Businesses Doing Good

A new website aims to make finding ethical, sustainable plus-size clothes (that actually fit) a whole lot easier.

Nest and Etsy have released two free online guides to assist artisans and small business owners dealing with the increasing risks of climate-related disasters.

Internet creator, author, and philanthropist Hank Green used his time receiving cancer treatment to design socks that give back.

A guide of ethical, environmentally-friendly products that are perfect for your coworker or employee.

Due to an abundance of basaltic rock, The Pacific Northwest is the new hub for carbon removal innovation, which is vital in the future of climate solutions.

Digital clothing could become a daily reality by 2033 and has the potential to significantly reduce environmental and social impacts of fast fashion.

Cleaning for a Reason provides free house cleanings to cancer patients across the U.S. and Canada.

NYC’s Reclypt’s Mending Club leads classes and pop-up events to teach community members how to repair and reuse clothing to prevent environmental waste.

A tattoo shop in Denton, Texas raised funds for their local public library through a flash tattoo pop-up event. Community fundraising like this directly combats tax cuts and political restrictions that threaten library funding across the U.S. every day.

It’s never been easier to shop and sell secondhand. Online consignment shops are a great, user-friendly way to do just that.

Volunteer photographers worldwide are giving free photo sessions to grieving families through Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep.

Breaking down the history of consigning, the differences between consignment and thrifting, and how the process typically works...