurodivergent people in mind.

The new feature allows players to customize their avatars at a lower price, all while helping real communities.